
Authorities are examining materials discovered at the residence previously occupied by the Duchess of Sussex's father.
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Thomas Markle previously resided in Cebu, Philippines, before reportedly returning to the United States earlier this year.
Philippine police are investigating a laptop found alongside images of child abuse at the former home of Meghan Markle’s estranged father, with “full results” expected in a week, the country’s interior minister told reporters.
Thomas Markle, whose daughter is married to Britain’s Prince Harry, had been living in Cebu in the Philippines until reportedly returning to the US earlier this year.
Philippine interior minister Jonvic Remulla said the country planned to take “appropriate legal actions” against Markle – who has denied all claims of alleged offending – if sufficient evidence was found.
“The Philippine National Police (PNP), upon the reports of the Sun, inspected the former home of a certain Mr. Thomas Markle,” Remulla said in a text message sent late on Saturday. “Found were a trove of child pornography materials as well as a laptop.”
AI outlook — possibilities, not facts
Philippine authorities will release findings of the laptop investigation.
Very likely · Within weeks

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