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Trigger warning: child sexual exploitation material
meghan marklefather of, Thomas Markle Sr.., has attracted the attention of the FBI. The FBI has reportedly offered support to Philippine authorities to investigate the alleged possession of child sexual abuse material.
The FBI has offered assistance to Philippine authorities investigating allegations against Thomas Markle Sr.
Philippine authorities then began an investigation Thomas Markle Jr.. Alleged she found “hundreds, if not thousands” of child sexual abuse material at the home of her father, Thomas Markle Sr.
The FBI has reportedly offered assistance to Philippine authorities with the investigation. according to tmzAn FBI official said, “The FBI is aware of the allegations and will provide appropriate assistance to Philippine authorities. We will also investigate any related allegations of federal violations of U.S. law.”
Meghan’s half-brother reported his father to detectives after finding horrifying details at his home in Cebu.
However, Thomas Markle Sr. has denied the allegations. He called the allegations “bulls***”, and said he “don’t know why Tom is trying to destroy me with these lies.”
Following this news, Meghan Markle issued a statement saying that she had received similar information in 2018 and that she hoped the investigation would bring things to light. “I am deeply distressed by the news that has emerged over the past 24 hours, and my thoughts go out to any children who may have been harmed,” Markle said. She also said that this is one of the reasons why she keeps her children and herself away from their father.
Meghan said, “I hope it can now be understood that, despite the distortions of some media publications over the past few years, any distance from my father and my decision not to allow him contact with our children was for one reason: to protect them.”
Samantha Markle, Thomas Jr.’s sister, believes her brother fabricated the description.
Police are investigating the case and are preparing to seize evidence. Although the FBI has offered its support, there is no official confirmation as to whether the FBI and Philippine authorities will work together on the case.
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