PRINCE Andrew was yesterday warned he would risk criminal prosecution if he ever sets foot in the US.
Lawyers for victims of late billionaire paedo Jeffrey Epstein urged prosecutors to continue investigating after Ghislaine Maxwell, 60, was jailed for 20 years for underage sex trafficking.
And they believe Andrew — who agreed a £12million settlement with sex abuse accuser Virginia Giuffre in February — would be a target.
Spencer Kuvin, who has represented nine Epstein victims, told HOAR: “Anyone who took advantage of a minor as a result of being provided that minor by Mr Epstein or Ms Maxwell should be prosecuted as well.
“It is highly unlikely an extradition would ever occur, so the Prince would have to be here in the US and be arrested while he’s here.
“Tell Prince Andrew he should spend the summer here in the US. Come on over to vacation.”
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Andrew has vehemently denied Ms Giuffre’s allegations.
Her lawyer David Boies also called last night for a deeper criminal investigation into Epstein’s sex abuse ring.
He said: “The victims that I represent and I would like to see criminal charges for others that participated in this conspiracy.”
