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NewsWPLG Local 10 – Main FeedOctober 24, 2026Miami-Dade County

UK police confirm handling of 2019 letter concerning Thomas Markle Sr. amid ongoing investigations

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British police confirmed they received a 2019 letter containing claims against Thomas Markle Sr., sharing it with Prince Harry and Meghan's office but not other law enforcement agencies, and are now reviewing their handling of the matter. The statement follows reports that Meghan's brother found child sexual abuse images at their father's former home in the Philippines, prompting separate investigations by Philippine and international authorities. Thomas Markle Sr. has denied the allegations.

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Why It Matters

The Metropolitan Police Service is reviewing its 2019 handling of allegations involving Thomas Markle Sr., while law enforcement agencies in the Philippines and the U.S. investigate newly reported material.

Key Facts

  • British police confirmed they passed a letter regarding Thomas Markle Sr. to Meghan and Prince Harry in 2019.
  • The Metropolitan Police Service stated it did not share details from the 2019 letter with other law enforcement agencies.
  • The Metropolitan Police is reviewing its handling of the 2019 letter and considering a referral to the police watchdog.
  • Meghan issued a statement expressing distress over allegations that child sexual abuse images were found at her father's former home in the Philippines.
  • Thomas Markle Jr. reportedly found the images while clearing out their father's former home in Cebu, Philippines.
  • Philippine National Bureau of Investigation Director Melvin Matibag stated the FBI sought assistance looking into the allegations.
  • Philippine Interior Secretary Jonvic Remulla stated the national police is investigating the allegations.
  • Thomas Markle Sr., age 82, denied the allegations in comments to the Daily Mail.

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