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Met Police says it did not share 2019 letter

London’s Metropolitan Police said Saturday it received a letter containing allegations about Thomas Markle, Meghan’s estranged father, in 2019 but did not share the information with other law enforcement agencies. The force said it passed information to Meghan, Duchess of Sussex. Meghan said Friday she had been informed of allegations in 2018.
WHO: London’s Metropolitan Police
WHAT: Said it received a letter containing allegations about Thomas Markle in 2019 but did not share the information with other law enforcement agencies.
WHEN: Oct 24, 2026
WHERE: London, United Kingdom
WHY: The reason the force did not share the information with other agencies was not reported.

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