Meghan's father Thomas Markle, 82, admits paying for sex in the Philippines but denies the child abuse allegations against him
Thomas Markle Sr, 82, says he will take a lie detector test and welcomes a forensic examination of his computer to prove his innocence. The Cebu City Police Office is investigating him after his son Thomas Markle Jr, 60, handed over four boxes of material he says he found at his father's former home. The Metropolitan Police admitted it never passed a letter making claims against Thomas Markle Sr to other law enforcement agencies. The Met had held that letter for more than seven years.
Half-sister Samantha Markle defended her father: 'I believe this is a set-up.'
Meghan said she kept him from her children for 'one reason: to protect them'.
A 35mm photo reportedly shows a man resembling him; he says: 'I have never been in a photograph like that.'
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