Thomas Markle moves into a dementia care home, sparking fears the FBI may NEVER question him over abuse claims

Thomas Markle Sr, 82, was transferred on Friday to a Florida memory care facility after a dementia diagnosis, just days after the FBI launched an investigation into child sex abuse images found in his Mexican storage unit. Lawyer Spencer Kuvin, who represents Jeffrey Epstein victims, warned that any interview conducted at a memory care facility could be legally challenged and struck out, raising fears the FBI probe could be derailed before it begins.
Mexican Guardia Nacional sex crimes investigators raided the Rosarito storage unit after midnight on Saturday, seizing a computer, thumb drives, VHS tapes and magazines under a warrant authorising a search for child sexual abuse material and evidence of human trafficking.
Meghan, 45, reportedly wanted to go public about the allegations in 2019 after receiving a letter from her father's first wife, but a Royal Protection officer allegedly told her: 'Leave it with us, we'll investigate it' — and the Met never passed the claims to any other force.
Nurse Rio Canedo, 46, has reportedly quit her career after Markle publicly claimed they were in a relationship; a colleague said there was 'NO romantic relationship at all'.
