I'm Roberta Glass and you're listening to my true crime report. Today I have a very special guest,

my mother, who will be talking about Prince Andrew and his relationship with Jeffrey Epstein.

Welcome, Mom. Thank you, darling. So, can you tell me, tell the audience a little bit

about yourself and how you got interested in the royal family? I became interested in the

royal family when I was about nine years old. There were Princess Elizabeth and her sister Margaret Rose, perfectly dressed, white

socks, beautiful coats, wonderful dogs, but what I, corgis, but what I really loved was that

the Welsh people gave the little princesses a that thatched cottage that had real running water

and the stoves worked and it had real glass windows that went up and beautiful little curtains

and it was just right for a little person and oh I thought that was the most wonderful thing.

How old were you when you saw this thatched cottage?

I've never seen it. It's in Windsor Palace, around Wintercastle, I believe.

So you saw a picture of it?

I had a book about it, actually. I have to confess. I had many books about them and scrapbooks full of pictures of the

queen and her husband. I just thought they were wonderful, perfect, and oh, the diamond tiaras. I

really liked those two. So, and so you kind of, it's like a life hobby of read about the royal family?

I have wasted many an hour on very poor royal books.

I have to confess.

But when I was 12 years old, my dad gave me a Welsh corgi.

And I've had corgis ever since since I love them. I agree with the

queen about her corgis because they're very independent and very lively little dogs. Love them.

And as we talk, one is sitting at your feet, and she might be making some noise through this.

So for those who don't know, who is Prince Andrew?

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