Tara Brown

I'm currently filming a story on it.

So, yes, I am.

And, you know, to that point, if you do look to the Udina kingdom, for instance, the investigations into the former Prince Andrew are continuing.

And, you know, so there are legal avenues that are being pursued.

Where they end up, we're yet to see, but...

I accept that there are big headlines at the moment around the world and they don't involve the Epstein saga, but I know that people like Thomas Massey and his supporters say this will continue.

The way the Act is written, it goes to the next Attorney General.

Whoever the next Attorney General is, they have to deal with it.

There is a legal requirement to do so.

I don't know.

I don't know the answer to your question, but we're still interested in pursuing it.

There seems to be a lot of stories still to be told.

There's still a lot of files to be released, and there's still a lot of consequences to be seen.

I think Virginia Dufresne, this story for us at 60 Minutes started with Virginia in 2019.

But the impact that she has had, not just from that time, but from the release of her memoir, as you cited earlier, I think has just affected the mood.

I think people are heartbroken for her.

As they've seen her allegations, you know, come to something, further allegations and illegal action, then there is a real mood for this to be cleared up and sorted and for justice to prevail.

And for those who...

I think we want investigations, don't we?

We don't want the vagueness to exist, where there are people who have potentially committed terrible crimes getting away with it.