PunchNJC suspends three judges, disciplines six othersThe Jerusalem PostPalestinian delegation seeks resolutions critical of Israel at UN General Assembly - report한겨레삼성바이오 부분파업 돌입…법원 요건 맞춰 전면파업은 3주 뒤 예고Daily MaverickNew wave of bomb hoaxes hits dozens of flights across EuropeZDF heuteAktuelle Pressemitteilungen des ZDFVarietyPriyanka Chopra Jonas, Russell Crowe Sci-Fi Thriller ‘Bluefly’ Adds ‘Beast’ Star Daniel MacPherson (EXCLUSIVE)سكاي نيوز عربيةهيغسيث يدافع عن خطته لإعادة هيكلة البنتاغون ويعلق عن "عزله"Seeking AlphaGEO forecasts Q4 2026 revenue $777M-$827M with adjusted EBITDA $149M-$154M as ICE activations expandDaily MailBondi Beach massacre death toll rises to 16: Survivor dies from complications resulting from their injuries almost eleven months laterSDP EspectáculosFrida Sofía acusa a Alejandra Guzmán de proteger a Enrique Guzmán pese a su denunciaNew Straits TimesSarawak polls set for Dec 12Globo EsporteCom golaço de Kaio Jorge, Cruzeiro vira sobre o Bahia e fica perto de confirmar vaga na Libertadores
The Daily Newsstand · Free, Always
Friday, November 6, 2026

Philippine police find child abuse imagery on devices tied to Meghan Markle's estranged father

Translate

Philippine police told AFP on Wednesday that three memory cards and a cell phone turned over by the son of Meghan Markle's estranged father contained child sexual abuse material.

Last week, Philippine police said they were investigating a laptop found alongside images of child abuse at an alleged former residence of Thomas Markle, whose daughter is married to Britain's Prince Harry.

Philippine interior minister Jonvic Remulla told AFP at the time the country planned to take "appropriate legal actions" if sufficient evidence was found. Markle has denied all claims against him.

On Wednesday, the country's national police said child abuse materials had been discovered among the cache turned over by Markle's son amid an "intensifying" investigation.

Thomas Markle gives an interview to Good Morning Britain on Mar. 8, 2021. Photo by Reuters

Thomas Markle gives an interview to Good Morning Britain on March 8, 2021. Photo by Reuters

"It is not enough to simply come across some materials and immediately draw conclusions," Philippine national police chief Jose Melencio Nartatez Jr said, in a statement provided in response to questions about the investigation.

"We have to establish where these came from, who may be responsible, and whether Philippine laws were violated," he said.

The revelation came a day after Mexican authorities raided a storage unit rented by Thomas Markle as part of the ongoing investigation.

The prosecutor's office of Mexico's Baja California state said Monday it had received an anonymous tip about the existence of child sex abuse material in a storage unit rented by Thomas Markle.

Investigators said the owner of the storage unit reported Markle had stopped paying rent for it in 2024 but his possessions remained secured inside.

Authorities reported finding "magazines from Asia" dating back 20 years, without giving further details, as well as computer equipment that has been taken in for further investigation.

British tabloid The Sun first reported last month that Markle's son, Thomas Markle Jr, had discovered the child abuse images while going through boxes found in his father's former home.

Markle had been living in Cebu in the Philippines until reportedly returning to the United States earlier this year.

Meghan Markle has previously said she was "deeply distressed" by accusations that her father had possessed images of child abuse, adding she had blocked contact between him and her children over previous "troubling and disturbing" allegations.

View the original on VnExpress International →

KioskNews shows a cleaned-up reading view extracted from the publisher’s page — the original always lives on their site, not ours.