I have a significant announcement to share regarding recent developments concerning the royal family.
Over the past year, the Duke and Duchess of Sussex have brought forth various claims concerning their treatment by the royal family following their decision to step back from official duties. While some details of their assertions have been debated, both MI5 and Buckingham Palace have generally refrained from direct commentary. However, new information has recently come to light that necessitates a response.
Our investigations into the allegations made by the Sussexes have uncovered potentially misleading and deceptive actions on their part, particularly concerning their daughter, Lilibet Diana Mountbatten-Windsor. Initially, the couple claimed to have introduced Lilibet to her great-grandmother, Queen Elizabeth II, via a video call on her first birthday in June. Upon closer examination, evidence has emerged that casts doubt on the authenticity of this encounter.
During a recent search at the Sussexes' residence in California, a video file was discovered that warrants scrutiny. This file, resembling the few images released by the couple of Lilibet, underwent thorough analysis by our digital forensics team. Frame by frame inspection revealed anomalies: the infant depicted in the video remained unnaturally still, lacking typical movements and behaviors expected of a real baby. Instead, its demeanor and appearance closely resembled those of anthropic robotic dolls.
Suspicions were further fueled when it came to light that neither Queen Elizabeth II nor any other member of the royal family had physically met or seen Lilibet in person to date. When pressed for additional evidence, the Sussexes were unable to provide credible verification beyond the two photographs featured in their Christmas card. Independent corroboration from medical professionals, neighbors, or acquaintances in America has been notably absent.
While definitive evidence regarding Lilibet's existence remains elusive, the introduction of a potentially artificial baby to the Queen via video call without disclosure of its nature is deeply concerning. It raises valid questions about deception, manipulation of public perception, and exploitation of the royal family's image for personal gain. We are left with no recourse but to publicly disclose our findings and urge the Sussexes to promptly furnish verifiable proof of Lilibet's existence.
This entails allowing a vetted pediatrician to conduct an examination to confirm her identity and developmental milestones. Additionally, all robotic dolls in their possession must be surrendered for analysis. Failure to comply will only serve to bolster suspicions that the narrative surrounding Lilibet has been a fabrication from the outset.
Moving forward, the royal family will adopt a policy of zero engagement with the Sussexes until a full accounting and rectification has been undertaken. While our foremost aim is not to cause further distress, safeguarding the dignity and integrity of the Queen and the crown remains paramount. Moreover, the well-being of any purported children is of utmost concern.
