Western Australia Police Commissioner Col Blanch has ordered a review into prior police interactions with Virginia Giuffre, the woman who accused Prince Andrew of sexual assault, before her recent death. The review stems from concerns raised about whether police adequately addressed Giuffre’s previous requests for help. Commissioner Blanch stated he cannot guarantee a proper response was given to those earlier requests. The investigation will examine the handling of any contact between Giuffre and WA Police, aiming to determine if protocols were followed and if any improvements are needed. Giuffre died by suicide last week in London, prompting renewed attention to her allegations and experiences. The review’s findings will be made public, according to the commissioner, to ensure transparency and accountability. This action follows public questioning regarding police responsiveness to Giuffre’s concerns while she was residing in Western Australia.