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Bell pointed out that, despite Andrew's claims of innocence, circumstantial evidence and associations have cast long shadows over his reputation. The stories suggest possible misconduct and unethical associations, contributing to a narrative of a man who lived under a sense of entitlement and believed himself "the special one," ultimately leading to his downfall.
Origins of the Controversy
Reflecting on Andrew's personality and upbringing, Bell traced the roots of his attitude problems back to his childhood and upbringing. Attending prep school with Andrew, Bell described him as not particularly popular and always displaying a sense of self-entitlement, likely reinforced by being the Queen's favorite son.