Child pornography allegedly found in Thomas Markle’s storage unit in Mexico, alerted by FBI: report

Disturbing child pornography was allegedly discovered in a storage unit in Mexico rented by Meghan Markle’s estranged father, according to a report.

The Daily Mail made the sickening discovery after gaining access to Thomas Markle Sr.’s unit near his former home in Rosarito Beach, Mexico, after he defaulted on his payments.

Books on pedophilia and magazines depicting children being sexually abused were reportedly discovered in the hideout.

The journalist also allegedly discovered sexually explicit 35mm negatives, seven hard drives and more than 50 video cassettes scattered among family memorabilia.

A paper plate with the words “DARK WEB” and various URLs scrawled on it was also allegedly found in the unit near the U.S.-Mexico border — which Markle Sr. first rented in 2017, according to the outlet, citing receipts.

The Daily Mail said it reported Markle Sr. to the FBI following the horrific findings.

Representatives for Prince Harry and Meghan Markle declined to comment when contacted by The Post. The FBI did not immediately respond to requests for comment.

Markle Sr., 82, is already under investigation in the Philippines after his son, Thomas Markle Jr., allegedly discovered a trove of child pornography hidden in his father’s home in the resort town of Cebu.

He previously denied possessing the child sexual abuse images, calling the allegations against him “sick lies”.

Jonvic Remulla, the Philippine interior minister, told the Guardian that a forensic data analysis of alleged child sexual abuse images found in his Philippine home would be completed within a week.

“In these cases where family conflicts are mixed, we need to consider all angles. Right now, all signs point to a possible sex offender of the crudest type. We want to be sure of that before publishing the findings,” Remulla added.

The FBI previously said it was “aware of the allegations and will provide support, where appropriate, to Philippine authorities. We will also investigate any related allegations of federal violations of U.S. law.”

In a statement last week, Meghan Markle said she was “deeply distressed by the news” and revealed “disturbing and disturbing allegations” had previously been made about her estranged father.

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“…A letter was sent to the (London) Metropolitan Police as well as Royalty Protection and Specialists. This letter was then shared with me,” she said. “It contained disturbing and disturbing allegations against my father and I was assured that they were being investigated. »

Roslyn Loveless, who was married to the former television lighting director from 1964 to 1975, sent a letter detailing allegations about her ex-husband that reached London’s Metropolitan Police in 2019, multiple sources told Page Six.

“I hope that we can now understand that, despite the distortion of some media publications over the years, any distance from my father and my choice not to allow him to have contact with our children was for one reason only: to protect them,” Meghan Markle said in the statement.

“I had confidence that the authorities were doing the same thing for other families,” she added.

Markle Sr. has never met Prince Harry or his grandchildren, Prince Archie, 7, and Princess Lilibet, 5.

He currently resides in a rehabilitation center in Florida after having his leg amputated.