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- Claims emerge of Queen Camilla responding to an alleged attack with a surprising act of self-defense, while Buckingham Palace remains silent.
- According to testimony given to journalist Petronella Wyatt, Queen Camilla (then Duchess of Cornwall) allegedly defended herself against an attacker at Paddington Station.
- Wyatt recounted Camilla's account, stating the Queen said she "took off my shoe and whacked him in the nuts with the heel." She further reported that Camilla instantly...
Report: Queen Camilla Allegedly Defended Herself Against Attack
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Claims emerge of Queen Camilla responding to an alleged attack with a surprising act of self-defense, while Buckingham Palace remains silent.
The Alleged Incident
According to testimony given to journalist Petronella Wyatt, Queen Camilla (then Duchess of Cornwall) allegedly defended herself against an attacker at Paddington Station. Wyatt reported that Camilla described being attacked by a man and responding by striking him with the heel of her shoe.The alleged incident occured some years ago, though the exact date remains unconfirmed.
Wyatt recounted Camilla’s account, stating the Queen said she ”took off my shoe and whacked him in the nuts with the heel.” She further reported that Camilla instantly identified the attacker to a uniformed officer, leading to his arrest.
Sky News reported that the alleged attacker was immediately arrested after Camilla identified him to a uniformed officer.
Queen Camilla’s Advocacy Against Violence
The alleged incident contrasts with queen Camilla’s long-standing commitment to supporting victims of sexual assault and domestic violence. She has consistently championed initiatives aimed at providing support and resources to those affected by these crimes. Notably,she has advocated for the provision of wash bags for individuals who have undergone forensic medical examinations following sexual assault,a concept recently gaining renewed attention. The Royal Family website details her ongoing work with Sexual Assault Referral Centres (SARCs).
Buckingham Palace’s Response
As of March 8, 2024, Buckingham Palace has not issued a comment regarding the allegations. Sky News reports they have approached the Palace for comment.
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