Blackmailed Royal Family Member Identified

Linley is the father of two and manages a luxury furniture store. He became the president of Christie’s last December.

The member of the British royal family who was recently involved in a homosexual scandal that was reported by all world media, has been identified as 45-year-old David Linley, the son of the late Princess Margaret and nephew of Queen Elizabeth II.

The British media cannot publish Linley’s identity for legal reasons, but his identity was revealed on American television, Australia’s Sydney Morning Herald and German weekly Focus.

Linley is the father of two and manages a luxury furniture store. Last December he was made president of London’s auction house Christie’s.

The first to write about the royal scandal was London’s Sunday Times. Allegedly two men blackmailed a royal family member for 50,000 pounds, or they would make public a video tape that would be incriminating to him.

In the tape the royal family member is having sexual intercourse with a male assistant. The blackmailers claim that he also gave the assistant an envelope containing cocaine.