Ducking down in a futile attempt to avoid being photographed, Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor is driven from a Norfolk police station last Thursday.
The former Duke of York was arrested on suspicion of misconduct in public office by police investigating his dealings with the convicted child sex offender Jeffrey Epstein.
After 11 hours in police custody he was released under investigation.
Now, these exclusive pictures taken for The Mail on Sunday show a look of horror on his face as he saw camera flashes going off and gradually slumped down in the rear seat before disappearing from view in a final image at the Police Investigation Centre in Aylsham.
But he had already been snapped by the MoS and a Reuters news agency photographer, who got a single picture of him which made headline news around the world.
Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor as he left Aylsham police station could be seen slouching in the back of his vehicle
He gradually sinks further down into the seat in a bid to hide from the photographers
His attempts to hide would prove too little too late as he had already been snapped by the MoS and a Reuters news agency photographer
In the final image before the car leaves the station, Andrew can now no longer be seen but a single picture of him had already been taken and it would soon make headline news around the world
