Her family said prominent Jeffrey Epstein accuser Virginia Roberts Giuffre reportedly committed suicide on Friday at the age of 41.
Before Epstein’s arrest and death in 2019, Giuffre became a major voice against the billionaire, claiming that he would commit sexual acts at age 16 by Epstein’s longtime associate Githraine Maxwell. In a statement NBC Newsher family said she died in Nigaby, Australia, where she lived for several years.
“It’s totally tragic to announce that Virginia had passed away last night on a farm in Western Australia,” her family told the outlet. “She lost her life due to suicide because she is a lifelong victim of sexual abuse and sexual trafficking.”
“Virginia was a fierce warrior in the fight against sexual abuse and sex trafficking. She was the light that lifted so many survivors,” her family added. “In the end, the abuse victims were so heavy that it was unbearable for Virginia to handle that weight.”
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March 30th, Giuffre Posted On her Instagram account, a photo of her hurtful face details how she was involved in a car accident, and it is said that her doctors told her she had only one day to live. Related: Jeffrey Epstein, Prince Andrew’s accuser claims she can “live for four days” after a horrifying car accident
“This year was the worst start to the New Year, but while the details don’t bore anyone, I think it’s important to note that you’ll come when you’re driving 110km, as the school bus driver is slowing down the turns regardless of the can of the can,” writes Giuffre.
“I had kidney failure. They lived with me for four days and then moved me to a hospital specializing in urology,” added Giuffre. “I’m ready to go, until I see the baby one last time, I know what they’ll say about the wish. With one hand, with the other, with hope. And it still guarantees that at the end of the day it’ll still be s**t. I’m grateful that they’re the great people of the world and are a large part of my life.”
In an interview with the BBC in December 2019, Giuffre detailed her accusations against Epstein, Maxwell and Prince Andrew, claiming that at age 17 she was forced to have sex with the prince. Prince Andrew denied the allegation. Giuffre later tweeted that that year the FBI had informed her of a “trusted death threat.”
President Donald Trump has pledged to release documents related to the Epstein case and told the Daily Carell White Reagan Reese on Tuesday that he will talk to Attorney General Pam Bondy about the timeline for releasing the remaining files.
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