Overview
- Virginia Giuffre, a leading figure in exposing Jeffrey Epstein's sex trafficking network, died by suicide at her Western Australia farm, her family confirmed.
- Her family released a statement highlighting the profound toll of her experiences as a lifelong victim of sexual abuse and trafficking.
- Giuffre was instrumental in pursuing legal accountability, settling lawsuits against Ghislaine Maxwell in 2017 and Prince Andrew in 2022.
- She founded the nonprofit SOAR to support and advocate for survivors of sex trafficking, becoming a prominent advocate for victims' rights.
- Her recent personal struggles included a disputed car crash in March 2025, which she claimed left her critically injured, though police described it as minor with no injuries reported.