Overview
- Virginia Giuffre, a central figure in exposing Jeffrey Epstein's sex-trafficking network, was found dead at her home in Western Australia at age 41.
- Her family confirmed her death as a suicide, citing the unbearable weight of the abuse and exploitation she endured throughout her life.
- Giuffre's role as a plaintiff against Prince Andrew led to a multi-million-dollar settlement in 2022 and the prince's retreat from public life.
- She dedicated her later years to advocacy, founding the nonprofit 'Speak Out, Act, Reclaim' to support survivors of sexual abuse and trafficking.
- Giuffre leaves behind three children and a legacy of courage in confronting powerful figures and institutions tied to systemic exploitation.