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Virginia Giuffre, Key Epstein Case Plaintiff, Dies by Suicide at 41

Her family confirmed her death at her Western Australia home, highlighting her lifelong struggle with the trauma of sexual abuse and trafficking.

Virginia Roberts Giuffre le 27 août 2019.
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Une photo montre Virginia Giuffre au côté du prince Andrew, avec au fond Ghislaine Maxwell.
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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.