Virginia Giuffre's Injury Claims Disputed After Minor Bus Collision

Police and witnesses describe the March 24 accident as minor, with no reported injuries, contradicting Giuffre's claims of life-threatening kidney failure.

Virginia Giuffre remains hospitalized in stable condition following a March 24 car accident involving a school bus in Western Australia.
Police and the bus driver, Ross Munns, described the collision as minor, with no injuries reported at the scene and only minor vehicle damage.
Giuffre's social media post claiming she had 'four days to live' due to kidney failure was later clarified by her family as a mistaken public post intended to be private.
Witnesses, including parents of children on the bus, supported the driver's account, disputing Giuffre's claims and describing the incident as minor.
Giuffre is also facing legal proceedings for allegedly breaching a family violence restraining order, with a court appearance set for April 9, 2025.

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