Virginia Giuffre, which raised charges of sexual abuse against Jeffrea Epstein and Prince Andrew, reportedly died suicide in her residence in Western Australia.
Who was Virginia Giuffre?
Virginia Giuffre is an American surviving sexual abuse and trading people. She became a key fighter against sexual abuse by Jeffrey Epstein and Prince Andrew. In 2015, Speak Out, Act, Reclaim (SOAR), formerly known as a victim, founded a negative silence to end sex trading. Giuffre survived her three children, Christian, Noah and Emily, according to The Guardian.
How did her death happen?
Virginia died on Friday suicide. She was 41.
“Epstein the plaintiff Virginia Giuffre takes his own life in Australia,” AFP news agency reported when citing a family statement.
“With an absolutely broken heart, we announce that Virginia died yesterday on her farm in Western Australia,” the family said in her statement by her agent. “She lost her life to suicide after becoming a lifelong victim of sexual abuse and sex trading,” the statement said.
He added: “Finally, the toll abuse is so heavy that it has become unbearable for Virginia to handle its weight.”
Her death comes weeks after she was hospitalized after a car accident.
What was Virginia Giuffre associated with?
Virginia accused Jeffrey’s Epstein and said that he and his longtime collaborator, Ghislaine Maxwell, were modified and sexually abused, Guardian reported. In 2019, Epstein died suicide in American prison and waited for the court about federal accusations concerning several minors. Virginia claimed that Maxwell accepted her as a teenage spa service in Mar-A-Lago in 2000.
She also accused Prince Andrew of Sex Trading. She claimed that Prince Andrew forced sex when she was 17, minor. These accusations were refuted by Prince Andrew.
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