A past statement made by Virginia Giuffre, a key accuser of Prince Andrew and associate of Jeffrey Epstein and Ghislaine Maxwell, denying any suicidal thoughts has resurfaced after her recent tragic death in Australia. Giuffre’s family revealed that the weight of her past abuse became unbearable, leading to her untimely demise. In a post from 2019, she expressed concerns about potential harm and emphasized her lack of suicidal intentions to protect her family from potential threats.
Public figures, including House Republican Nancy Mace and Marjorie Taylor Greene, have reacted to Giuffre’s passing, calling for the truth behind her death to be uncovered. Authorities are investigating the circumstances surrounding her death, though initial assessments suggest no foul play.
Giuffre had accused Epstein and Maxwell of trafficking her internationally at the age of 17, implicating powerful individuals, including Prince Andrew, who denies the allegations vehemently. Her family, deeply saddened by her loss, emphasized her lifelong battle against sexual abuse and trafficking.
Hailing from Sacramento, California, Giuffre played a crucial role in the legal actions against Epstein and Maxwell, providing essential information to law enforcement. Her publicist, Dini von Mueffling, described her as a compassionate advocate for survivors, deeply devoted to her family and animals.
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