Virginia Giuffre publie "La fille de personne", un livre où elle raconte sa vie de victime de Jeffrey Epstein et Ghislaine Maxwell. Elle décrit leur emprise et les viols subis dès l'adolescence, et revient sur son rôle dans le réseau.
Virginia Giuffre, victime présumée de Jeffrey Epstein et Ghislaine Maxwell, publie "La fille de personne". Elle y raconte son calvaire, les viols dès l'adolescence et son rôle d'"esclave sexuelle", dénonçant un "tout malfaisant".
Virginia Giuffre's memoir "La fille de personne" details her abuse by Jeffrey Epstein from age 16. She describes her role in luring other girls and her encounters with Ghislaine Maxwell and Jean-Luc Brunel. The book highlights her accusations against Prince Andrew.
La autobiografía de Virginia Roberts Giuffre, "La chica de nadie", coescrita con Amy Wallace, detalla su experiencia como víctima de Jeffrey Epstein y Ghislaine Maxwell. El libro, que ha vendido un millón de ejemplares, busca ayudar a otras víctimas y arroja luz sobre el funcionamiento de la red de abusos.
Le fils aîné du fondateur de Mango, Jonathan Andic, a été interpellé dans le cadre de l'enquête sur la mort de son père, âgé de 71 ans, survenue le 14 décembre 2024 près de Barcelone. Une caution d'un million d'euros a été versée pour éviter sa détention provisoire.
Nobody's Girl, published last year, detailed Giuffre's encounters with the late sex offender Jeffrey Epstein.
Sky Roberts, brother of late Virginia Giuffre, criticized King Charles III for refusing to meet with Epstein abuse survivors during his state visit to the US this week. Roberts spoke at a roundtable hosted by Rep. Ro Khanna ahead of the king's address to Congress. A lawyer for the king cited ongoing UK police inquiries as reason for refusing the meeting. The scandal has particularly impacted the UK given Prince Andrew's connections to Epstein and Giuffre's allegations against him.
More than 100 people gathered near the Washington Monument for a memorial marking one year since Virginia Giuffre's death. Her brother Sky Roberts spoke at the event, urging King Charles to meet with Epstein survivors during his state visit. Campaigners criticized the decision not to meet with survivors, citing concerns about jeopardizing legal proceedings. Giuffre was a prominent accuser of Jeffrey Epstein and Prince Andrew, who has always denied any wrongdoing.
More than 100 Epstein survivors and supporters gathered near the Washington Monument for a memorial event marking one year since Virginia Giuffre's death, requesting a meeting with King Charles during his state visit. Speakers including Sky Roberts and Wendy Pesante called for royal engagement, arguing the monarchy must meet survivors to make informed decisions. No meeting is expected due to concerns about interfering with ongoing legal proceedings.
Virginia Giuffre didn't live to witness the full impact of the truths she brought forward, but the arrests, resignations and the unravelling of reputations came in the wake of her decision to speak.
