Case Epstein: Months after his death, Virginia Giuffre memories will tell his story

The memories of the American who accused Prince André of sexual abuse are about to tell more details of his history. They will be published posthumously, months after their suicide at the age of 41.

US publisher Alfred A. Knopf will publish the memories of Virginia Giufin a 400 -page book entitled “Nobody’s Girl.”

The publisher describes Giuffre as “the woman whose speaking helped send abusers in series Jeffrey Epstein and Ghislaine Maxwell to prison, and whose Photography with Prince André Catalyzed his fall in disgrace. ”

The news of the publication of the book comes a few months after, in April, in Australia, where he had built a new life for himself as a mother and housewife, he recalls.

“GIEFREFRE left behind written memories In the years preceding their death and He unequivocally declared that he wanted them to be published“Says the Knopf.” Nobody’s Girl is the captivating and powerful history of an ordinary girl who has grown to face extraordinary adversities. “

“Your memories tell this story“, Says Knopf,” but also detail Giuffre’s struggle to break free and seek liability for the crimes committed against her and others. “

Virginia Roberts Giuffre was one of the most prominent figures in, centered on the sex trafficking network organized by the billionaire Jeffrey Epsteinwhich involved international features such as Bill Gates, Donald Trump, Bill Clinton or Prince André.

In August 2021, Giuffre against the Duke of York for sexual abuse, claiming to have been forced to have sex with his in the Epstein mansion in New York, London and the American virgin islands, when he was 17 years old.

The process reports that in each of the alleged abuse, Epstein, his girlfriend, Ghislaine Maxwell, or André himself did “express or implicit threatsGiuffre so that it had sex with the prince and that he knew that the young woman was underage at the time.

These allegations were repeatedly denied by the palace From Buckingham and the Duke of York, which was not accused of any criminal offenses.

In January 2022, a New York Court of the complaint of aggression against the British Prince – Brother of the current king, Carlos IIIand eighth in the line of succession. In the same month, the then Queen of England, Isabel IIwithdrew all the.

In March of the same year the process was, after both parties came to an extra-judicial agreement-which is believed to have included a “substantial donation to the charity institution Virginia Giuffre in support of victims’ rights, ”says Sky News.

In 2019, at the federal prison in Manhattan where he was detained to await trial. According to the authorities, he will have committed suicide by hanging.

In April, Virginia Giuffre committed suicide, on her farm in Australia, after saying weeks before she was 4 days old and “”.