US EditionEpstein Accuser Virginia Giuffre Wrote a Memoir. Months After Her Death, It's Coming Out
Virginia Giuffre's memoir reveals intimate, disturbing details of abuse by Epstein, Maxwell, and associates, aiming to expose systemic trafficking failures, with 400 pages fact-checked and legally vetted.
- Virginia Roberts Giuffre's posthumous memoir Nobody's Girl, completed with co-author Amy Wallace, is scheduled for release Oct. 21, six months after her suicide in Neergabby, Western Australia.
- Giuffre told her co-author in an April 1 email that the memoir aims to expose systemic failures enabling trafficking and urged its release 'regardless' after her March 24, 2025 accident.
- Giuffre and Amy Wallace completed a 400-page manuscript before her death, which Knopf says reveals intimate, disturbing details about Jeffrey Epstein, Ghislaine Maxwell, and Prince Andrew, Duke of York.
- Public scrutiny is expected to intensify as Giuffre's posthumous memoir likely renews headlines amid the enduring Epstein saga, while her father, Sky Roberts, questions her suicide ruling, saying someone `got to` his daughter.
- Knopf emphasised that the memoir was vigorously fact-checked and legally vetted, finished about a year ago, and its Oct. 21 release may prolong scrutiny of Epstein's network and influence trafficking discussions.
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lejsl.comThe memoirs of Virginia Giuffre, the main accuser in the case of sexual offender Jeffrey Epstein, will be published on October 21 posthumously, after her suicide in April, wrote the publishing house Penguin Random House.
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