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Battle over Virginia Giuffre's Estate Inches Forward
A 2015 police report revealing alleged domestic violence surfaces in a multimillion-dollar estate dispute over Virginia Giuffre's will in WA Supreme Court.
- On Thursday, the WA Supreme Court resumed the estate case after a sealed March 2015 Colorado police report was unsealed as part of the Epstein files, involving Virginia Giuffre and her sons, Christian and Noah.
- Amid disputes over assets, Christian and Noah Giuffre say their mother died without a valid will, while others claim an implied will existed and excluded Robert Giuffre, prompting court action.
- Fremont County Sheriff Brody Koch said officers responded after several 911 calls and found injuries, bruising, blood, a 9mm semi-automatic pistol, and weapons removed from the home, including a gun, ammunition, and a knife.
- Registrar Danielle Davies referred disputes over whether the daughter and ex-husband may join the case to a judge, with an administrator managing the estate pending the decision.
- The United States Department of Justice posted the Epstein files on December 19, with relatives saying the March 2015 report appeared there, and Ian Blatchford will represent the estate in ongoing legal matters.
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Violent incident between Giuffre and husband revealed as legal fight over her fortune rages on
A police report has revealed details of a violent incident between Virginia Giuffre and her estranged husband as a bitter legal fight over her multimillion-dollar estate resumes in the Supreme Court.
·Sydney, Australia
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Battle over Virginia Giuffre’s estate inches forward
A court battle over the estate of the former prince Andrew and Jeffrey Epstein accuser Virginia Giuffre looks set to drag on, as the parties wrangle over who should be part of the case. Ms Giuffre, 41, who settled a sexual assault lawsuit against former Duke of York Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor, was found dead in April at her farm in Western Australia without a valid will. Her sons, Christian and Noah Giuffre, launched a legal case in the WA Supre…
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