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Daily Mail
03-07-2025
- Daily Mail
Inside the mystery of shocking new images of Jeffrey Epstein victim Virginia Giuffre, battered and bruised just weeks before she claimed to have four days to live - as her final words to her kids in a suicide note are revealed
Fresh pictures have emerged of sex trafficking victim Virginia Giuffre in hospital with serious facial injuries months before she took her own life in Western Australia. The photographs are purported to have been taken in January, two months before Ms Giuffre claimed on social media a car accident had left her with 'four days to live'. Ms Giuffre led the fight to bring paedophile Jeffrey Epstein to justice and alleged she was twice forced to have sex with Prince Andrew as a teenager. The 41-year-old was found dead in her farmhouse at Neergabby, about 80km north of Perth, on April 25 and the contents of a suicide note as well as diary excerpts have now been revealed. Four photographs published by The Times in the UK are said to show Ms Giuffre after an incident on January 9, suffering wounds which required treatment at Royal Perth Hospital. Her brother Sky Roberts told the newspaper his sister had been involved in an episode which aggravated existing injuries to her sternum and spine, for which she had undergone surgery in 2023. The pictures appear to show Ms Giuffre with a black eye and other bruises to her face, neck and chest. Daily Mail Australia has previously reported the January 9 incident occurred near Dunsborough, 245km south-west of Perth. The diary, which Ms Giuffre kept from the beginning of 2025, detailed her memories of her marriage breaking down, as well as photos and texts. Ms Giuffre split from Robert Giuffre, her husband of 22 years and the father of her three children, last year and he had remained in the marital home at Ocean Reef in Perth's north. In a final message to her children written before her death and published in The Times, Ms Giuffre wrote: 'Every day that I don't see your faces has a little less light. 'The world is dimmer without you in it.' Ms Giuffre also wrote out what appeared to be lyrics from a song: 'It'll all be alright, you've always had a rainbow over your head, angels by your side and God in your heart.' She added: 'I'm here for you here and everywhere.' Ms Giuffre's sister-in-law told The Times: 'Her death was a terrible ending to this story, but there is a big part of it she never got to tell.' '[Virginia] may have fought battles with some of the most powerful men in the world, like Epstein and Prince Andrew, but what people didn't understand was that [in her final days] the hardest battle of her life was at home.' Ms Giuffre had become estranged from her three teenage children, but towards the end of her life, she is said to have desperately tried to make contact with them. This included changing the name of the family Netflix account to 'Mommy still loves you', and reaching out directly to her daughter by sending her a link to a song they both liked. It is understood Ms Giuffre's body was released to her estranged husband and she was cremated at Pinnaroo Valley Memorial Park in Perth. Ms Giuffre's final weeks were mired in controversy after she shared an Instagram post following a March 24 traffic accident which she claimed left her with 'four days to live'. She claimed her car had been hit by a school bus travelling at 110km/h and the accident had caused kidney failure but police and the other driver said the collision was a minor event. A photograph Ms Giuffre posted to Instagram showed discolouration to her face and chest which was described as severe bruising. 'I've gone into kidney renal failure, they've given me four days to live, transferring me to a specialist hospital in urology,' she said. 'I'm ready to go, just not until I see my babies one last time.' Three days after the picture emerged, a spokesman for Ms Giuffre said she had 'made a mistake' and had not intended to share the post publicly. Her family now say they see the post as a 'way to reach her children' and a 'desperate plea for help'. Among the final diary entries is one in which Ms Giuffre told supporters, 'We are not going to go away'. She added: 'Mothers, fathers, sisters and brothers need to show the battlelines are drawn and we stand together to fight for the future of victims.' 'Is protesting the answer? I don't know, but we've got to start somewhere.' It is believed Ms Giuffre wrote the message for organisers of the Washington rally of sexual assault survivors being held in Lafayette Park, opposite the White House, ahead of Denim Day on April 30. Ms Giuffre had sought treatment in hospital on other occasions apart from the incident on January 9, and the March 24 car accident. In August 2020 she posted a video from hospital in Queensland which appeared to show her with two black eyes and severe bruising around her neck. In November 2023, Giuffre was in hospital again for 'spinal surgery,' and took to social media to thank her husband for spoiling her with pancakes (above) While she did not go into detail about her injuries, or their cause, Ms Giuffre said she was in ICU and thanked people 'all around the world' for their support. 'I'm too tough for something like this to take me down and I got a bionic spine out of it,' she said. 'I just wanted to tell you all just how much I appreciate all your comments.' In November 2023, Ms Giuffre was in hospital again for 'spinal surgery,' and took to social media to thank her husband for spoiling her with pancakes. Then in January 2024 she was in a quad bike accident. 'Thanks for all the love, I was trying to clock out a T-Rex for my daughter on an ATV and lost control,' she wrote. 'Thank heavens that we are both on the road to recovery.' Ms Giuffre became famous as a victim of Epstein and his girlfriend Ghislaine Maxwell, who she accused of sex trafficking her to Prince Andrew when she was just 17. Virginia Giuffre was last photographed in public by Daily Mail Australia while visiting a stock feed store with her brother Danny Wilson two weeks before she took her own life The Royal has always denied the allegations but reportedly paid her millions to settle a lawsuit over her claims against him. The settlement did not involve any admission of liability on his behalf, and he denies any sexual contact with her. The scandal led to Prince Andrew stepping back from royal life after a disastrous interview with Emily Maitlis, then working for the BBC. Maxwell is currently serving a 20-year prison sentence in a Florida federal prison following her conviction for helping Epstein sexually abuse underage girls. Epstein was
Daily Mail
26-05-2025
- Daily Mail
EXCLUSIVE The shocking new mystery after Virginia Giuffre's death - as disturbing details of a fresh family rift are revealed
Mystery surrounds the final resting place of Virginia Giuffre four weeks after she was found dead in her home. Giuffre took her own life on April 25 at her farmhouse in Neergabby, north of Perth, after the 'toll... became unbearable', according to her family. Her body was transferred to the state mortuary for a post-mortem examination to determine the official cause of death. It's understood her body was released to her estranged husband Robert Giuffre and her ashes are 'pending collection' at Pinnaroo Valley Memorial Park in Perth. Now distraught loved ones have broken their silence claiming they were shunned from her funeral and unable to pay their final respects. 'It's absolutely devastating,' a close source told Daily Mail Australia. 'We are disgusted, no funeral, no notice to anyone. It's so disrespectful to Virginia that her life wasn't even worth a funeral. 'He is so selfish that he wouldn't let anyone else hold one either. The online registry shoes Virginia Giuffre's body has already been cremated 'Her family in the US wanted to attend as would so many other people who loved her, but nobody was told what is going on. 'Legally Robert is her next-of-kin but it's not as simple as that. Not in any way.' Giuffre was a victim of Jeffery Epstein and his girlfriend Ghislaine Maxwell, who she accused of sex trafficking her to Prince Andrew when she was just 17. Prince Andrew has always denied the allegations but reportedly paid Giuffre millions to settle a lawsuit over her claims against him. Her death came just weeks after she said on social media she only had four days to live following a car crash, which police later described as a minor collision. She had already split with Mr Giuffree, her husband of 22 years, and had admitted her heartbreak at being estranged from her three teenage children. It is not known how her estate will be divided or if she even had a will. While she was separated from her husband, the pair were not officially divorced. Giuffre escaped Epstein's clutches after meeting her husband-to-be while on a massage training course in Thailand that Epstein had paid for. It's now understood her ashes are 'pending collection' at Pinnaroo Valley Memorial Park in Perth She had a whirlwind romance with the martial arts instructor and they married within a week in 2002 before moving to the NSW Central Coast and setting up home together. They lived there for 11 years before moving to the US, until they returned to Australia and bought a $1.7million six-bedroom beachside mansion in Perth in 2020. The marriage is believed to have broken down last year, with Giuffre moving into their weekend getaway farmhouse, while her husband remained in Perth with their children Giuffre's brothers Sky and Danny Wilson had been staying with her at her $1.3million farmhouse after she claimed to be on her deathbed. They have since launched a public fundraiser in her memory, because they expect it will take years to divide up her estate. They are seeking to raise $15,000 to build a memorial in her memory that will be open for the public to visit. 'It is our intention with this fund that we create a public memorial not just for family but for survivors and supporters from all over to visit and share space with Virginia. 'She deserves to have a permanent mark in this world that demonstrates her lasting impact.' While the coroner had released Giuffre's body it is understood that the outcome of the investigation and official cause of death could take more than a year to finalise.
News.com.au
25-05-2025
- News.com.au
Epstein accuser Virginia Giuffre fareweled in private ceremony in Perth
The high-profile survivor of billionaire paedophile Jeffrey Epstein who alleged she was trafficked for sex to Prince Andrew has been farewelled in Perth. Virginia Giuffre is believed to have taken her own life at her farm in Neergabby, about 80km north of Perth, in April. She was reportedly cremated in recent days at Pinnaroo Valley Memorial Park in Padbury. The West Australian reported on Sunday a funeral service was held, and was understood to have been held privately and not publicly advertised. The 41-year-old's death made international headlines, with many of Mr Epstein's accusers left without justice following his death in custody in 2019. Ms Giuffre has long accused Prince Andrew of sexually assaulting her when he was only a teenager. She brought a civil sexual assault case against him, which was ultimately settled by Mr Andrew outside of court in 2022. The sum of the settlement is unknown. Prince Andrew has strenuously denied all the allegations against him, which ultimately led to him stepping away from public life. In a separate suit in New York against Epstein's longtime confidante, Ghislaine Maxwell, Ms Giuffre alleged she had been kept as a 'sex slave' for the rich and powerful. She claimed to have been recruited by Ms Maxwell – the only person implicated in Epstein's alleged operations to be convicted – when she was aged between 16 and 17. At the time, Ms Giuffre was working at Donald trump's Mar-a-Lago estate in Palm Beach. Upon her death, Ms Giuffre was facing a charge of allegedly breaching a family violence restraining order taken out by her estranged husband, Robert Giuffre. She had also recently survived a bus crash, after which she posted a photo to social media of her badly-bruised face and the caption: 'four days to live'. Ms Guiffree moved to Perth from Cairns with Mr Giuffree in 2022 and is survived by her three children.
Daily Mail
11-05-2025
- Daily Mail
Emotional moment Virginia Giuffre's lawyer breaks down as she recalls her disbelief after the Jeffrey Epstein victim took her own life
The US attorney of sex abuse survivor Virginia Giuffre says the world will never be the same again after her client's death. Giuffre, 41, took her own life on April 25 at her farmhouse in Neergabby, north of Perth after the 'toll of abuse... became unbearable', according to her family. She was one of the most prominent accusers of convicted sex offenders Jeffrey Epstein and his former girlfriend Ghislaine Maxwell, claiming the pair kept her as a sex slave as a teen. She alleged they trafficked her to the Duke of York when she was 17 and was sexually assaulted by him - a claim which Prince Andrew has always strenuously denied. The Prince reached an out-of-court settlement with her in 2022. Sigrid McCawley was not only Giuffre's lawyer but also a friend, who fought back tears in a 60 Minutes interview aired on Sunday night. 'I used to say that we had broken through the lawyer-client line because she would sign her emails, 'I love you Siggy',' she recalled. 'She was just a dear person in my life. And I think that the world will not be the same without her. It just won't be.' The news of Giuffre's death shocked Ms McCawley. 'Overwhelming surprise and disbelief. True disbelief,' she recalled. 'It took me several hours to even come to terms with the fact that that was real.' Ms McCawley never feared that Giuffre would take her own life, despite the deep physical and mental scars her client carried. Her marriage to Robert Giuffre had recently broke down and she appeared to be estranged from the couple's teenage children. Then less than a month before her death, Giuffre took to social media claiming that she had renal failure and 'four days to live' following a crash involving a school bus. 'I was concerned about her physical health,' Ms McCawley said. 'Virginia is always someone to rally, so every time I talked to her, she could find the sunny side of something. So she was very, still very uplifted and we were focused on getting her care in the United States. 'That's why I think that the disbelief has been so strong. 'I just keep thinking I'm going to see her again. 'I think that while Virginia could face many demons in her life and and many villains, that moment of deprivation, I think was something that was more than she could handle.' Giuffre said she was just 16 when she was first abused by Epstein and Maxwell. Ms McCawley said Giuffre left behind a powerful legacy. 'She has left us with a feeling that irrespective of whether you're a president, a politician, a billionaire or a prince, that you can be held accountable. You are not above the law,' she said 'She put Epstein in prison. She put Maxwell in prison. 'She had Prince Andrew stripped of his titles. 'Her words, her actions were incredible, and they started a movement of change.' 60 Minutes also looked back on its 2019 interview with Giuffre after Epstein took his own life while behind bars. Traumatic memories came flooding back as she stood outside his former New York mansion almost 20 years prior. 'It's hard. It's really hard being back here... There's a lot of scars hidden behind those walls,' Giuffre recalled. 'It should be ripped down, it should be burned to the ground 'Some of my worst memories are from this place.' For confidential 24-7 support in Australia, call Lifeline on 13 11 14 or Beyond Blue on 1300 22 4636.
Daily Mail
06-05-2025
- Daily Mail
Was Virginia Giuffre killed? Inside the troubling trail of Epstein-related 'suicides' that ended with her body being found at home - and why her family are convinced someone 'got to her': TOM LEONARD
From the moment the news broke that the body of Virginia Giuffre had been found at her Australian farmhouse home in Neergabby, north of Perth, last Friday, dark theories started spreading online. Her family announced that the 41-year-old, who famously accused Jeffrey Epstein of trafficking her as a teenager to have sex with Prince Andrew, had died by suicide.
