Virginia Giuffre, the family breaks the silence after suicide

The family members of Virginia GiuffreThat has taken his life On April 24, they had released a press release on how missed this strong and courageous woman would. There 41 -year -old has been part of the movement #Metoo By denouncing Jeffrey Epstein, the tycoon who committed suicide in prison in 2019 pending the final sentence, and Prince Andrea of ​​England, with whom he negotiated for millions.

Now his loved ones are ready to talk about it. The sister -in -law Amanda Roberts said to People That “sometimes, when mental pain takes over, you can’t see anything but that”. In the long interview, the lady also said that “the world has lost a strong warrior. He wanted all survivors to have justice. This was his purpose ». That’s why, according to the family, he spent his entire life from the side of the victims helping them to come forward towards their attackers. “She – he continues – was one of the most beautiful souls I have ever had the privilege of meeting but sometimes the weight to wear becomes too much”.

Recently he had also undergone a car accident, and then talked about violence also suffered by her husband, married 22 years earlier. Always a People He said: «I was able to fight against Ghislaine Maxwell (Currently in prison for sexual traffic, editor’s note) And Jeffrey Epstein, who abused me. But I was unable to escape from the domestic violence of my marriage until recently. After my husband’s last emotional aggression, I can no longer be silent ».

The man was not accused of any crime but was forbidden to speak with the media. The two separated around August 2023, parents of three children of 19, 16 and 15 years old.
Virginia’s legal action was started in 2020starting with the stories about Epstein and continuing with those on Duke of York who would have forced her three times to intimate relationships when she was still seventeen, on a private island of the Caribbean owned by Epstein, in London and New York between 1999 and 2002.
According to Amanda, “trauma follows all your life and does not end with the sentence in court”, for this reason the sister -in -law was fighting for its mental health and the family will continue the work of the non -profit organization founded by Virginia, Speak out, act, complaint (soar) which deals with victims of sexual violence. To keep his inheritance alive and help anyone who lived an experience similar to his.