Virginia Giuffre’s Father Challenges Suicide Narrative, Urges Authorities to Investigate
Sky Roberts, father of Virginia Giuffre—who accused Prince Andrew and Jeffrey Epstein of sexual abuse—has publicly contested the suicide ruling in his daughter’s death. In a recent statement, Roberts emphasized his belief that Virginia was "taken out" by powerful individuals intent on silencing her. He expressed confidence in her truthfulness regarding the allegations against Prince Andrew and Epstein. (washingtonexaminer.com)
Virginia Giuffre, 41, was found deceased at her residence in Western Australia on April 25. Her publicist confirmed the suicide, noting her role as a "fierce warrior in the fight against sexual abuse and sex trafficking." (fox10tv.com)
In December 2019, amid escalating threats, Giuffre publicly declared she was "not suicidal," urging her family to seek justice if anything were to happen to her. (news.sky.com)
Roberts’ recent comments have reignited discussions about the circumstances surrounding his daughter’s death. He has called on authorities to thoroughly investigate, expressing doubts about the suicide narrative and suggesting that Virginia’s death may have been orchestrated by influential figures seeking to prevent further exposure.
The controversy surrounding Giuffre’s death continues to fuel debates over accountability and the lengths to which powerful individuals might go to protect themselves from allegations of sexual misconduct.
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