Title: Father of Jeffrey Epstein Accuser Virginia Giuffre Questions Suicide Verdict
In a heart-wrenching interview, Sky Roberts, the father of the late Virginia Giuffre, has publicly rejected the claim that his daughter died by suicide. Giuffre, who was 41 when she passed away, was a prominent victim of Jeffrey Epstein and Ghislaine Maxwell, famously accusing them of trafficking her to Prince Andrew when she was just 17—a claim that the Duke of York has vehemently denied.
Speaking with Piers Morgan on his YouTube show "Piers Morgan Uncensored," Roberts expressed disbelief at the reported circumstances of Giuffre’s death. "There’s no way she took her life," he insisted, adding that he was still reeling from the news. He described his daughter as a "strong" woman who transformed her traumatic experiences into activism, helping others in similar situations.
When questioned about the infamous photograph of Giuffre with Prince Andrew and Maxwell, Roberts confirmed its authenticity, stating he had seen the original years prior to its public release. He expressed outrage over Andrew’s financial settlement with Giuffre, suggesting it was an implicit admission of guilt: "Why would he spend 14 or 15 million to give to her?"
Roberts shared that he had met Epstein, who presented himself as a regular person, leaving him unaware of the underlying horrors. His discovery of Epstein’s true nature left him "really angry," especially upon learning of threats made against his daughter.
The emotional interview sheds light on the complexities surrounding Giuffre’s legacy, calling into question the narrative of her tragic end. The full interview is available on Piers Morgan’s YouTube channel.
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