Sky and Amanda Roberts, the brother and sister-in-law of Virginia Roberts Giuffre, have urged President Donald Trump to release the complete Epstein Files without redactions. They accused the UK police and government of repeatedly disregarding Giuffre’s claims. In an interview prior to the release of Giuffre’s posthumous memoir, the couple labeled the Epstein scandal as one of the most significant international cover-ups.
The Roberts duo insisted on transparency, calling for the disclosure of The Epstein Files with victim names concealed and the identities of involved individuals revealed. They criticized the ongoing cover-up insinuated by leaked documents, emphasizing the need for accountability and justice. Addressing Trump directly, they implored him to prioritize the welfare of survivors over political considerations.
Highlighting Trump’s campaign promises to combat corruption, the Roberts expressed disappointment in the lack of action regarding the Epstein case. They emphasized the imperative for Trump to honor his commitment to rooting out corruption and upholding integrity.
Accusing the UK and US governments of gaslighting Giuffre, the Roberts asserted that she had been a victim of manipulation and neglect. Giuffre, a survivor of sex trafficking, alleged that she was trafficked by Jeffrey Epstein and Ghislaine Maxwell at the age of 17, implicating powerful figures like Prince Andrew in her exploitation.
Giuffre’s claims of sexual encounters with Prince Andrew at a young age have been vehemently denied by the royal. Despite her allegations and subsequent legal actions, the Metropolitan Police’s handling of the case has been criticized for lack of thorough investigation and closure.
The Metropolitan Police clarified its stance, stating that the allegations involving trafficking occurred outside the UK and were primarily beyond its jurisdiction. Following legal advice, the decision not to pursue a full criminal investigation was upheld, citing the limited scope for UK authorities to intervene in the matter.
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