Virginia Giuffre revealed in her posthumous memoir that she hoped to lose consciousness during the sadomasochistic encounters forced upon her by Jeffrey Epstein. Her book, entitled Nobody’s Girl: A Memoir of Surviving Abuse and Fighting for Justice, was published after her death at the age of 41.
Giuffre detailed a traumatic experience where she alleged she suffered a miscarriage following participation in group sex involving Epstein, Prince Andrew, and other young girls. She described enduring extreme pain and fearing for her life during the sadistic activities orchestrated by Epstein.
The memoir also mentioned an incident on Epstein’s Caribbean island, where Giuffre claimed to have woken up in a pool of blood after an illicit encounter. She stated that none of the men she was forced to engage with used protection, and the girls involved were under 18 and did not speak English.
Giuffre and Epstein initially crossed paths at Donald Trump’s Mar-a-Lago estate in Florida, where she later worked for Epstein as a “masseuse” in 2000. Despite Prince Andrew’s denial of any wrongdoing, Giuffre asserted in her book that she had sexual encounters with him on multiple occasions, leading to a financial settlement between them in 2022.
Following renewed scrutiny of Prince Andrew’s association with Epstein, it was revealed that Andrew had corresponded with Epstein about Giuffre, expressing solidarity with the disgraced financier despite claiming to have severed ties with him previously. The 2011 email surfaced after Andrew’s public denouncement of Epstein’s actions, highlighting the ongoing controversy surrounding their relationship.