Virginia Giuffre

Virginia Giuffre was born Virginia Louise Roberts on August 9, 1983, in California, the United States. She is a victim of Jeffrey Epstein’s sex trafficking organization and an American-Australian lobbyist who supports victims of sex trafficking.

In 2015, Giuffre founded the non-profit Victims Refuse Silence in the United States.

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Giuffre was born to parents Sky and Lynn Roberts. She had a younger brother. When Lynn’s daughter was seven years old, the founder of VRS said that a close family acquaintance had abused her. She had come from a problematic household and was mentally terrified, so she fled.

At 14, she lived on the streets, learning about starvation, misery, and cruelty. A sex trafficker abused Giuffre, and she spent six months with him. The FBI raided the sex trafficker’s front business, worldwide sex trafficking.

VRS’s founder reconciled with his father and began living with him after the raid. Her father was a maintenance manager who assisted her in finding jobs. Also, she is the founder of SOAR-Speak Out, Act, Reclaim, a non-profit aimed at educating & advocating for victims of trafficking.

The founder of SOAR, Virginia Giuffre Married to Robert Giuffre

In 2002, Virginia Giuffre moved to Australia and went to the massage school where she met Robert Giuffre, an Australian martial arts trainer. Not to mention, the beautiful pair married in the same year they met in Australia and went on a trip funded by Jeffrey Epstein to Thailand.

The victim of Jeffrey Epstein’s sex trafficking organization traveled to Australia in 2002 and enrolled in a massage school, where she met with Robert Giuffre, a martial arts teacher from Australia. The lovely couple married the same year they met in Australia and flew to Thailand on a trip paid for by Jeffrey Epstein.

The couple had raised three children, two sons, and one girl, and had spent 11 years in Australia. The family moved to the United States and lived there for several years, first in Florida and then Colorado. She relocated her family to Australia once more, living happily.

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Virginia was intimately involved with Epstein between 2000 and 2002, with extra travels to New Mexico and a private island. She reports being traffick to perform massages and sexual services and flowing across the world on private aircraft.

Giuffre began looking into Epstein when a young 14-year-old girl and her parents complained about his behavior. Likewise, the girl claimed being persuaded by a female high school friend to give Epstein a massage in exchange for money at his estate, where she got mistreated.

The police possessed a growing list of females to whom Epstein had sexually abused, as well as a search warrant for his Palm Beach property.

Despite the risks, Giuffre chose to come forward publicly after the birth of her baby girl and began speaking out about her experiences with sexual assault and human trafficking.

She established the foundation for her organization, Victims Refuse Embarrassment, intending to assist survivors in overcoming the shame, silence, and intimidation that victims of sexual abuse often face, as well as helping others in avoiding becoming victims of sex trafficking.

Police arrested Epstein for sex trafficking on July 6, 2019. Epstein was discovered dead after being detained for a month. Further, the four-part documentary series featured Giuffre and other survivors of Epstein’s sex trafficking operation. She has a net worth of $600,000 because she primarily works for non-profit organizations.

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