Virginia Giuffre’s Household Releases Phrases From Journal Discovered After Suicide

Virginia Giuffre’s household discovered a uncooked, handwritten observe she penned earlier than taking her personal life — and now they’re sharing it with the world.

In a Fb submit, Virginia’s sister-in-law Amanda Roberts mentioned the household needed to launch a quote from a journal Virginia had written, which was discovered at her Aussie farmhouse … the place she died by suicide Friday. The quote is a strong message of solidarity with fellow survivors of sexual abuse.

The message reads, “Moms, Fathers, Sisters + Brothers want to point out the battle traces are drawn, and we stand collectively to battle for the way forward for victims  – Is protesting the reply – I do not know however we have to start out someplace.”

Amanda’s submit mentioned the phrases have been discovered as they “have been going via journal entries that Virginia had written over time and stumbled upon this quote and thought it was an exquisite second to share with you all.” She believes Virginia, who publicly accused Jeffrey Epstein and Prince Andrew of sexual abuse again in 2015, meant for the observe to be learn worldwide.

It’s not clear when Virginia really wrote these phrases within the journal.

Amanda mentioned they’re ensuring Virginia’s message will get out — displaying survivors and protestors alike that they stand in solidarity, and the battle isn’t over.

Nevertheless, Virginia’s father, Sky Roberts, has completely different priorities — he’s urging authorities to dig deeper, telling TMZ that Virginia posted movies up to now saying if she ever died by suicide, nobody ought to consider it and cops ought to examine.

As we reported, Virginia’s loss of life got here simply weeks after she claimed she had solely 4 days to reside following a automobile accident.