I am in no way an Epstein supporter. Now you may have heard of Virginia Giuffre. She recently killed herself. From what I hear, mainly because of martial problems. But also because as an underaged girl she was trafficked by Epstein. Well here's the whole deal with my saying what I did. From what I hear, Virginia Giuffre was paid MILLIONS to just keep her mouth shut. Apparently she had no concept of the value of money. I have been desperately poor all my life. So I know with extreme clarity what the value of money is. If I was paid millions to do nothing more than keep my mouth shut, that is exactly what I would have done!
Virginia Giuffre. What A Bitch!
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Not only that.....the Epstein bait were only there if they wanted to be and they were constantly showered with perks.....these females were not remotely abused.
In other words, she exposed top democrats....
She did receive multimillion-dollar payouts, they were tied to legal resolutions of her lawsuits, not explicit "hush money" for total silence.
Giuffre continued to speak publicly about her experiences, including in interviews, advocacy work, and her 2025 posthumous memoir Nobody's Girl, which detailed her abuse and named high-profile figures like Prince Andrew.
Key settlements include:
- 2009 Settlement with Jeffrey Epstein: $500,000 (approximately £371,000 at the time). This resolved her civil lawsuit against Epstein for alleged abuse starting when she was 15. The agreement included a broad release clause discharging Epstein and "any other person or entity who could have been included as a potential defendant" from future claims, but it was not an admission of liability and did not bar her from public advocacy.
- 2017 Settlement with Ghislaine Maxwell: Undisclosed but reported as "millions" (later estimated at around £3 million or $4 million by The Sun in 2022). This followed Giuffre's defamation suit after Maxwell called her claims lies; it was sealed but confirmed in court filings.
- 2022 Settlement with Prince Andrew: Undisclosed but widely estimated at £12 million (about $16.3 million). This out-of-court resolution of her sexual assault lawsuit (alleging encounters when she was 17) included a donation to Giuffre's anti-trafficking charity SOAR and an acknowledgment from Andrew of Epstein's trafficking activities. Andrew denied wrongdoing, and the payout was reportedly partially funded by Queen Elizabeth II and a loan from King Charles III. As of 2025, portions of this settlement remain undistributed due to Giuffre's death and estate issues.
- Other Payouts: Giuffre received additional millions from the Epstein estate and JPMorgan Chase (over its handling of Epstein's accounts), totaling over $20 million across cases, per her biography on Britannica. Some funds supported SOAR, though personal financial struggles (e.g., reported gambling issues) affected distribution.
- No evidence shows these were solely for "keeping her mouth shut." Settlements often include non-disclosure agreements (NDAs) to prevent further litigation, but Giuffre waived anonymity early, gave high-profile interviews (e.g., BBC Panorama in 2019), and founded SOAR to advocate for victims. Her memoir, published after her April 2025 suicide, explicitly broke any remaining silence on Epstein, Maxwell, Andrew, and others.
- The phrase "paid MILLIONS to just keep her mouth shut" appears in recent social media posts and opinion pieces as a shorthand for the Andrew settlement, often in critical or conspiratorial contexts (e.g., posts calling Andrew a "creep" or questioning royal funding). It echoes tabloid speculation but ignores Giuffre's ongoing activism.
Partially yes on the "millions" (totaling over $20 million across cases), but no on "just keep her mouth shut"—the payments resolved lawsuits and supported her charity, and she remained vocal until her death. Giuffre's story highlights systemic issues in holding powerful figures accountable, as settlements avoided trials while allowing her to continue advocacy. For deeper reading, her memoir or court unsealed documents provide primary accounts.
Giuffre died by suicide in the most common manner. In Australia, it's extremely common for women to commit suicide by shooting themselves in the back of the head 3 times with a small caliber handgun after binding their hands behind their backs.
And the suicide note she left leaves no doubt she was distraught and killed herself. It read "Prince Andrew sends his regards, bitch."
And the suicide note she left leaves no doubt she was distraught and killed herself. It read "Prince Andrew sends his regards, bitch."
MOSSAD is well known as Murder Inc.
This theory has circulated in online conspiracy communities since her death in April 2025, often tying into broader narratives about Epstein's alleged Mossad ties.
Based on official reports, investigations, and available evidence, the claim is not plausible. Giuffre's death was ruled a suicide by Western Australia police and medical examiners, with no signs of foul play.
Suspicion stems from her high-profile accusations, personal struggles, and the scandal's history of "convenient" deaths (e.g., Epstein's 2019 suicide), but it remains unsubstantiated speculation.
Giuffre's death was ruled a suicide by Western Australia authorities, with no evidence of firearms, bindings, or foul play. No autopsy or police details mention a gun or self-inflicted shots; the method remains unspecified in public records, but the claim's specifics are fabricated exaggeration.
No such note exists, and no credible sources confirm any suicide note at all—let alone one with this content.