Epstein accuser Virginia Giuffre’s memoir to be published posthumously | Jeffrey Epstein
A publisher announced that Virginia Giufre, one of Jeffrey Epstein’s leading criminal offenses, will be published in autumn.
Giuffre was working on the memory of the struggle for survival and justice with the award -winning writer and journalist Amy Wallace before his death earlier this year.
According to Associated Press, the 400 -page book will be published on October 21st.
Publisher Alfred A Knopf, Prince Andrew claimed that Human trafficking was done to have sex, Giufre said he completed the article before he bought his own life in April.
Prince Andrew rejected Giufre’s claims. In 2022, Giufre and the prince reached an out -of -court settlement after filed a lawsuit for sexual assault.
Knopf’s statement contains an e -mail he wrote to Wallace 25 days before Giufre’s death, and states that it will be published from the conditions of the memories of memories of the memories stating that it is “heartfelt.
“The content of this book is very important because the content of this book aims to shed light on systemic failures that allow vulnerable individuals to the trade throughout the boundaries, Ek he says. “The truth must be understood and the issues surrounding this issue must be handled for both justice and awareness.”
Giufre was taken to hospital after a serious accident on March 24, Knopf and E -mail sent the E -mail on April 1. He died on April 25 at his farm in Western Australia, where he lived for several years.
“When I pass, I want to ensure that anyone’s daughter is still released.
Knopf’s statement, the book “Epstein, Maxwell and 2022 since the first -time settlements since the first time to talk to Prince Andrew with many well -known friends, including sincere, disturbing and heartbreaking new details, he says.
Knopf Editor -in -Chief Jordan Pavlin said that anyone’s daughter was a “raw and shocking” journey and the story of a violent spirit struggling to be free ”.
In 2023, the New York Post reported that Giufre reached an agreement with an unexplained publisher that he was “believed to be millions of worth”.
Knopf spokesman Todd Doughty, the AP initially agreed to make a seven -digit contract with Penguin Press, but last year by Knopf was hired as an executive editor, he bought Editor Emily Cunningham.
Doughty refused to give more details about Epstein Assocates in anyone’s daughter, but Giuffre confirmed that he did not claim to use abuse [Donald] Trump continues to meet questions about the infamous financier and his old friend.
Nobody’s daughter, Giuffre’s unrelened memories are not different from The Billionaire’s Playboy Club, which was referenced in previous court applications and was healed in 2019. Through Doughty, Wallace said he started to work with Giufre on a new memory in the spring of 2021.
“Nobody’s daughter was both strongly checked and legally examined,” a Knopf statement says.
Wallace, a co -author of Giufre’s memory Wallace, is an award -winning magazine and newspaper correspondent, as well as other publications, as well as his work in the New York Times and Los Angeles Times.
Andrew representative did not return the AP’s request for comments immediately. Comment was asked from Buckingham Palace.
Additional reporting by Associated Press
