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These photographs of Virginia Giuffre tell a story about what happened to her, expert says (opens the original)
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An internationally renowned forensic expert has questioned the police decision to abandon an investigation into a violent incident between Jeffrey Epstein victim Virginia Giuffre and her Australian husband. David Wells, an associate professor at Monash University’s department of forensic medicine, analysed photographs of Virginia in the days after she alleged Robbie Giuffre assaulted her on a family holiday south of Perth, on January 9, 2025. In court documents, Robbie later accused Virginia of
‘Anger’s not something that women have been allowed to have’: Why Myf Warhurst is done playing nice (opens the original)
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You have reached your maximum number of saved items. Remove items from your saved list to add more. Think of Myf Warhurst and the word “bubbly” might spring to mind. With everything she does – from Spicks and Specks, the Eurovision Song Contest or her documentary The Truth about Menopause – Warhurst is the ray of sunshine; the nice one. But she’s no longer playing nice. She’s taken on the patriarchy in a new book, Middle Rage (out August 25). And she’s mad. When I heard you’d written a book on r
What began as a legal story about Virginia Giuffre turned into something much darker (opens the original)
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When Good Weekend senior writer Melissa Fyfe and WAtoday journalist Carla Hildebrandt set out to write about Jeffrey Epstein’s most famous victim, Virginia Giuffre, it began as a piece about the legal battle over her multimillion-dollar estate. But as the reporters started their detailed investigation, a much darker story emerged about the events leading up to her death by suicide in April 2025. Here, Mel and Carla talk about their compelling Good Weekend cover story and a four-part podcast seri
An ‘informal’ will and the missing jewellery: What will happen to Virginia Giuffre’s $30 million estate? (opens the original)
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Virginia Giuffre was trying to reclaim control. In early January 2025, she was allegedly assaulted by her husband, Robbie Giuffre, during a family holiday in Dunsborough, Western Australia. Robbie then secured a family violence restraining order against Virginia, which banned the prominent Epstein accuser from contacting her two youngest children for six months. It also meant she was not allowed to go to the family’s beachfront home in Perth, which is where her belongings – including important d
The July 11 edition (opens the original)
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It’s a notoriety no one would have sought. But the courageous Virginia Giuffre ended up with a global profile as a result of speaking out about her horrific experience of being abused by sexual predator Jeffrey Epstein and trafficked to his network of depraved associates – described by one lobby group as the “largest child sex-abuse network of our lifetime”. Giuffre’s claims were key to bringing the late Epstein and others to account, and resulted in her being hailed as a hero and a warrior in t
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