Virginia Giuffre thought she would die as a 'sex slave' at the hands of Jeffrey Epstein and his circle

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Virginia Giuffre thought she would die as a 'sex slave' at the hands
Virginia Giuffre

Virginia Giuffre feared she could "die as a sex slave" at the hands of Jeffrey Epstein and his circle, her posthumous memoir reveals.

"Nobody's Girl" will be released on Tuesday. The BBC reports that in it, Giuffre says she had three sexual encounters with Prince Andrew, one of which involved Epstein and eight young women.

Andrew and Giuffre reached a financial settlement in 2002, but he has denied going along with it. Epstein and his ex-girlfriend, Ghislaine Maxwell, who is serving a 20-year prison sentence, orchestrated the whole thing.

Giuffre says in the book that even decades after that time, she remembers how scared she was of both of them. She describes in detail the sadistic abuse she suffered at the hands of Epstein. According to her, he forced her to perform sadomasochistic sex that caused her “so much pain that she fainted.”

Prince Andrew said on Friday he would give up his royal and knighthood titles. Giuffre's book challenges his claims that he did nothing wrong. She says she first met the prince in March 2001.

Maxwell woke her up and told her it would be “a special day” and “just like Cinderella” she would meet a “handsome prince.” Giuffre met Andrew that same day and Maxwell asked him to guess her age.

The prince was 41 at the time and “got it right: 17. My girls are a little younger than you,” he told her. That night, she, Epstein and Maxwell were at the Tramp club in London, where the prince was “sweating a lot.” On their way back to Maxwell’s house, she told him: “When we get home, you should do to him what you did to Jeffrey.” There they had sex.

“He was friendly but arrogant, as if he believed that having sex with me was his right. The next morning, it was clear that Maxwell had spoken to him because he said to me, ‘You did well. The prince was pleased.’”

Giuffre writes that she “wasn’t feeling so good,” adding: “Pretty soon, Epstein would give me $15,000 for services to the man the tabloids called Randy Andy, a lot of money.”

Virginia Giuffre thought she would die as a 'sex slave' at the hands
Virginia Giuffre and Prince Andrew

The second time with the prince was about a month later at Epstein's home in New York. The third time was on Epstein's island, "an orgy."

"Epstein, Andy, about eight other young girls and I had sex. The other girls looked under 18 and didn't speak English well. Epstein laughed about how they couldn't speak, saying they were the easiest girls to get along with."

Giuffre also talks about the 2022 deal, saying she only agreed because it seemed important to the prince not to further tarnish his mother's Platinum Jubilee.

In detail, she describes how the girls must have looked "childish" and that her eating disorder was "fueled" under Epstein's roof.

"In my years with them, they left me in the hands of rich, powerful people. I was systematically used and humiliated, in some cases strangled, beaten and left bleeding. I believed I could die as a sex slave."

Epstein was convicted in 2008 in Florida of soliciting the prostitution of minors. He died in prison in 2019 while awaiting sentencing.

That same year, Prince Andrew said he had "no recollection" of meeting Giuffre and "they never had any sexual contact."


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