The family of Virginia Giuffre, one of Jeffrey Epstein’s most prominent accusers, is urging the release of more documents related to investigations into the convicted sex offender, noting that it’s what she would have wanted as well.
“Why aren’t the documents being released? They deserve justice. These survivors had something taken away from them they can never get back. And it’s time for these monsters to be exposed,” Giuffre’s brother Sky Roberts told CNN’s Kaitlan Collins in a Thursday interview.
Giuffre’s sister-in-law, Amanda Roberts, said that it’s what her late family member had also wanted.
“She wanted the world to know what they had done to her and so many other survivors,” Amanda Roberts told CNN, adding that it’s a sentiment Giuffre previously expressed to her in one of their last conversations. “Unequivocally, yes.”
Giuffre had spoken out about working at Mar-a-Lago and being approached by Ghislaine Maxwell during her time there. She’d also accused Epstein of sex trafficking and was a vocal advocate for survivors of sexual abuse.
