(New York) The posthumous and “ruthless” memories of Virginia Roberts Giuffre, one of the most eminent accuser of Jeffrey Epstein, will be published this fall, the Alfred A. Knopf publishing house announced on Sunday.
Nobody’s Girl: A Memoir of Surviving Abuse and Fighting for Justice should appear on October 21, confirmed the publisher to Associated Press. Virginia Giuffre, who committed suicide in April at the age of 41, worked on Nobody’s Girl With the player-journalist Amy Wallace and finished the manuscript of this 400-page book, according to Alfred A. Knopf.
The publisher’s declaration includes an email from Virginia Giuffre to Wallace a few weeks before her death, in which she claimed to wish with all the heart that the memories are published, “whatever” circumstances.
“The content of this book is crucial, because it aims to highlight the systemic flaws which allow the cross-border traffic of vulnerable people, can be read in the email. It is imperative that the truth is known and that the issues linked to this subject are discussed, both for the sake of justice and awareness. »»
Mme Giuffre had been hospitalized after a serious accident on March 24, said the publishing house, and had sent the email on 1er april. She died on April 25.
If I came to die, I would like to make sure that Nobody’s Girl be published. I am convinced that this book has the potential to have an impact on many lives and to arouse the necessary debates on these serious injustices.
Virginia Roberts Giuffre, in an email addressed to Amy Wallace
In 2023, the New York Post reported that Virginia Giuffre had concluded an agreement “estimated at several million” with an editor whose identity was not revealed. Todd Doughty, spokesperson for Alfred A. Knopf, said that he initially accepted a seven-digit contract with Penguin Press, but finally chose Emily Cunningham after hiring by Alfred A. Knopf as editor-in-chief last year.
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Virginia Roberts Guffre, surrounded by Prince Andrew and Ghislaine Maxwell
Mme Guffre had repeatedly said that in the early 2000s, when she was a teenager, she had been involved in the sex trafficking network of Jeffrey Epstein and exploited by Prince Andrew and other influential men. Epstein was found dead in a New York prison cell in 2019, in what investigators qualified suicide. His former girlfriend, Ghislaine Maxwell, was sentenced at the end of 2021 for sex trafficking and other charges.
Prince Andrew had denied the allegations of the complainant. In 2022, Virginia Giuffre and entered into her an amicable agreement after she continued him for sexual assault.
His name continued to make the headlines, even after his death. In July, President Donald Trump told journalists that Jeffrey Epstein had “stolen” Virginia Giuffre in Mar-A-Lago, her private club in Florida where she used to work. She said she was approached by Maxwell and hired as a masseuse for Epstein. Ghislaine Maxwell denied the allegations of Virginia Giuffre.
Mr. Doughty refused to provide details on Mr. Epstein’s partners presented in Nobody’s Girlbut confirmed that Mme Giuffre had formulated “no allegation of abuse against Trump”, which continues to answer questions about Mr. Epstein, the fallen financier and his former friend.
New “intimate and disturbing” details
Alfred A. Knopf explained that the book contains “new intimate, disturbing and heartbreaking details on its relationship with Epstein, Mme Maxwell and their many famous friends, including Prince Andrew, of whom she speaks publicly for the first time since their amicable agreement in 2022 ”.
Jordan Pavlin, publisher and editor -in -chief of Alfred A. Knopf, qualified Nobody’s Girl “Brutal and shocking” and “story of a fierce spirit fighting to free oneself”.
The relationship of Mme Giuffre with Mr. Epstein is well documented, although his stories have been disputed. She had admitted to being mistaken in the details, errors which she attributed to her attempt to remember events that occurred years ago. In 2022, she abandoned the accusations against Alan Dershowitz, declaring in a statement of the time that she may have “made a mistake by identifying” the famous lawyer as an aggressor.
“” Nobody’s Girl has been the subject of a rigorous verification of the facts and an in-depth legal verification, ”read a press release from Alfred A. Knopf.
Amy Wallace, co -author of her memoirs, is a journalist awarded for magazines and newspapers, whose articles were published in the New York Times and the Los Angeles Timesamong others. She also collaborated on two previous books, Creativity, Inc., of the co -founder of Pixar, Ed Catmull, and HOT SEATfrom the former CEO of General Electric Jeff Immell.
