Virginia Giuffre Omits Ex-Prime Minister Identity in Memoir Citing Safety Fears

Virginia Giuffre's posthumous memoir, "Nobody's Girl," details her abuse under Jeffrey Epstein and alleges sexual assault by a 'well-known former Prime Minister' described as a sadist. Co-author Amy Wallace revealed that Giuffre omitted the Prime Minister's name out of fear for her life, believing he would kill her if identified. Giuffre also faced threats aimed at silencing her, which contributed to her decision to protect her family and avoid naming alleged abusers. The memoir also revisits her claims against Prince Andrew, who denies the accusations of sexual encounters while she was trafficked. Wallace emphasized that the memoir's purpose was to help survivors of sexual abuse rather than to compile a list of names. Giuffre's tragic death by suicide underscores the severe impact of the trauma she endured and the ongoing concerns about safety and accountability.