Virginia's Story: A Royal Crisis
According to royal correspondent Emily Andrews, the monarchy is facing a crisis, but Virginia Guiffre's story remains significant.
Virginia Guiffre, who died by suicide in April, left behind a memoir, Nobody's Girl, detailing her abuse and decade-long fight for justice.
- Her memoir reveals the exploitation she suffered at the hands of convicted criminals Jeffrey Epstein and Ghislaine Maxwell.
- She claimed to have been forced to sleep with Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor on three separate occasions at the age of 17, which he has always denied.
As a royal correspondent, I've never met anyone with a good word to say about Andrew.
Author's summary: Royal correspondent Emily Andrews emphasizes the importance of Virginia Guiffre's story amidst the monarchy's crisis.
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