Sky Roberts, father of Jeffrey Epstein victim Virginia Giuffre, is calling for a thorough investigation into his daughter’s death, expressing strong doubts about the official suicide narrative. In recent statements to TMZ and during an appearance on Piers Morgan Uncensored, Roberts suggested foul play may have been involved, stating “Somebody got to her.”
The circumstances surrounding Giuffre’s death have raised questions, particularly given her previous public statements asserting she was not suicidal. Adding to the suspicion, weeks before her death, an unusual Instagram post appeared on her account claiming she had been struck by a bus in Australia and had limited time to live.
While Giuffre’s family initially released a statement confirming suicide as the cause of death, her father’s recent comments paint a different picture. “My daughter was a fighter,” Roberts emphasized, questioning how someone who had consistently stood up against powerful figures would suddenly “give up.”
Attorney Karrie Louden, who represented Giuffre, has revealed details about their final communications that seem to contradict the suicide narrative. Speaking to The Sun, Louden described conversations with Giuffre just days before her death, during which her client expressed optimism and discussed future plans, including home renovation projects.
Louden also highlighted the lack of transparency from law enforcement, noting that police have provided minimal information about the case. “They didn’t even confirm that she was dead. That’s how little information the police have provided to me,” the attorney stated.
The situation has sparked concern among other Epstein victims. Juliette Rose Bryant, another survivor, has publicly expressed fears for her own safety and doubts about Giuffre’s reported suicide. In a shared video, Bryant emphatically declared she is not suicidal, doesn’t use drugs, and referenced other suspicious deaths connected to the Epstein case, mentioning what she termed “the Clinton body count.”
The timing of Giuffre’s death coincides with ongoing frustration regarding delayed releases of remaining Epstein files evidence, including alleged client lists. Rep. Anna Paulina Luna, who chairs the Task Force on the Declassification of Federal Secrets, is actively pressing Attorney General Pam Bondi to expedite the release of these documents.
The Department of Justice appears to be moving slowly on the matter, with Bondi indicating the documents are awaiting processing on her desk. This perceived stonewalling has intensified scrutiny of the circumstances surrounding Giuffre’s death.
Louden emphasized the unexpected nature of the situation, stating, “This has been a complete shock to all of us. If any of us had thought she’s going to commit suicide, of course we would have taken more steps, put her into a clinic or got her some more help.”
The attorney maintains a cautious approach to drawing conclusions, noting that sufficient evidence has yet to be presented. However, the combination of Giuffre’s previous statements, her reported optimistic outlook, the mysterious social media incident, and her father’s conviction that she wouldn’t take her own life has fueled demands for a more comprehensive investigation into her death.
The case continues to draw attention as advocates push for both answers regarding Giuffre’s death and transparency concerning the broader Epstein investigation, particularly the delayed release of potentially revealing documents.