Virginia Giuffre's co-author issues urgent message to Andrew Mountbatten Windsor
The co-author responsible for bringing Virginia Giuffre's book Nobody’s Girl to the world has just spoken out
Amy Wallace, Virginia Giuffre's co-author for her memoir Nobody’s Girl that’s been released posthumously since her death in mid 2025 has just issued a plea to Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor, and calls on him to ‘do right’ by his alleged victim.
The author who worked alongside the accuser for nearly four years claims the former Prince needs to come forward, with information regarding the convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein.
Her comment regarding this was shared to The Observer which quoted her as saying, “One person I did not hear from, even though I specifically addressed him in countless television and radio interviews, is the former prince now known as Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor.”
And while “Andrew denies Giuffre's allegations but when the Royal Family said they stood with victims of sexual abuse and stripped him of his titles, I publicly applauded it,” she added.
And later on when US congressmen called for Andrew to testify before them, about Epstein and any information he has regarding him “I implored him to cooperate.”
Moreover she added, “over and over, I looked into the lens on live TV and told Andrew, who Giuffre had accused of raping her on three separate occasions: 'You've said you did nothing wrong. But you were on the island, in the mansions, on the jets. You saw things that could validate the experiences of so many girls and young women. You have two daughters. Step forward. Do the right thing'.”
But for those unversed, the former Duke of York chose silence its pertinent to mention. Even reiterating his lack of strong ties.
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