On July 29, 2025, Donald Trump stood aboard Air Force One and uttered a sentence that stopped many of us cold:

“Jeffrey Epstein stole Virginia Giuffre from the spa.”

Then he added: “She had no complaints.”

But Virginia Giuffre can’t respond to that—because she’s dead.

The official story says suicide. Her family isn’t convinced. And neither am I.

This isn’t just about a former president. It’s about how power talks about the women it fails. About the way truth is buried right alongside those brave enough to speak it.

Virginia spent her life fighting to be heard. We owe it to her not to let her story be rewritten—especially not by the men who helped erase it in the first place.