

What Virginia Giuffre’s diary tells us about the Epstein files
Jul 10, 2025
Josie Ensor, US Correspondent for The Times and Sunday Times, has spent five years covering Jeffrey Epstein's intriguing and disturbing story. In this discussion, she highlights the revelations from Virginia Giuffre's diaries, which contradict the FBI’s findings about Epstein’s network. They delve into the implications of blackmail allegations and the political connections between Donald Trump and Epstein. Ensor emphasizes the need for continued investigation and transparency, shedding light on the complexities surrounding victim narratives and government claims.
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Virginia Giuffre's Final Disclosure
- Virginia Giuffre posted a cryptic Instagram message in March 2023 about being bruised and having four days to live.
- Shortly after, Josie Ensor contacted her and eventually learned Virginia had taken her own life, leading to collaboration with her family.
Diary Contradicts FBI Findings
- Virginia Giuffre's diary reveals she was watched by Epstein's hidden cameras and blackmailed with footage.
- Her diary contradicts the FBI's claim that no evidence of blackmail or accomplices exists.
Official Report Clashes with Victims
- FBI and DOJ report denies evidence of Epstein blackmailing prominent figures or having accomplices.
- Epstein victim Sarah Ransom and others claim secret footage was used for blackmail, challenging official conclusions.