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Virginia Giuffre's family asks: 'Where are her missing millions?' [View all]
Virginia Giuffre’s family members have raised questions over a “significant amount of missing money” in the ongoing row over what is believed to be her multimillion-dollar estate.
Giuffre, who was 41 when she died in Western Australia in April, is thought to have amassed an estimated $US22 million ($33.1 million) fortune through victim compensation funds and civil lawsuit settlements relating to the years of abuse she suffered at the hands of the late American financier Jeffrey Epstein.
This includes an estimated $US12 million payment she received from Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor, the former Prince Andrew, to settle a sexual abuse claim brought against him in 2022. Andrew has always vehemently denied any wrongdoing.
However, court documents filed in the legal battle over her estate in Australia on Friday value it at just $472,000 – a legal threshold that dictates how assets in Australia are divided when there is no will. It may increase when more assets are discovered.
https://www.theage.com.au/world/europe/virginia-giuffre-s-family-asks-where-are-her-missing-millions-20251205-p5nlb1.html
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https://archive.md/up7e4
Giuffre, who was 41 when she died in Western Australia in April, is thought to have amassed an estimated $US22 million ($33.1 million) fortune through victim compensation funds and civil lawsuit settlements relating to the years of abuse she suffered at the hands of the late American financier Jeffrey Epstein.
This includes an estimated $US12 million payment she received from Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor, the former Prince Andrew, to settle a sexual abuse claim brought against him in 2022. Andrew has always vehemently denied any wrongdoing.
However, court documents filed in the legal battle over her estate in Australia on Friday value it at just $472,000 – a legal threshold that dictates how assets in Australia are divided when there is no will. It may increase when more assets are discovered.
https://www.theage.com.au/world/europe/virginia-giuffre-s-family-asks-where-are-her-missing-millions-20251205-p5nlb1.html
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https://archive.md/up7e4
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