Epstein Email Confirms Andrew and Virginia Giuffre Photo Is Real

Let’s start here: we believe victims.I have always believed Virginia Giuffre. She was courageous for coming forward, and she did not deserve the coordinated media slander aimed at discrediting her and forcing her into silence. What she faced wasn’t skepticism in good faith — it was an attempt to erase her credibility, and ultimately, her voice.Giuffre died by suicide in April 2025. Her memoir, Nobody's Girl, was published posthumously in October 2025.Free version of Virginia Roberts (Giuffre) memoir: https://www.documentcloud.org/documents/6251258-Virginia-Roberts-Memoir/Important framing:The following summarizes claims, allegations, and statements reported in documents, not established conclusions. Where possible, document IDs are cited. No criminal guilt is asserted.Until now, critics and defenders alike argued over whether the photo was authentic, doctored, or even ever existed. Andrew implied in his interview with the BBC that the image could have been doctored, despite it having circulated on and off over the course of more than a decade. He also denied ever meeting Virginia. The original picture of Andrew and Guiffre was believed to have been taken at Ghislaine Maxwell’s house in Belgravia, London. Maxwell was the girlfriend of sex offender Jeffrey Epstein.Guiffre told Panorama she was trafficked by Epstein and made to have sex with Prince Andrew. He has categorically denied this.Threats on Virginia Giuffre for speaking out, document ID: EFTA00211010.pdfCampaign to Discredit Virginia GiuffreThis email from Jeffrey Epstein to Michael Wolff, 2015, indicates Jeffrey saying “see below” and attaching a link. Document ID: EFTA02508755.pdfThe link is still valid and returns this article: https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2974613/Jeffrey-Epstein-sex-slave-money-hungry-sex-kitten-enjoyed-role-travelling-masseuse-former-friends-claim.htmlAnother email between Jeffrey Epstein and Michael Wolff, March 30, 2015, also mentions discrediting Virginia Giuffre (VR) and other victims, document ID: EFTA02506282.pdfWhat Newly Released Documents RevealNewly disclosed files from the U.S. Department of Justice Epstein Files include a 2015 email from Ghislaine Maxwell that appears to confirm the photograph’s authenticity. In what was labeled as a “draft statement” sent to Jeffrey Epstein.That statement contradicts long-standing public denials from both Maxwell and Andrew, who previously cast doubt on the image. This email shows Maxwell explicitly admitting she introduced Andrew to Virginia Giuffre in London in 2001 and that the infamous photo of Andrew with his arm around the then-17-year-old Giuffre was real, contradicting claims it was fake and Andrew’s insistence he never met her.Document ID: EFTA02383976.pdfThis same document also proves Virginia Giuffre’s allegations that she was recruited from Mar-A-Lago. In this same paragraph Ghislaine claims she thought Virginia was 18, although emails between her and Jeffrey show they knew she was 15/16 and also the image from 2001 with Prince Andrew, now prove, Virginia was 17 at the time of the photograph. Why This Matters Beyond the PhotoThe photograph has always served as more than just an image — it was a symbol of the allegations Giuffre made against Andrew: that she was trafficked by Jeffrey Epstein and made to have sex with powerful men, including the former prince, when she was a minor.While Prince Andrew settled a civil claim in 2022 without admitting liability and was stripped of his royal titles in 2025, no criminal charges have followed, and Buckingham Palace has declined to comment on the latest disclosures.But this email adds new weight to the historical record, undermining long-running defenses and bringing fresh scrutiny to what powerful figures knew, when they knew it, and how they responded.This Substack is reader-supported. To receive new posts and support my work, consider becoming a free or paid subscriber. Get full access to Redacted Report at redactedreport.substack.com/subscribe