Virginia Giuffre, born as Virginia Roberts, was a prominent victim in the Jeffrey Epstein sexual abuse and trafficking scandal. Born on August 9, 1983, in Sacramento, California, she became widely recognized for her bravery in speaking out against Epstein who she accused of sexual trafficking. Her advocacy work following her allegations transformed her into a defender of survivors of sexual abuse and human trafficking.

Giuffre's life was marked by personal tragedies that fueled her determination to fight for the rights of abuse victims. After her story gained media attention, she took on a crucial role in the ongoing discourse surrounding sexual abuse accountability, particularly highlighting how institutions have failed to protect victims. In her fight for justice, she not only sought recognition for her suffering but also advocated for broader changes in societal attitudes towards sexual abuse.

Her recent passing on April 25, 2025, was confirmed by her family in a statement expressing their sorrow and emphasizing the strength and legacy she leaves behind. Giuffre's impact on the advocacy landscape for sexual abuse survivors cannot be understated, and her life serves as an inspiration for many who continue to fight against these injustices.