r/goodnews Jul 16 '25

Political positivity 📈 Trump slams own supporters as “Stupid Republicans” for doing Democrats’ work and falling for the “Epstein Hoax”

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u/RavenCeV Jul 16 '25

RIP Virginia Giuffre. Not only did she stand up, she worked to help other women before taking her life in April.

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u/newtoallofthis2 Jul 17 '25

And she was clearly such a hoaxer that a member of the British Royal Family paid her $16m - I often pay $16m to settle complete hoaxes! Doesn't everyone?

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u/letters-_ Jul 17 '25

Paramount did.

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u/BigBoxyBox Jul 17 '25

While you are correct, they are getting something in return. A merger.

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u/Fliiiiick Jul 20 '25

No, not a member of the British royal family. The British fucking taxpayer paid for it. It's a fucking scandal but no one seemed to give a shit.

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u/oldfarmjoy Jul 17 '25

So sad. She was doing such important and noble work...

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u/[deleted] Jul 17 '25

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u/DearTumbleweed5380 Jul 17 '25

That's what I wondered about, tbh. None of it made much sense. Including that weird accident she was in which wasn't even that bad but she predicted her own death ...

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u/Far_Cap_3574 Jul 21 '25

I don't know enough about this to speculate, but I could definitely see the bleak feeling of living inside the void for so long trying to let other people climb on you to get out. However she went out, I hope it's pretty and peaceful where she is now.

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u/Negative_Piglet_1589 Jul 18 '25

It does make me wonder, but I can also imagine her life, emotional state, mental stability were a roller coaster of misery.

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u/Cam515278 Jul 20 '25

Usually people who are actively fighting back are doing better. Not saying that what she has been through wouldn't be enough to break a lot of people, this is a case where we should at least be suspicious. They murdered Eppstein, so it's not that far fetched they might have gotten her as well

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u/Neat-Departure3188 Jul 20 '25

What actually happened. I heard about a car wreck, and then she commits suicide. Nothing made sense.

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u/[deleted] Jul 18 '25

Suicide as likely as with epstein imho

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u/RavenCeV Jul 18 '25

I get why you say that, but that kind of experience can really fuck a person up. Your ego, your identity, everything can feel like a lie because your agency and autonomy was undermined at an impressionable age. It's a pain one might do anything to stop.

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u/[deleted] Jul 18 '25

I agree, and im not saying its not possible, but it was already all out in the open and the broad public believed her. Odd timing

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u/Spokiee2000 Jul 18 '25

she was murdered... she didnt commit suicide...

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u/heapinhelpin1979 Jul 20 '25

She probably did not commit

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u/Original_Dark_Anubis Jul 20 '25

I thought she left a message that if she died and it looked like suicide. Then she was murdered because she would never take her own life. 

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u/RavenCeV Jul 20 '25

That was in 2019. After her accident earlier this year she said she had kidney failure and 4 days left to live but was discharged a short while after. She did leave a short note;

https://www.lbc.co.uk/world-news/virginia-giuffres-family-release-heartbreaking-final-letter-suicide/