Just In: Virginia Giuffre’s brother makes emotional plea to King Charles
Just In: Virginia Giuffre’s brother makes emotional plea to King Charles
Virginia Giuffre’s brother has finally broken his silence after King Charles handed down a befitting punishment to his younger brother Andrew for his alleged misconduct that rocked the Palace.
The monarch’s explosive decision encouraged Giuffre’s family to make an emotional plea as he urged the monarch to intervene with the US President Donald Trump regarding the release of Jeffrey Epstein-related documents.
Sky Roberts, Giuffre’s sibling and his wife Amanda, dared to share their desire for further action after the monarch’s historic move against Andrew Mountbatten Windsor.
Admiring the King’s stance in supporting survivors, he insisted that additional steps are necessary to secure justice. The couple also extended an invitation for direct dialogue with the Palace about Giuffre’s story and the broader fight for her justice.
Roberts did not hesitate to acknowledge the significance of the King’s actions in removing Andrew’s royal titles, describing it as establishing a blueprint for others to follow.
‘He’s setting a precedent to the rest of the world to say I do stand with survivors,’ Roberts told Sky News.
However, he stressed that these measures fell short of what was needed, urging further action against Andrew, who continues to live freely without facing investigation.
‘It’s still not enough in the sense that he’s still walking around a free man. Let’s not be naive… he’s not going to be living on the side of the road here,’ Roberts said.
He asked the King to use his influence with the American administration for further investigation, saying: ‘He should tell President Trump, ‘put your big boy pants on,’ and let’s get these Epstein files released so that we can go after these monsters properly.’
The appeal comes following Giuffre’s death in April and the recent publication of her posthumous memoir, which has renewed focus on her allegations against Andrew.
