Virginia Giuffre, an earlier accuser of Jeffrey Epstein and founder of the Speak Out, Act Out, Reclaim (SOAR) nonprofit, died at her farm in Western Australia on April 25, according to The New York Times. She was 41.
According to a statement from Giuffre’s family to the Times, she died by suicide, less than a month after she posted on Instagram that she was in danger of dying of renal failure. Giuffre had incurred injuries as part of a car crash with a school bus, in which she was allegedly traveling at nearly 70 miles per hour.
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