In a chilling Instagram post from her hospital bed, Jeffrey Epstein accuser Virginia Giuffre reveals doctors have given her just days to live after a devastating crash triggered renal failure. On March 30, 2025, the 41-year-old survivor shared a photo of her bruised face, attached to medical monitors, describing a terrifying collision with a school bus in rural Western Australia.
Giuffre wrote that the bus struck her vehicle at high speed while she slowed for a turn, turning her car into “a tin can.” Initially banged up, she went home, but her condition rapidly deteriorated, leading to kidney failure diagnosis. “I’ve gone into kidney renal failure, they’ve given me four days to live,” she captioned, expressing readiness to go but longing to see her three children one last time.
The post, which Giuffre later clarified was meant for private Facebook, sparked global concern. Her father, Sky Roberts, commented with heartfelt prayers, while supporters flooded messages of love. Western Australia Police described the March 24 incident as minor—$2,000 damage, no initial injuries reported—contrasting Giuffre’s account of severity.
Family statements confirmed she was in serious condition, receiving care in Perth, and overwhelmed by support. The crash followed personal turmoil, including marital separation and custody issues. As a fierce advocate against trafficking—founder of a victims’ nonprofit—Giuffre’s vulnerability highlighted trauma’s lasting impact.
Though discharged later, the episode underscored her resilience amid Epstein’s enduring shadow. Her voice, exposing elite abuses including allegations against Prince Andrew, remains a beacon for survivors worldwide.
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