In a dramatic escalation of the ongoing Jeffrey Epstein scandal, U.S. Attorney General Pam Bondi has issued a stark warning about Elon Musk’s alleged “obsession” with Virginia Giuffre’s posthumous memoir, Nobody’s Girl: A Memoir of Surviving Abuse and Fighting for Justice. Bondi’s comments, made during a heated press briefing, accuse the tech billionaire of fueling conspiracy theories by fixating on the book, which she claims distracts from the Department of Justice’s handling of sealed Epstein files—truths she describes as potentially “worth millions per page” if fully unearthed.
Giuffre’s memoir, published in October 2025 by Alfred A. Knopf shortly after her tragic suicide at age 41, has sold over one million copies worldwide. The raw account details her grooming and abuse by Epstein and Ghislaine Maxwell, including encounters with high-profile figures. While it spares direct allegations against certain individuals, it reignites demands for transparency, especially regarding videotaped evidence Giuffre alleged Epstein used for blackmail.
Musk, a vocal critic of the Epstein case’s mishandling, has repeatedly called for full disclosure. He previously pledged support for releasing files and questioned delays under the Trump administration, even hinting at political motivations. Bondi countered by warning that Musk’s focus on Giuffre’s “buried truths”—phrased hyperbolically as priceless revelations—risks undermining ongoing reviews. “This isn’t about one book or one billionaire’s crusade,” Bondi stated. “We’re dealing with sensitive materials that could expose systemic failures, but sensationalism helps no one.”
The clash has sparked a firestorm online and in political circles. Critics accuse Bondi of stonewalling, pointing to partial releases in 2025 that contained mostly redacted or previously public information. Musk’s supporters hail his push as a fight against elite cover-ups, while detractors see it as personal vendetta amid his fallout with former allies.
Giuffre’s story, amplified posthumously, underscores victims’ enduring pain and the public’s thirst for accountability. No major “clients” beyond Maxwell have faced prosecution, despite flight logs and testimonies naming influential names. Bondi’s warning highlights tensions: protect privacy and national security, or expose what Giuffre called “power over others”?
As debates rage, Musk’s “obsession” keeps the spotlight on Epstein’s legacy. Whether this leads to more releases or deeper divisions remains uncertain, but one thing is clear: the quest for buried truths, page by page, shows no sign of ending.
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