On July 31, 2025, Sky Roberts’ voice broke with raw shock as he faced CNN cameras, stunned by President Donald Trump’s claim that Jeffrey Epstein “stole” his sister Virginia Giuffre from Mar-a-Lago.
Roberts, Giuffre’s brother, appeared on The Source with Kaitlan Collins, visibly emotional as he rejected Trump’s July 29 remarks aboard Air Force One: “He stole them from Mar-a-Lago.” Trump described Epstein recruiting Giuffre (then 16, a spa attendant in 2000) as “poaching” staff, implying no wrongdoing on his part. Roberts countered: “She wasn’t stolen—she was preyed upon on his property. ‘Stolen’ makes her an object. These survivors are not objects.”
Roberts questioned Trump’s awareness, citing his 2002 praise of Epstein liking women “on the younger side.” “It makes you ask how much he knew,” he said, voice cracking. Giuffre’s memoir Nobody’s Girl (October 21, 2025) detailed Maxwell’s grooming at Mar-a-Lago without implicating Trump in abuse.
The family’s statement to The Atlantic called Trump’s words “impersonal” and “evasive.” The interview, viewed by millions, trended #PreyedUpon with 3.5 million posts (70% supportive). As Epstein Files Transparency Act disclosures loomed (December 19 deadline), Roberts’ shock amplified demands for truth over deflection.
Giuffre’s legacy—her fight against elite complicity—endures, her brother’s broken voice carrying it forward.
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