Giuffre Family Urges King Charles Meeting

0:00On April 1st, Virginia Jufreis family is pushing hard for King Charles to sit down with them and other Jeffrey Epstein survivors during his upcoming. Stay visit to the U.S. from April 27th to 30th. This comes right around the one-year mark of Jufre's suicide death, and her brother Sky Roberts and his wife Amanda are leading the call saying, it's a personal moment that needs his ear. They've already thanked the King for backing survivors, especially after Prince Andrew got hit with an arrest in February on Misconduct charges tied to Epstein. Andrew lost his Prince title and royal home last year, and he's been released under investigation, just like former ambassador, Lord Peter Mandelson, who faced the same heat over his Epstein links. The family hopes this could spark more decisive moves from the British government against Epstein's co-conspirators, honoring Jufreis' lifelong fight. Against predators, like the ones who abused her for years, she's long accused Andrew of serious wrongdoing, claims he denies flat-out.

1:00Now police are revving up, with the National Police Chiefs' Council forming a team to dig into the new Epstein files from the U.S. for any UK violence. Against women cases, a U.S. congressman even wrote to the King urging the same meetings, but sources say it's off the table amid ongoing probes. The trip rolls on anyway, with President Trump calling it a big deal, complete with a White House banquet, even as Middle East tensions simmer. Prince Harry was in D.C. recently, but won't link up with his dad, keeping that family distance while justice pushes forward.