Virginia Giuffre's Family Push for Justice

0:00On April 26th, family and supporters marked the first anniversary of Virginia Drew Frey's death with a memorial vigil near the Washington Monument. The mother of three took her own life on April 25th last year at her home in Western Australia. She gained worldwide attention for accusing Jeffrey Epstein of sex trafficking her as a teenager and became a voice for other victims. Her brother Sky Roberts spoke at the event praising how she turned personal pain into purpose through advocacy. The family renewed their push for King Charles to meet with them during his upcoming four-day visit to the US, starting Monday. They'll be close by while lobbying in the same buildings he enters, asking for just 10 minutes to show solidarity with survivors. Sky and other relatives express frustration over past failures by police agencies. They highlighted how Epstein kept housing women in London flat for years after UK police dropped Drew Frey's 2015 allegation. The family now backs calls for a full public inquiry into Epstein's actions in the UK, saying more evidence needs digging up.

1:03Meanwhile, controversy hit Congress this week with reports that some Republicans on an Epstein probe committee might support clemency for Galen. Maxwell, if she testifies, Democrats slammed the idea sick while Jeffreys family firmly rejected any pardon for the woman serving a 20-year sentence for her role in the. Abigus, as Charles and Queen Camilla head to meet President Trump and address Congress, the survivors keep pressing for recognition. Their fight underscores the long road to justice still ahead for Epstein's victims.