Hey everyone, I'm Ashley Banfield and this is Drop Dead Sirius. You know the name Virginia

Joufrey and there is a reason for that because she made damn sure the world wouldn't forget it.

She was just a teenager when powerful, grown men started treating her

like property, passing her around like she was some kind of sex toy. She should have been

worrying about her grades or crushes or college applications or prom, not billionaires and

private jets and how to satisfy them sexually so she wouldn't get in

trouble.

But that's exactly how she ended up inside Jeffrey Epstein's orbit and under Gulen

Maxwell's control.

Virginia didn't go public for fame.

She didn't want money.

She didn't want headlines.

She wanted something far more simple to not be invisible, to make sure that what happened to her and who did it to her

couldn't be buried with hush money or sealed court files. Because the truth is, she was just

one girl among many abused by Epstein

and his friends. And the people who used her, they were some of the most powerful and rich men in the

world. And yet, she is refusing to stay silent even in death. And because of that, their secrets are finally starting

to unravel. She spoke out in life as much as she could. And now, as I'm sure you're aware,

after her death by suicide this year, she's speaking out from the grave in the form of a wrenching

memoir that came out just today. I'm recording this on October 21st,

2025. The book is called Nobody's Girl, a memoir of surviving abuse and fighting for justice. And while it is

tempting to call her posthumous recollections a tell-all, my friends, I'm afraid they're not.

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