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Jeffrey Epstein, you've heard his name. You probably know about the charges of sexual abuse and trafficking, which have been leveled against him.

Virginia Joufrey was the first person to publicly share her story of abuse by Epstein.

She died by suicide six months ago at age 41. But Joufrey's death hasn't silenced her. Her memoir is out this week. And this morning, Tracy Smith will be talking with Joufrey's brother, sister-in-law, and co-author Amy Wallace.

It was a wicked time in my life. It was a really scary time in my life.

In her new memoir, the late Virginia Joufrey goes into heart-wrenching detail about the abuse

she says she suffered at the hands of Jeffrey Epstein and others.

Did Virginia believe that the Epstein files contain the names of other men who abused her

and maybe others that have not been revealed yet.

She didn't just believe it. She knew it. Virginia Dufre, in her own words, ahead on Sunday morning.

You might say actor and director Ben Stiller has comedy in his blood. His parents, Jerry Stiller and Anne Mira, were a beloved comedy duo.

Now he's putting a spotlight on his family's legacy in a new documentary. And he's talking with Jim Axelrod.

Now the comedy of Stiller and Mirra. Jerry Stiller and Ann Mira.

The comedy couple, Stiller and Mira, were TV stars for decades.

This is the mother of my two kids.

This is the father of one.

After they died, their son wanted to examine their lives.

Did you understand how deep it was going to go? Well, no. I didn't, I mean, I didn't know where it was going to go?

Well, no.

I didn't, I mean, I didn't know where it was going to go.

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