Nobody's Girl

This article was authored by Aidan Radnedge.

Prince Andrew's team tried to hire internet trolls to hassle his accuser, Virginia Roberts, she has claimed in her memoir.

Ms. Roberts' allegation in the newly published account of her life comes as the Metropolitan Police actively looks into claims that Andrew passed her date of birth and social security number to his bodyguard in a bid to dig up dirt for a smear campaign.

You know how out of bounds that is, trying to use the Crown Protection Service to dig up dirt on somebody accusing you of heinous crimes? I mean, think about like somebody that's part of, I don't know, the president's family doing the same thing with Secret Service.

And there's no kind of mechanism in place to get rid of this dude? Is that what you're trying to tell me? Because there's no way in hell that Prince Andrew shouldn't have already been exiled.

So what's the holdup? We know previously, it was his mother.

Now, could it be embarrassment? They don't want to write him off completely so he doesn't go out and write a memoir and embarrass them even more.

I'm sure that plays a little bit into it.

Never mind a girl who was abused basically her whole life.

She was in the hospital with COVID in 2021 when enemy trauma crept up on her, according to excerpts from Nobody's Girl, obtained by The Sun.

She says, All feelings of sadness and shame overtook me.

I was sick of the nightmares, greedy men, heaving men on top of me, men whose faces I recognized and would never forget.

She's this, that, the other thing.

And the reason they do that is because that's what the playbook calls for.

But they forgot that this time around, there's a bunch of evidence that points at Prince Andrew being directly in the middle of all of this.

and there's no amount of spin, there's no amount of misdirection, and there's certainly no amount of strawman argument you're going to make that's going to change people's perception of what's going on here.

There's a heap of free events that people can take part in, including the likes of Trent Dalton and Kate Holton.

There's a number of ticketed events where Virginia Dufresne, there's a feature on Nobody's Girl where there's a number of the co-author Amy Wallace, but also some others speaking about her particular book.

I know that Magda Zabansky is coming with her book, Miff Warhurst, for people.

They're coming.

It's just like, hell no, you do not get to part in this monstrosity of an excuse of a human being.

I mean, if you guys didn't read or look into Nobody's Girl by Virginia Gouffre, I mean, heart wrenching, heart wrenching.

And that's the thing, you see Republican adults today that have been, you know, talked, they're listed in the Epstein files, right? They visited the island with their kids.

Yeah.

I, I read that, uh, Virginia Duf- Giuffre book, one of Epstein's victims, who unfortunately is no longer with us, and I thought it was...

I think it's called Nobody's Daughter or something, or Nobody's Girl? Or, I, sorry, I'm misremembering the title.

I'll look it up.

But it was a very powerful book.

I, I do recommend it, and it really takes you through how the trafficking worked, how Ghislaine and, uh, uh, Jeffrey Epstein, how, how they were all involved, and it really, uh, it really clarifies a lot of things.

Um, what is it called? Nobody's Girl?

Nobody's Girl.

I just looked it up.

She had been sexually abused by several men throughout her childhood.

And in her book, Nobody's Girl, she says that between the ages of 7 and 11, she was molested by her own father and traded off to family friends for the same thing.

It's absolutely harrowing.

And her story only gets more heartbreaking as the years go by.

That's a very different challenge.

It brings us to number seven on the list, Nobody's Girl: A Memoir of Surviving Abuse and Fighting for Justice by the late Virginia Roberts Giuffre.

A very heavy book.

Incredibly heavy, and it has a staggering footprint, over one hundred and thirty-one thousand ratings and a four point four nine score.