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And Out Come The Wolves: The Battle Being Waged Over Virginia Robert's Estate (4/24/26) · The Vault: The Epstein Files

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  Speaker 1: What's up, everyone, and welcome to another episode of the
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  Epstein Chronicles. One of the most unfortunate things in the
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  wake of somebody passing away, if they had some money
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  or some assets, that money and those assets has to
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  be distributed to the people that are still alive, that
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  were a part of the family or that were in
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  the will. Well, in Virginia Roberts case, there was no will,
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  and now it has become an absolute battle royal over
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  her money and her estate, and it's just sad to see. Look,
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  let's be very clear, the only people that should get
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  any of her money are her kids. Anybody else that
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  shows up with their hand out, well, in my opinion,
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  you should put your hand back in your pocket and
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  go get a job. Today's article is from the Deli
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  Mail and the headline Virginia Roberts family is at war
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  over who gets Andrew's multimillion dollar payout after she died
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  without leaving a will. The author of this article is
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  John Brady. The family of Virginia Roberts, who accused Andrew
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  Mountbatten Windsor of sexual abuse, is set to battle in
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  court over who is entitled to her multimillion dollar estate.
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  It's just a bad look. And I hope to God
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  that if I ever passed away, and I was ever
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  in this kind of situation, that my family wouldn't go
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  crazy over the money. I mean, this should all be
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  a non issue, right, Her kids should get that money.
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  How is this even a debate? Miss Roberts, who took
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  her own life at her farm near Perth in Australia
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  in April, died without a will, leaving the future of
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  her vast wealth uncertain. The forty one year old had
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  amassed a substantial fortune through compensation and civil lawsuit payouts
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  over allegations that she was trafficked by Glenn Maxwell, to
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  Jeffrey Epstein and then to Prince Andrew. So every dollar
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  that gets made from that book, every dollar that Virginia
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  had in the bank, besides whatever has to be used
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  for debt or whatever, should be distributed to her children.
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  This is the easiest debate we're ever going to have.
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  In my opinion, It's not bad enough that these kids
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  are going to have to live without their mom. Now
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  they have to watch the family dive into this whole gruesome, ass,
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  disgusting display. It's just a bad look all the way around.
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  Among the payouts was a settlement from mister mount Batten Windsor,
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  thought to be as much as twelve million pounds, which
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  he paid her in twenty twenty two to see off
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  a civil case. And there's no doubt that he paid
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  her a gigantic bag. Now, the same people that wanted
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  to tell you that the picture that Virginia and Andrew
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  took together was fake, well they want to tell you
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  that she didn't get that much money from them. They're
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  lying to you. Virginia got a bag, big time dough
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  and guess what every dollar was deserved. And in my opinion,
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  all of that money should go to her family, her kids,
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  everybody else. They should wait in line. Now if she
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  owed somebody some money, yeah, those creditors they all get,
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  you know, dealt with. But after that, how is it
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  even a debate? How is it even a debate? Who
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  gets this money? She also received five hundred thousand from
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  Epstein in two thousand and nine when he settled sex
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  trafficking and sexual abuse claims against them, and an undisclosed
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  amount from Maxwell in twenty seventeen. Maxwell remains in prison
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  serving a twenty year sentence in the US under spousal
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  inheritance laws in Western Australia, Miss Jeoffrey's husband, Robert Jeoffrey,
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  will be entitled to a lump sum and a third
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  of the remaining estate. What does that even mean? Entitled
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  to a lump sum? How much is that lump sum?
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  And we all know the reports that were making their
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  way around before this happened with Virginia about her having
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  marital problems, and if she sent her lawyer that letter,
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  well that should end the discussion. As far as I'm concerned.
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  He gets not the case, get everything, and like, if
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  you're a good dad, you shouldn't have anything to worry about.
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  I know if I collected a bag after my mom
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  passed away, I'd be taking care of my dad too.
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  But it always comes down to goddamn disgusting money, doesn't it.
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  It's always about who can get the most whenever they can,
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  always a double handed grab. And this is why I
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  highly suggest that everybody out there has some kind of will,
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  even if you don't have much right, make the process
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  easy on everybody else that's going to be left behind. However,
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  it's been reported that Miss Roberts emailed her lawyer to
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  say she did not want him to have any of
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  her money after he initiated divorce papers two months before
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  she died. Well, you're getting divorced in the process of it,
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  Why should he get any of that money now? Maybe
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  from like previous time together, he should get a few
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  bucks or something, But the vast majority of this money,
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  once again should go to her children. And as far
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  as anybody else in the family goes, I don't think
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  they should be entitled to any of it, unless, of
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  course Virginia promised them something and it's in writing. But
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  besides that, why should anyone else be entitled to her estate?
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  Prior to her death, Miss Roberts became a strange from
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  her husband, who remains at her two and a half
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  million dollar beach side home in Western Australia, one of
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  four properties she owned, including the farmhouse in near Gabby.
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  She had alleged that he'd become controlling, and it was
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  later claimed that he was responsible for an assault that
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  put her in the hospital in January. Like, how could
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  you even think of putting your hands on this woman?
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  After all the shit she's been through, you're gonna put
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  your hands on her? Shit is just baffling to me.
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  How can you claim to love somebody and then beat
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  the living shit out of them. I can never come
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  to grips with that. I just don't understand it. Robert's
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  behavior became more controlling, she claimed in private diaries. The
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  stronger I became, scarier he became. And there are people
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  out there like that, right. I'm not going to comment
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  too much about their personal relationship because I don't have
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  any information about it, but I'm talking about in general.
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  Sometimes people want to be that caretaker, if you will,
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  the person that's watching over you. And then if you
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  start to spread your wings, you start to become a
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  little bit more independent. Well, that takes a toll on
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  the other person. And if they're crazy, who the fuck
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  knows what they're gonna do. And according to Virginia, in
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  these reports, it became physical. But mister Jeffrey was later
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  granted a restraining order against his wife and was given
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  temporary custody of their younger children. Last month, he declined
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  to answer questions from the Daily Mail reporter in Australia
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  on the future of her estate. His lawyers have declined
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  to comment on the abuse allegation, citing ongoing court proceedings.
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  Her younger brother Sky Roberts and half brother Danny Wilson
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  have hired a lawyer to oppose his claim. They're also
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  said to want to contry roll or charity for sex
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  trafficking survivors speak out act reclaim. Look, I'm not gonna
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  comment on that because I just don't know what the
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  internals are. And if somebody is gonna take that organization over,
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  they should be somebody that's going to treat it with
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  a proper amount of respect and care. And if that's
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  her brother's, great, If not, it should be somebody else.
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  But again, what I will say is this, if it
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  was me personally and it was my sister, I'd be
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  fighting for every single dollar to go to my niece
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  and nephew, not anybody else, Not myself, not the ex husband,
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  not my parents, not Jesus Christ himself, those kids. Several
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  million dollars of Andrew's payout were pledged to soar, but
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  are still being held in a bank account controlled by
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  a third party, as The Male reported in August, but
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  Robert's paternal aunt, Kimberly Roberts, says that her family does
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  not believe the brothers have a claim to the money.
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  She told The Telegraph we don't believe they have a
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  right to it. The estate should go to her children
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  only big time. That's it. Anybody trying to fight for
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  crumbs in the wake of Virginia passing away like this,
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  when her children are alive and well and have their
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  whole lives ahead of them, should really reevaluate what they're
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  doing because it's not a good look. And in my opinion,
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  and remember I only speak for myself, I find it disgusting.
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  Her sons, Christian nineteen and Noah eighteen, had made a
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  bid to take control of the administration of her estate
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  in June this year, but on Monday, Western Australia Supreme
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  Court appointed lawyer Ian Torrington Blatchford to take interim control
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  of the estate. The Guardian reported, following a legal challenge
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  by Robert's lawyer Carrie Lowton and housekeeper Cheryl Myers. What
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  does that even mean? Why are they involved? Why does
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  Cheryl Myers want anything to do with the estate? It's
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  sad and it really shows you who cares about Virginia
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  or who cared about Virginia and who will only wants
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  to benefit. It means that several challenges to her estate
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  can go ahead as well as other civil cases, including
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  a defamation suit brought by Rena oh who claims miss
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  Roberts made her out to be and accomplished of Jeffrey
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  Epstein rather than one of his victims. And that is
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  a lawsuit that's been going on for quite some time.
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  We've talked about that a little bit previously, and maybe
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  we'll go through some of the court documents, but it's
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  a contentious battle that was being waged at the time
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  of Virginia's death, and now the estate is going to
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  have to continue waging that battle. Right it's a defamation suit,
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  and even though Virginia isn't with us anymore, that defamation
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  suit now moves over to her estate. The court orders
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  also state that mister Blatchford is authorized as her legal
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  personal representative with regards to her memoir, Nobody's Grow, which
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  was published in October and held by the Males Janmar
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  for its immediate impact on Andrew's legacy after his royal
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  titles stripped away. It included allegations at our father Sky Roberts,
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  molested and raped her as a child. Mister Roberts has
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  denied the claim and maintains that his daughter did not
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  commit suicide. Well, I have no idea, but if Virginia
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  said he did that, why would she lie? What would
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  she gain from that? So I have to lean towards
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  Virginia telling the truth, and that opens up a whole
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  last other conversation that is disgusting as fluck he claimed,
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  I'm Puris Morgan uncensored earlier this year, prior to the
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  book's publication. There's no way that she committed suicide. Somebody
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  got to her. And look, I don't know. I have
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  no idea the official reports at suicide, but we all
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  know how official reports are. But I think that the
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  likelihood is that Virginia, unfortunately did take her own life.
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  Now I won't tell you that that's for sure because
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  I don't know, but I will say that she was
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  going through it, and sometimes when you're going through it,
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  things get rough. Right and after everything this woman has
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  been through to finally get to a point where she
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  should be enjoying some of the success of the lawsuits,
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  the children she has, you know, instead, she has this
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  relationship with her husband that's not going so well, and
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  according to her, she's getting beat on. So I can
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  only imagine the trauma that was resurfaced when all of
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  that was going on. Western Australia police say her death
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  is not being treated as suspicious. This week, the vast
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  majority of Brits said Andrew should travel to the US
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  to testify before Congress over his links to pedophile Jeffrey Epstein,
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  who died by suicide in prison in twenty nineteen. Allegedly,
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  you gov polling showed seventy five percent of people believe
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  mister mount Batten winsor should tell us lawmakers what he
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  knows of Epstein's history. Well, yeah, what do you think
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  the people in the UK are okay with this shit?
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  They are not. I can assure you from the emails
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  I get from people across the pond, they're more fired
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  up than people in the US over some of this shit.
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  Despite saying in his disastrous Newsnight interview that he would
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  help investigators, Andrew has yet to respond to calls to testify.
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  The Prime Minister has added his voice to calls for
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  Andrew to keep his word, saying anybody who has got
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  relevant information in relation to these kinds of cases should
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  give that evidence to those that need it, and that's
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  them asking you to do the very basic amount of
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  work right, a bottom level of work, come forward and
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  talk about what you know. And if you're too scared
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  to do that because you might end up getting hammed
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  up yourself, then I think that's a pretty good tell
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  as to your level of involvement in all of the
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  allegations made against you. So, of course we don't have
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  the evidence right to say definitively that this is what
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  Andrew did. But when you start building the case with
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  all that circumstantial evidence, how do you get anywhere else?
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  So for me, there's no doubt that Andrew did everything
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  that Virginia said, And there's also no doubt that Virginia's
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  fortune or whatever's left of her estate should go to
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  her children, and in my opinion, anyone standing in the
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  way of that is part of the problem. All of
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  the information that goes with this episode can be found
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  in the description box.