Virginia Giuffre’s Shocking Final Days: Lawyer Reveals ‘Positive’ Plans Before Alleged Suicide!

A shocking new development has surfaced regarding the final days of Virginia Giuffre, the well-known victim of convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein, before her reported suicide at her Australian farmhouse last Friday evening.

Giuffre’s lawyer, Karrie Louden, revealed that since January, there had been no signs that Giuffre was contemplating suicide, leaving her family and legal team blindsided by her sudden death.

Louden shared that just days before the tragedy, Giuffre appeared “positive” and was actively planning her future, casting doubt on the circumstances surrounding her death. The lawyer said that she had spoken with Giuffre shortly before her passing and had even scheduled a meeting with her on the day of the alleged suicide, highlighting the shocking nature of the situation.

“I was supposed to be meeting with her today, sorting out some of her legal matters,” Louden said in a recent interview.

While authorities spent hours collecting evidence from the scene, they have preliminarily concluded that Giuffre died from a medication overdose, although the official cause remains pending. Toxicology results are still awaited, but officials have stated that they are not treating the death as suspicious, despite Giuffre’s prominent role as one of Epstein’s victims.

Louden expressed complete disbelief over Giuffre’s apparent suicide, noting that their recent interactions had shown no indication of her being in a fragile mental state.

“This has been a complete shock to all of us,” Louden said.

“She was making plans for the future, including renovating her house. She seemed focused on moving forward with her life,” Louden added, painting a picture of someone engaged with her future, not someone contemplating ending it.

Louden explained that, while Giuffre had been dealing with personal pain, her attitude had remained resilient, contradicting the actions she would later take.

“I was here last week, and everything seemed positive,” Louden recalled.

The attorney also expressed frustration over the lack of information from law enforcement, stating that officials had not communicated with her.

“The police haven’t told me anything. They didn’t even confirm her death,” Louden remarked, highlighting the scant information provided to her.

Louden emphasized that if there had been any signs of suicidal thoughts, she and others would have immediately sought help. “Had we known she was thinking of suicide, we would have taken immediate action,” she said.

Louden’s disbelief was evident as she recounted the moment she received the news.

“When I got the call, I thought, ‘Are you joking?’ There were no signs she was considering this,” she concluded.

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