Virginia Giuffre survived Jeffrey Epstein — but not Australia.
This podcast investigates the hidden and devastating final chapter of her life, examining the domestic violence allegations, possible court failures, and the systems that failed a globally-recognised survivor when she needed protection.

Over the years, Virginia Giuffre survived her childhood, Epstein, Ghislaine Maxwell and their high-profile friends. She survived trafficking, exploitation, public disbelief, and years of legal battles against some of the most powerful people in the world.

She became a global symbol of survival — an advocate, a mother, a woman who refused to be silenced.

But she did not survive what happened in Australia.

Behind the public narrative of resilience was a far more fragile reality: allegations of domestic violence, family court proceedings, separation from her children, and a justice system that repeatedly failed to protect her.

We examine Virginia Giuffre’s life with someone who knew the whistleblower, the podcast host Lisa.

This is the part few have wanted to confront. It is not a conspiracy story. It is a true story about systems, institutional failure, and what happens to survivors after the world stops watching.

How does someone survive Epstein — and still lose everything?