Virginia Giuffre's posthumous book, "Nobody's Girl: A Memoir of Surviving Abuse and Fighting for Justice," will be released tomorrow, but over the weekend excerpts detailing some of her experiences with Jeffrey Epstein, Ghislaine Maxwell, Prince Andrew and others were publicized by CBS News. |
Her co-author, Amy Wallace, and her brother and sister-in-law were interviewed on "CBS Sunday Morning," and the three discussed how she was recruited by Maxwell (currently imprisoned for sex trafficking) and why they believe her allegations of sexual abuse, and not just by Epstein. |
"What she always said to me was, 'I may not remember days, times, dates. But when you have a man raping you, his face six inches from your own, you remember that face,'" Wallace told CBS. What Giuffre's memoir says. | Prince Andrew, from left, Virginia Giuffre and Jeffrey Epstein. Reuters, Getty Images |
Detainees are being fed what they call barely edible, highly processed foods in ICE facilities, they and their representative say. In one Louisiana facility, detainees say the food they're given is often expired, and not enough to provide proper nourishment. |
Trial in Sonya Massey shooting |
An Illinois sheriff's deputy goes on trial today for the 2024 slaying of Sonya Massey . Massey, 36, had called police for help, and her fatal shooting ignited national outrage over the treatment of Black people, systemic inequality and the lack of access to mental health care for those most in need of it. |
Testimony is expected to center around the use of force by police during a chaotic situation captured on body camera video. A timeline of the shooting. | "Justice for Sonya Massey" signs are displayed during a meeting in Springfield, Illinois. Steven Spearie/The State Journal-Register, Steven Spearie/The State Journal-Register / USA TODAY NETWORK |
They stole French crown jewels, escaping on motorbikes in full view of tourists, even dropping one bit of booty. The whole thing took less than 10 minutes. | A tiara adorned with pearls worn by French Empress Eugenie, which was among the items stolen by thieves during a heist at Paris' Louvre Museum on Oct. 19, 2025, on display in this undated still frame from a video. Louvre Museum, via REUTERS |
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