Virginia Giuffre's Brother Fights On: Epstein Case Legacy 2026

Virginia Giuffre's brother Sky Roberts is continuing her fight for justice in the Jeffrey Epstein case, a year after her shocking death. He and his wife Amanda have become accidental advocates, determined to turn pain into purpose and push for legal reforms that protect survivors of sexual abuse.

Sky Roberts: Carrying Virginia's Torch

Sky Roberts, Giuffre's younger brother, never imagined he would become a public figure. With a background in retail management and property investing, he was thrust into advocacy after his sister's passing. “We got thrust into it, within months [after Giuffre’s death], we were in advocacy work,” Sky says. He is now relaunching Giuffre's organization Soar (Speak Out, Act, Reclaim) and campaigning for Virginia's Law, which would remove the federal statute of limitations in sexual abuse cases.

The Impact of Giuffre's Memoir and Epstein Case Developments

Since Giuffre's death, the fallout from the Epstein scandal has intensified. A British prince was arrested and stripped of his title, millions of files were released, and a US president remains under scrutiny. Giuffre's posthumous memoir Nobody’s Girl detailed her full story of abuse. Sky Roberts emphasizes, “I couldn’t allow her story to be narrated by people that didn’t either know her or really understand who she was.”

Key Advocacy Goals

• Relaunch the Soar organization to support survivors.
• Pass Virginia's Law to eliminate statute of limitations for sexual abuse.
• Maintain pressure for full release of Epstein-related documents.

Comparison: Before and After Giuffre's Advocacy

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Sky Roberts remains steadfast in his mission. “She paved the way, and we want to keep paving that road forward for other survivors out there,” he says. With the relaunch of Soar and the push for Virginia's Law, the fight for justice continues.