"According to The Post (Katherine Donlevy, Oct 18, 2025), quoting the memoir directly, Giuffre writes that a well-known prime minister raped me more savagely than anyone had before, repeatedly choked her until she lost consciousness, and laughed while she begged for her life. When she ran to Jeffrey Epstein pleading not to be sent back, his answer was ice cold: You'll get that sometimes."
"That tension between a survivor's detailed account and a former head of government's denial is a matter of public interest and accountability, not tabloid curiosity. If you believe her voice deserves daylight not PR please click here to become a member of The North Star. We've doubled since July and are 3,026 strong. When we reach 4,000, we launch the video version of The Breakdown with a three-person team so these investigations can't be buried."
Virginia Giuffre alleges repeated sexual assaults by a well-known prime minister, identified in earlier filings as Ehud Barak. She describes a first assault on Epstein's island in 2002 at age eighteen, choking to the point of losing consciousness, and a subsequent encounter aboard Epstein's jet and in a cabin on the Lolita Express. Giuffre reports humiliation, habitual use, and physical violence including choking, beating, and bloodied injuries. Jeffrey Epstein is quoted as responding “You’ll get that sometimes” when she pleaded not to be returned. Barak has repeatedly denied the accusations and denied knowledge of trafficking. Media coverage and a membership appeal seek to support further investigation and public accountability.
Read at www.thenorthstar.com
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