Led by Donkeys turn Buckingham Palace gardens into Giuffre memorial
Led by Donkeys activists have turned the gardens in front of Buckingham Palace into a memorial to Virginia Giuffre, the best-known survivor of serial child-rapist Jeffrey Epstein. Epstein was close to former prince Andrew. He and, especially, his enabler and fellow Israel asset Ghislaine Maxwell were frequent guests at the palace, often off the books and bypassing security.
Justice activists and the public have been highly critical of the Windsor family’s slowness to act against Andrew and only then when forced to by revelations from documents from the official investigation into Epstein. The family paid a significant amount to keep his crimes out of the public view. Andrew was arrested on his birthday in February 2026 for leaking sensitive information to Epstein – but not for his alleged crimes against trafficked girls and women.
Giuffre is officially supposed to have died by suicide at her home in Australia, shortly after a mysterious car accident. Her family and others have pointed out holes in that story. She said publicly in 2019 that she would never choose suicide. No doubt the presence of her likeness and story outside the palace is something Charles and his minders will not welcome.
One of the creators of the installation said:
She’s wasn’t here to see the arrest of Prince Andrew, but don’t let the world EVER forget Virginia Giuffre.
Former prince Andrew and Jeffrey Epstein tried to silence and SMEAR her. But she demanded justice against her abusers. She NEVER gave in.
So we just installed this right outside Buckingham Palace. Welcome to the Virginia Giuffre Memorial Garden.
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I’m not to sure had she not taking the monies then I would have supported her it became all about the monies yet it didn’t bring her happiness also being 17 at the time if I remember a couple of 15 leaving here to become war brides they weren’t believed strange world
Your cynicism does you no credit Jeff. But the comparison to war brides is frankly weird. By the way, the UK did not permit 15 year olds to marry: there were no ’15 year old war brides’; although some may indeed have left to follow their loves at that age. But whatever Epstein and Andrew and the rest were all about, LOVE was not it.
3/10 No punctuation. Very poor work. See me after class.