Virginia Giuffre Accused of 'Sick Lies' Over School Bus Crash Claims
New York PostApril 5, 20251 min11,173 views
4 connectionsΒ·7 entities in this videoβParents Dispute Giuffre's Crash Injuries
- π― Virginia Giuffre is accused by parents of children on a school bus of telling "sick lies" regarding her injuries from a March 24th collision in Western Australia.
- π₯ Giuffre posted a photo of herself hospitalized, claiming she had only "four days to live" after the incident.
- π Parents of the children on the bus state that their kids described the event as a "small crash" and were unfazed, with no damage to the bus or injuries reported.
Contradictory Accounts of the Incident
- β οΈ One mother, Haley Miller, called Giuffre's claims "sick" and dismissed her social media posts as "lies," stating Giuffre's injuries were not from the bus incident.
- π The bus driver, Ross Muns, explained the collision occurred when he attempted to overtake a vehicle that turned in front of him.
- π Police characterized the incident as a "minor collision" with no reported injuries.
Giuffre's Representation vs. Parent Statements
- π£οΈ A representative for Giuffre insisted she sought hospital treatment due to a worsening condition and claimed the children were traumatized.
- π« Parents refuted the trauma claim, stating their children were not worried or traumatized at all.
- π One parent noted that if anyone had been injured, the driver would have called an ambulance.
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Virginia GiuffreJeffrey EpsteinSchool Bus CrashMinor CollisionPersonal Injury ClaimsParental AccountsAllegationsWestern Australia
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