The family of Virginia Roberts Giuffre has publicly called on U.S. President Donald Trump to release the unredacted version of the so-called “Epstein Files,” demanding full transparency in the ongoing investigations surrounding convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein.
Giuffre’s brother, Sky Roberts, and sister-in-law, Amanda Roberts, said in a statement that the family believes the release of all remaining records is essential for justice and accountability. They also accused British authorities of having “continuously gaslit” Giuffre during her efforts to expose Epstein’s network and bring those involved to justice.
“She wanted the public to know the crimes that they had committed,” Amanda Roberts said. “We believe the truth must be fully exposed, no matter how powerful the people involved may be.”
The family’s renewed appeal follows a growing movement among advocates and survivors who have urged the U.S. government to declassify and publish all Epstein-related materials, including flight logs, communications, and investigative documents.
Sky Roberts also criticized what he described as years of “institutional silence,” saying authorities failed to treat his sister as a credible witness. “She was constantly doubted, undermined, and ignored,” he said. “That cannot continue.”
While the Trump administration has not issued an official response to the latest demands, a spokesperson previously stated that the President supports “transparency into Epstein’s dealings while protecting the identity of victims.”
Lawmakers from both parties have recently voiced support for greater public access to Epstein-related records. Advocates say that full disclosure would not only honor Giuffre’s legacy but also help bring closure to other victims connected to the case.
The Roberts family said they will continue to campaign for the files’ release until “every survivor’s voice is heard and every name is known