The American woman who claims she was trafficked to with Prince Andrew is set to appear in a new Netflix documentary revealing harrowing new details about her life as Jeffrey Epstein’s sex slave.
Virginia Roberts, 36, confirmed the news Friday in a post on Twitter, revealing that she would appear in the series alongside several of Epstein’s other alleged victims.
‘The Netflix team were wonderful to me & my husband. They’re looking to tell the world the truth of what went on behind closed doors,’ she wrote.
‘I hope the message reaches the voiceless & helps give them a voice & I hope the message is clear to anyone who thinks $= no justice thinks again!’
Netflix revealed on Twitter that the series would be titled ‘Jeffrey Epstein: Filthy Rich’ and would be made available to their 170 million customers later in the year.
According to a synopsis, the series ‘exposes a horrifying story of relentless manipulation and sex trafficking. Epstein’s survivors serve as the series’ pre-eminent voices, providing powerful testimonials about their experiences, and inspiration in their resilience.’
Prince Andrew accuser Virginia Roberts will appear in a Netflix documentary series titled ‘Jeffrey Epstein: Filthy Rich’. She claims Epstein trafficked her to Prince Andrew for sex on three occasions. Roberts and the Prince are pictured with Ghislaine Maxwell in 2000
Roberts revealed the documentary news on her Twitter page Friday
One Twitter user praised news of the film in a message that was re-tweeted by Roberts herself.
It read: ‘Good! Serious Exposure! When will all co-conspirators be rounded up the FBI? #Epstein #PrinceAndrew #GhislaineMaxwell.
Roberts claims she had sex with the Duke of York three times – once in London when she was 17, one time in New York and another at Epstein’s private Caribbean island. The claims have been strongly denied by Prince Andrew.
Last week, US federal prosecutor, Geoffrey S. Berman stated that the Prince had ‘completely shut the door on voluntary cooperation’ in the case against Epstein – with whom he was once friends.
Robert is pictured (left) with her lawyer outside a Manhattan courtroom last year
Epstein and Prince Andrew were pictured together numerous times over the years, including one time after the financier had been jailed on a sex offence charge.
Meanwhile, Roberts recently stated that Epstein’s Manhattan townhouse – which Andrew has admitted to visiting – was crawling with cameras.
Roberts said that she has seen images from the cameras and that they were fitted throughout his house.
‘I’ve seen the video rooms,’ she said on Twitter.
‘EVERY SINGLE ROOM was being filmed. I’ve even seen some of the pics.’
Meanwhile, Epstein’s former girlfriend and ‘associate’ Ghislaine Maxwell reportedly told a socialite pal about the cameras.
Epstein is pictured with Ghislaine Maxwell, his former girlfriend and alleged ‘madam’, in 2005
Roberts, who claims she was forced to have sex with Prince Andrew, has said that Epstein’s Manhattan townhouse (pictured) was crawling with cameras
Christine Oxenberg last month told the New York Post Maxwell ‘said many things’ about the cameras.
‘All creepy. Unorthodox. Strange. I could not believe whatever she was saying was real. Stuff like: ‘Jeffrey and I have everyone on videotape’.’ Oxenberg stated.
Several other sources have also claimed that Epstein secretly filmed his guests using hidden surveillance cameras in the Manhattan mansion, according to The Telegraph.
In response, Roberts question why there was a hold-up in the police investigation.
‘I’ve seen the video rooms,’ she said on Twitter. ‘EVERY SINGLE ROOM was being filmed. I’ve even seen some of the pics’.
‘Everyday I wake up hoping that someone has been help accountable and everyday I wake up disappointed,’ she said.
Prosecutors in the US are investigating sex trafficking allegations and are looking at possible ‘conspirators’ who worked with Epstein.
Epstein, who died in August 2019, was found dead in his New York jail cell aged 66 as he awaited trial on sex trafficking charges.
His death was ruled a suicide but this has been disputed by his lawyers.
The convicted pedophile Epstein was found dead in his jail cell in August 2019, with his death being ruled a suicide