Virginia Giuffre says Jean-Luc Brunel’s death ‘ends another chapter’ after Prince Andrew sex case settlement

VIRGINIA Giuffre has today spoken out after Jean-Luc Brunel’s death – saying it “ends another chapter” following her sex abuse settlement with Prince Andrew. The disgraced fashion agent – who was one of Jeffrey Epstein’s pals – was founded hanged last night in his prison cell at La Santé in Paris. pixel8000Giuffre has said that Brunel’s death is the ‘end of another chapter’[/caption] Matrix PicturesFashion boss Jean Luc Brunel was closely tied to Epstein[/caption] Brunel, 76, had been indicted and remanded in custody in December 2020 following accusations of rape and sexual assault of minors – including three 12-year-old sisters. He was also being probed over human trafficking and being part of a criminal conspiracy amid his association with Epstein and Ghislaine Maxwell. Giuffre has alleged that she was one of Brunel’s abuse victims – as she said tonight that she’s “disappointed” to not face him in trial. She testified against the alleged sex offender last year, keeping him remanded in prison. Described previously as the paedo multimillionaire’s “best mate” & “pimp”, Brunel is believed to have been a key member of Epstein’s inner circle. Speaking today, Virginia Giuffre wrote on Twitter: “The suicide of Jean-Luc Brunel, who abused me and countless girls and young women, ends another chapter. “I’m disappointed that I wasn’t able to face him in a final trial to hold him accountable, but gratified that I was able to testify in person last year to keep him in prison.”