PRESSURE TRUMP & ANDREW

Virginia's brother insists she will never be silenced

- BY CHRISTOPHER BUCKTIN

PRINCE Andrew's tragic sex abuse accuser will not be silenced, her brother warned yesterday.

Sky Roberts, whose sister Virginia Giuffre died in April, called for files on Jeffrey Epstein, the prince's pervert pal, to be released.

Virginia, a victim of serial paedophile Epstein, went to her grave saying Andrew sexually abused her, which he denies.

Yesterday, Roberts took to a stage in Washington DC, to demand the US government open its files on Epstein.

Speaking publicly for the first time since Virginia took her own life aged 41 in April, Roberts said: "We will not stop until justice is served.

"Justice is not selective, it must not bend to money, influence or titles.

"We are here because every survivor deserves more than a headline. It is more than a single conviction. They deserve the full weight of the law behind them." His words, and those of several survivors of Epstein's abuse who also spoke yesterday, came amid mounting pressure on President Donald Trump over Epstein.

And after hearing harrowing testimony from survivors yesterday, Republican US Representative Nancy Mace said: "Now seems like a good time to discuss prosecuting Prince Andrew." Virginia became one of the most prominent survivors to expose Epstein's trafficking network, repeatedly naming the prince among the men she said she was forced to have sex with as a teenager. The duke, now 65, has always strenuously denied her claims.

Roberts vowed to survivors, campaigners and lawmakers that his sister's battle against the powerful would continue.

He said: "Virginia was not only our sister, she was a warrior, a survivor.