The Legacy of Virginia Roberts Giuffre

Dini von Mueffling represented Epstein and Maxwell survivor/activist Virginia Roberts Giuffre as her public relations representative for six years until her death last April. Upon her passing, DVMC helped her brothers and sisters-in-law, Sky and Amanda Roberts, and Danny and Lanette Wilson, pick up the mantle and continue to fight for justice and accountability. Immediately after Virginia died, after navigating a complicated media crisis just prior, DVMC launched Virginia’s family in the media. This included a trip to New York City to meet with major media, media training, organizing interviews, and honing messaging to keep Virginia’s work alive. Von Mueffling had helped Virginia coordinate her memoir, knowing that it was Virginia’s fervent desire for the world to understand the scale of Epstein’s global trafficking operation, as well as the story of her own life, so other survivors might feel comfortable speaking out. Nobody’s Girl debuted at number one on the NYT bestseller list on October 21, 2025, and has not left the list since. DVMC’s continued push for accountability helped pass the Epstein Transparency Act in November, forcing the DOJ to release millions of Epstein files. A few more co-conspirators have been held accountable for their actions as a result. DVMC earned a total UVM of 105.58 billion, 4,129 unique online articles, an ad equivalency of $976.945 million, local viewership of 57.5 million, 4,600 unique broadcast mentions, and media coverage in 119 countries. Due to the sheer volume, we were unable to tally the total social media reach.