Virginia Giuffre, a key figure in the Jeffrey Epstein case, details harrowing abuse by a 'well-known prime minister' in her posthumous memoir. She describes being brutally raped and beaten on Epstein's private island, an ordeal that drove her to escape his trafficking network. Giuffre chose not to name the politician in her book out of fear, though she had previously accused a former prime minister, who has denied the allegations. Her memoir also recounts Epstein and Ghislaine Maxwell's attempt to coerce her into bearing their child, further intensifying her desperation to flee. The book, completed before her death, is set for release next week.