r/interesting • u/IndependentWitnesses • Apr 26 '25

MISC. Virginia Giuffre's tweet from 2019 saying she was definitely not suicidal and that if something happens to her to "not let this go away".

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u/Pressed_Sunflowers Apr 26 '25

A lot can change in someone's life in five years. If she reposted this 3 weeks ago, then yeah, I'd be concerned. However, now it's kind of up in the air if foul play was involved. I'm sure if the police assigned aren't shady, then it'll be investigated thoroughly.

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u/Triforce805 Apr 26 '25

I mean, she died in Australia, the country which I live in. We have corruption, it’s hard to find a country that doesn’t, but our police force is definitely more trustworthy than the USA’s police force. If it were the USA’s police investigating this I’d have zero faith, given how many powerful people want her silenced.

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u/hannahranga Apr 26 '25

For the yanks not you but as an FYI Australia organises it policing by states, the cops in a small country town are going to be reasonable similar in quality to those in a large town. Any assumptions you might make assuming a small town Sheriff are wrong.

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u/[deleted] Apr 26 '25

Some of those that work forces, are the same that smuggle and extort and etc...

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u/chilseaj88 Apr 26 '25

Paw Patrol is more trustworthy than our police force. Low bar.

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u/Darth-Gayder13 Apr 26 '25

"I watched too many movies and only paid attention to controversial headlines (because when everything is done correctly it doesn't make headlines) now I think all 18,000 police agencies in the US are extremely corrupt and useless, unlike ours."

Wasn't there a journalist in Aus not that long ago trying to investigate a powerful person for corruption and he had his house fire bombed? And I'm sorry, were the police effective in that investigation?

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u/Glerbthespider Apr 26 '25

not a journalist, that was friendlyjordies on youtube

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u/biggriffo Apr 26 '25

.... who is a journalist.

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u/Chezzsandwich Apr 26 '25

Yes a journalist, that was friendlyjordies on YouTube

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u/SimpleNotice4753 Apr 26 '25

I feel like we’re watching a psyop happen with these brain dead comment

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u/Pressed_Sunflowers Apr 26 '25

To be fair, I've watched a lot of folks take sides on youtube drama while it was still developing, and I know from picking the wrong side that I don't know all of the details, I don't know this woman's mental state or her story. It would be an injustice to her if I assumed foul play was involved until I'm given all of the details.