Virginia Giuffre’s “Life-Threatening” Crash Called a “Minor Bump” by Bus Driver and Parents
Virginia Giuffre claimed a school bus crash left her fighting for her life, but witnesses, including the bus driver and parents, say it was a minor incident with no serious injuries.
Virginia Giuffre, a well-known survivor of Jeffrey Epstein’s abuse, recently claimed she was “fighting for her life” after a school bus allegedly hit her car near Perth, Western Australia. But according to witnesses—including the bus driver and parents of children on board—the crash was anything but life-threatening.
The driver of the bus, Ross Munns, dismissed the incident as a “minor” collision, even describing Giuffre’s injuries, like alleged kidney failure, as “laughably unrealistic.” Munns, who has nearly 20 years of experience, said, “It’s just all blown out of proportion… I didn’t even see her in the car.”
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Emmie-Rose Wright, a mum whose three children (aged 5, 8, and 9) were on the bus at the time, also downplayed the situation. She told Mail Online that her kids weren’t even fazed by the incident. “They weren’t worried or traumatised at all,” she said. “They thought that she had stopped in front of them unnecessarily.”
Wright also confirmed that the bus barely nicked the rear brake light of Giuffre’s white Toyota Highlander, calling it simply “a small crash.”
Giuffre, however, painted a very different picture in a Facebook post, claiming the bus hit her car at 110 km/h (68 mph) and left her seriously injured. She also shared a photo of her face covered in bruises, which her family later said was accidentally posted publicly.
Another parent, Hayley Miller, whose kids were also on the bus, called Giuffre’s version of events “sick” and questioned the source of the injuries shown in the photo. “I don’t know what she is trying to get from all of it,” she told The Telegraph. “But I do feel bad for her and hope she gets help.”
Reports indicate the bus was undamaged, and none of the 29 kids on board were hurt. The 71-year-old woman believed to be driving Giuffre’s car—reportedly her carer—reportedly only suffered a black eye.
So far, no serious injuries have been confirmed by anyone else involved in the crash, and there’s been no official word from authorities disputing either side’s account. But those closest to the incident seem to agree: it wasn’t nearly as dramatic as initially claimed.
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