Parents of kids on bus in Prince Andrew accuser Virginia Giuffre’s ‘near fatal’ crash break silence & attack her ‘lies’

PARENTS of kids on the bus that hit Virginia Giuffre's car have slammed her claims as “sick” and attacked her for spreading “lies”.

The accuser, 41, claimed she had after a horror 110kmph bus smash in Perth, Western , and begged to see her kids “one last time”.

Virginia, who was sex trafficked by , shared bruised and grazed in hospital – but the parents say those injures were not from the crash.

Numerous families have joined the chorus claiming the collision was in fact very minor – despite it was a “very bad situation” soon after her post.

by Virginia's claims.

Emmie-Rose Wright said her children – aged five, eight and nine – were on the bus, and told her the crash caused only slight damage to the brake light of Virginia's .

She told the Telegraph: “They [the children] got off the bus and said that they had had a small crash. There’s no damage to the bus and none of the kids are injured.”;

The mum denied the 29 kids onboard had been “distraught”, as Virginia's family has claimed.

Emmie-Rose said: “They weren’t worried or traumatised at all […] they thought that she had stopped in front of them unnecessarily.”

Another mum, Hayley Miller, said she was “disgusted” by the bruised photo Virginia posted alongside “lies” that accuse the bus driver of serious misconduct.

Hayley said: “The whole story is sick and I don’t know what’s true and what is not but I do know [the injuries] are not from the bus incident.”

The raging mother continued: “It’s lies. I don’t know what she is trying to get from all of it […] but I do feel bad for her and I hope she gets help.”

first cast doubt on Virginia's story when they revealed the collision was , and that no injuries were reported.

No charges were bought against either driver, they said, and the incident was only reported to cops the following day by the bus driver.

Both Emmie-Rose and Hayley voiced their support for the driver of the bus, Ross Munns, who has already of events.

Ross, a granddad, said he was shocked to see Monday's post, and that the accident had been “blown out of proportion”.

Speaking toDaily Mail Australia, he described a “minor collision” in which he clipped Virginia's car.

The bus driver of 16 years said he stopped to check on the occupants and was satisfied no one was injured – and didn't even see Virginia in the vehicle.

Then, , who works for Virginia, also spoke out, urging her boss to sort out the story.

Cheryl Sassela, 71, toldDaily Mail Australia:“I'm sure Virginia will release a statement soon to clear it all up.

“I'm not covering for her. I'm not implicated in a cover up,” she said.

Sassela is the caretaker at Giuffre's 40-acre $1.3million AUD (£630,000) hobby farm in.

She said the accident happened because a broken taillight had created a misunderstanding while .

The mystery deepened when it was revealed that Virginia was a family violence restraining order just days before the crash.

She entered no plea at the Joondalup Magistrates for the alleged breach on March 14 – ten days before the crash.

She is due to appear in court again on April 9 for the next hearing.

Her husband Robert Giuffre has also been charged with inadequate storage of guns in February of this year, as well as reckless driving for exceeding the speed limit by 27mph in September last year.

In her Virginia begged to see her children “one last time” and claimed to be suffering from kidney failure.

She said: “They've given me four days to live, transferring me to a specialist hospital in urology.

“This year has been the worst start to a new year, but I won't bore anyone with the details.

“But I think it's important to note that when a school bus driver comes at you driving 110kmh as we were slowing down for a turn, that no matter what your car is made of, it might as well be a tin can.”

, claiming she was trafficked andwhen she was a teen.

The has always denied the allegations but , reportedly .

Virginia's PR, : “ and is receiving medical care in the hospital.

“She greatly appreciates the support and well wishes people are sending.”

And Brad Edwards, her former US lawyer, said: “We’re hoping for better news in the coming days,”; and he hoped she “would pull through with good medical care”;.