Andriano, a former victim of Epstein’s sex trafficking ring, was planning to start a new life in North Carolina with her husband and children. However, she was found unresponsive in a hotel room in West Palm Beach, Florida. The official cause of death was declared an accidental overdose, but the nature and timing of her passing have ignited a firestorm of speculation and left many questioning the veracity of the official explanation.
Carolyn Andriano's death in a Florida hotel room in May was officially recorded as an accidental overdose and there were signs she had taken fentanyl, The Daily Beast reported. There was no obituary or funeral service after she died and police opened an investigation into her death.
Mike Jachles, a spokesman for police in West Palm Beach, Florida, told The Daily Beast that the investigation was concluding and that Andriano died of an accidental overdose.
However, her mother, Dorothy Groenert, says her daughter "was ecstatic" at the time she died because she had a new house and "was all set up for a whole new lifestyle" having texted her about being free of drugs and alcohol. Andriano had been through a lot in her life. Being a survivor of Epstein’s sex trafficking network, she had seen the darkest side of humanity. Yet, she found the courage to step forward, speak out, and become a key witness in the trial against Maxwell. Her testimony was instrumental in shining a light on the horrific crimes Epstein and his accomplices committed. Her sudden demise has not only shocked her family and friends, but also those who followed the high-profile trial closely.
Andriano testified against Ghislaine Maxwell during her New York sex trafficking trial and juror Scotty David later said in an interview "she told the truth every step of the way."
Beyond that trial, there was at one stage speculation she might be called in Virginia Giuffre's lawsuit against Prince Andrew.
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