Western Australia Police will conduct an internal review into how officers handled interactions with Virginia Giuffre in the period leading up to her death near Perth in 2025. Multiple outlets report that the state police commissioner has confirmed the review. The coverage states that the scrutiny focuses on the response to Giuffre’s claims and, in some reporting, a domestic violence dispute involving her prior to her death. ABC and several other publications say Giuffre’s family is seeking examination of how police engaged with her before she died. The Guardian reports that Giuffre’s brother and sister-in-law have written to both the state coroner and police requesting an investigation into police handling of the domestic violence dispute. The West Australian and PerthNow similarly describe the review as assessing police interactions with the former Prince Andrew accuser. Daily Mail also frames the move as an internal review by police into officers who were in charge of the case connected to Giuffre’s death. Giuffre, who was 41, died by suicide at a farm in Western Australia in 2025, according to the reports.