Prince Andrew intercourse accuser ridiculed by bus driver in crash as he laughs at ‘bruises’

Bus driver of 16 years Ross Munns said his vehicle had not been damaged in the crash and said pictures of Virginia Giuffre’s injuries were ‘laughable’ as she spoke out on the incident

The school bus driver involved in a crash that supposedly left Prince Andrew’s sex accuser Virginia Giuffre fighting for her life with “days left to live” has thrown a spanner in the works with his version of events.

Breaking his silence, Ross Munns played down the incident, claiming it was minor and had been “blown out of proportion”. On the flip side, Ms Giuffre – aged 41 and known for her allegations against Prince Andrew, which he’s always denied – painted a grim picture earlier this week, saying the crash injuries were critical and life-threatening. She posted a picture of herself in hospital covered in “bruises”.

Her lawyer painted a dire scene suggesting Ms Giuffre was in a “very bad situation,” even mentioning kidney failure. However, bus driver Mr Munns’ tale was quite different: “It wasn’t a major crash. There is nothing [no damage] on my Roo Bar.

“I still had 29 kids on the bus I didn’t even take a photo because it wasn’t warranted… You don’t have to do a police report if the damage is under $2,000.”

The Mail reports he even laughed at the snaps of Ms Giuffre’s alleged injuries, adding: “I just laughed… There is no way you could get that injury if you were in that car.”

Ms Giuffre, famed for her multimillion-pound settlement with Prince Andrew after claiming she was trafficked to have sex with him at just 17, rocked social media by posting snaps of her supposed injuries on Instagram. The activist from Sacramento, California, said she was taken to a specialist hospital for her kidney failure.

Cops confirmed a 41 year-old woman – believed to be Ms Giuffre – was riding as a passenger in a white Toyota Highlander when it tangled with a bus near Perth in Western Australia. What actually went down in the smash-up is still a bit of a mystery.

Reports say a 71-year-old woman, apparently Ms Giuffre’s carer, was behind the wheel when their ride crashed with the bus.

Mr Munns, a school bus driver for 16 years, added: “It’s just all blown out of proportion and I know what happened. I didn’t even see her [Ms Giuffre] in the car.”

He and all the 29 children who were travelling in the bus avoided serious injury, it is believed. The carer, who is a grandmother, sustained a black eye, Mr Munns said in the interview.

Sick to the back teeth with crash and its aftermath, he said: “I would rather this just go away.”