A Congressional committee has unveiled a provocative note allegedly sent by Donald Trump to Jeffrey Epstein on his 50th birthday. Democrats from the Oversight Committee shared the image on Twitter, contrary to Trump’s previous denial of its existence. The note, part of a collection of undisclosed documents owned by Epstein, contained various high-profile contacts, including politicians, celebrities, and models.
The note hinted at a shared “wonderful secret” between the current President and Epstein. In response, the Oversight Democrats posted the birthday message to Epstein, challenging Trump’s denial.
The note featured a sketch of a curvaceous woman alongside a signature resembling the President’s. It conveyed well wishes for a happy birthday and hinted at mutual understanding between the two billionaires.
While Trump and Epstein were once friends in the 1990s and early 2000s, their relationship soured after Epstein allegedly poached workers from one of Trump’s properties. Trump’s name in the documents does not imply any criminal activity or inappropriate behavior linked to Epstein.
The disclosure also revealed entries from notable figures like former President Bill Clinton and Lord Peter Mandelson, the current US ambassador. Clinton’s entry praised Epstein’s drive and curiosity, while Mandelson referred to Epstein as “my best pal.” Notably, Prince Andrew’s entry was absent from the book.
The entries provided insights into Epstein’s life, showcasing a variety of sentiments from different individuals. The collection included photos of Epstein over the years, including shots on a private jet and interactions with unidentified women.
Ghislaine Maxwell, Epstein’s former girlfriend, introduced the book, expressing her hope that Epstein found joy in its contents. Additionally, Epstein’s mother commended his academic prowess as a child and celebrated his accomplishments.
The release of these documents has sparked further interest in Epstein’s connections and activities, shedding light on a controversial chapter in recent history.