Congress releases alleged Trump letter to Epstein
Although the Democrats in the US House of Representatives rejected the originality of the White House, Donald Trump’s sex criminal Jeffrey Epstein made a birthday letter that was allegedly written more than 20 years ago.
The letter, which was reported by Wall Street Journal in July, seems to have been signed by Trump, but rejected it and said it didn’t exist.
The Democrats Parliamentary Surveillance Committee issued a letter after receiving the 2003 “Birthday Book”, one of the Congress’s lawyers of Epstein.
The letter is three years before Epstein opened sex abuse allegations in 2006.
Later, the Republicans, who controlled the surveillance committee, published hundreds of pages of documents, including Epstein’s lawyers, including the “Birthday Book”, Epstein’s will, and a 2007 non -grove agreement with prosecutors in Florida.
The birthday letter contains a dialogue text between Trump and Epstein that Trump calls him “my friend” and says, “Every day can be another wonderful secret.” The text sits in a rough draft of a naked woman’s silhouette.
Taylor Budowich, Deputy General Manager of White House, is not Trump’s signature and Trump’s magazine’s parent company News Corp.
“It is time to open this check book of@newscorp, this is not his signature. Slander!” Budowich was published on the social media platform X.
In 2019, the Epstein case, who died in prison with suicide, caused a political headache for Trump after adopting a series of conspiracy theories surrounding many convicted sex criminals.
Last week, the Republicans at the Parliamentary Surveillance panel released more than 33,000 pages on Epstein to prevent a two -party vote that would force more explanations.
Epstein’s victims and some congress members remain unsatisfied. The Democrats referring to Trump, “What are they hiding? Release the files!” He said.
After claiming that files have been containing damaged information for a long time, Trump reversed the course after returning to the White House. “Deception”, led by Democratic, has repeatedly tagged the issue.
The book, which is given to Epstein as a 50th birthday gift, is full of photographs of bad haircuts, women and men, including Epstein in tight swimsuits and remembering from her childhood friends, old girlfriends and people who come to recognize Epstein after being rich.
In addition, Epstein, former US President Bill Clinton, Harvard Law Faculty Professor Alan Dershowitz and former Bear Stearns General Manager Alan “Ace” Greenberg’den allegedly alleged messages.
The alleged message from Clinton applauded Epstein for the “childish curiosity” and “impulse of making a difference”, while Greenberg wrote, “It was a pleasure to work with Jeffrey, and I gave me many brutal excitement to watch the Meteoric success.”
Clinton could not be reached immediately after working hours. Dershowitz and a lawyer representing him in civil cases related to Epstein could not be reached immediately. Greenberg died in 2014.
