A recently surfaced “birthday book” compiled for Jeffrey Epstein contains various entries that have drawn attention to his past associations. Among the items is a photograph depicting Epstein with an oversized check for $22,500, which prominently features “DJ Trump” on the signature line. Below this image, accompanying text references Epstein’s “early talents with money + women,” prompting renewed discussions about the nature of their relationship. The book also includes a drawing dated 2003, showing three topless women massaging Epstein.
Further contents include a handwritten note from Mandelson, who refers to Epstein as his “best pal” and offers encouragement regarding Epstein’s legal situation, advising him to “fight for early release” and asserting that “your friends stay with you and love you.”
Donald Trump, who previously maintained a social relationship with Epstein, has consistently denied knowledge of Epstein’s criminal activities. An individual identified as Williams stated she met Trump through Epstein and described Epstein referencing time spent at Trump’s residence. In response to recent inquiries, White House spokeswoman Abigail Jackson dismissed attempts to link President Trump with Epstein as “Fake News” and a “Democrat Hoax.” Jackson also claimed that Trump had expelled Epstein from his club for inappropriate behavior and accused Democrats and the media of failing to address Epstein’s victims while Trump advocated for transparency. It was also noted that President Trump’s legal team intends to pursue litigation aggressively.
Jeffrey Epstein died in jail approximately six years ago while awaiting trial. The article additionally states that Ghislaine Maxwell introduced Brunel to Epstein in the 1980s.
Source: www.theguardian.com