The Supervision Commission of the House of Representatives spread a sexually suggestive letter attributed to the Republican, which he denies having written.
The Democrats of the Supervision Commission of the House of Representatives They spread a letter addressed to Jeffrey Epsteinallegedly signed by the president Donald Trump In 2003. The document, of sexual tone, was published with other archives and revived suspicions about the links between the president and the late financier.
The letter was included as part of a birthday album compiled in 2003 for Epsteinwho committed suicide in 2019 in a Manhattan prison while waiting for trial for Sexual abuse and minors traffic.
For his part, Trump denied having written the letter or having made the drawing of a curvilinear woman who appears in her. In addition, he presented one demand for US $ 10,000 million against The Wall Street Journal for a previous article that linked him to the message.
What does the letter say that Donald Trump would have sent to Jeffrey Epstein
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The text says: “Voice of off: / There must be more in life than having everything. / Donald: Yes, there is, but I will not tell you what it is. / Jeffrey: I don’t know what it is too. Done, it was clear to me the last time I saw you.
In X, the legislators wrote: “Here is. We have achieved Trump’s birthday note to Jeffrey Epstein that the president said he did not exist. Trump speaks of a ‘wonderful secret’ shared by the two. What do they hide? Publish the files! ”
The document, which includes a female profile and the alleged signature of the president, He was delivered to the commission and then disseminated in social networks by the Democratic congressmen.
The White House response on Donald Trump’s alleged letter
The White House He clearly denied the authenticity of the letter attributed to Trump. The letter, published by the legislators, put the alleged links of the president with Epstein again under the magnifying glass.
“Trump did not make this drawing and did not sign it”, Said the presidential spokeswoman Karoline Leavittwho denounced in X the circulation of “false information aimed at feeding the Democratic plot.”
Source: Ambito
