Key Facts
• In 2003, Jeffrey Epstein received a birthday letter with Trump’s name.
• The letter included a nude sketch with “Donald” as part of the drawing.
• Trump denied writing or drawing the letter, threatening legal action.
• Epstein, a financier, was charged in 2019 with trafficking minors.
• Epstein died in custody in 2019, ruled a suicide, sparking conspiracy theories.
• DOJ confirmed no “client list” exists and won’t release related documents.
• The letter was part of a birthday album compiled by Ghislaine Maxwell.
• Maxwell collected letters from dozens, including Trump, for Epstein’s 50th.
• The album was reviewed by DOJ officials during Epstein investigations.
• The report raises questions about Trump’s ties to Epstein and his response.
Summary
A 2003 birthday letter to Jeffrey Epstein allegedly included Donald Trump’s name and a nude sketch, according to a Wall Street Journal report. Trump denied involvement, stating he has never drawn or written such content. The letter was part of a birthday album compiled by Ghislaine Maxwell, Epstein’s former associate. Epstein, charged with trafficking minors in 2019, died in custody, officially ruled a suicide. The Department of Justice recently confirmed no “client list” exists and announced no plans to release related documents. The report has reignited scrutiny of Trump’s connections to Epstein, potentially unsettling his political base.
