There is a second reference to Donald Trump in the birthday book that Jeffrey Epstein is said to have gotten for his 50th birthday, and Congress, which possesses a copy of the book, is making the notes available to the public.
According to reports, the letter that TMZ acquired was written by Joel Pashcow, a businessman and longstanding member of Mar-a-Lago. In the letter, Pashcow makes a jest about Jeffrey Epstein selling a lady to Donald Trump for $22,500, even though she was “fully depreciated.” An picture of Epstein, two other men, and a lady, all of whom were carrying a large check, was the focal point of the message. The photograph creates the illusion that Donald Trump presented Epstein with a cheque for $22,500 that was the size of a poster board. In the photograph, the woman’s face has been redacted, and in the letter, a woman’s identity has also been deleted.
“Jeffrey demonstrates his early aptitude for handling money and women by selling a ‘fully depreciated’ [redacted] to Donald Trump for $22,500,” says the scrawled description that is located below the picture. Also shown “people skills” at an early stage of development. I didn’t get any of the money or the girl, despite the fact that I was the one who managed the transaction!
As we previously reported, the birthday book also has a purported entry from the former president of the United States.
The purported letter from Trump has a number of lines of text that have been typed out, a depiction of a lady who is nude and has her breasts on display, and the name “Donald” signed in a squiggly manner, as if the name were pubic hair on the woman.
It is said that Trump sent a letter to Epstein with the message, “A pal is a wonderful thing.” Best wishes on your birthday, and I hope that each day brings you a new and exciting secret.
The President of the United States of America has rejected the notion that he was the one who wrote the letter.
