House panel releases birthday message to Jeffrey Epstein allegedly written by Trump

Washington – The Democrats of the Chamber’s Supervisory Committee published a birthday message allegedly written by President Trump on Monday to the sexual offender sentenced Jeffrey Epstein for his 50th anniversary.

The president denied having written the message, which understands what seems to be the outline of a woman’s body.

The Committee assigned Epstein’s succession in August to request documents and other documents in its investigation into the processing of the American government of the case. Trump’s alleged letter was included in a book assembled by the longtime partner of Epstein, Ghislaine Maxwell, a sexual trafficker found guilty, for his birthday in 2003.

Representative Robert Garcia de California, the best democrat of the Chamber’s supervisory committee, said in a statement that the committee “had obtained the sadly famous” birthday book “which contains a note from President Trump who, according to him, does not exist.”

“It is time for the president to tell us the truth about what he knew and to publish all Epstein files. The American people ask for answers,” said Garcia, noting that the supervision of the Democrats examines the content of the book and “expect to publish our conclusions to the public”.