Donald Trump has always denied any allegations of having a deep friendship and connection with Jeffrey Epstein. This sharply contrasts with Jeffrey Epstein’s own account, who describes Donald Trump in detail. Trump has also consistently denied travelling on Jeffrey Epstein’s plane and has, at most, claimed that he travelled with Epstein only when accompanied by his family.
However, a document issued by the Office of the Attorney for the Southern District of New York contradicts Trump’s claims that he did not travel on Jeffrey Epstein’s private jet. According to flight logs procured by the prosecutor, Donald Trump travelled with Jeffrey Epstein on his private plane, the Lolita Express, at least 8 times from 1993 to 1996 with one time having travelled alone with Jeffrey Epstein and a 20 year-old woman. In four other trips, Ghislaine Maxwell was also present and in a separate trip Trump was also accompanied by his family members: children and previous wife Marla Maples. Two passengers were potential witnesses to a case against Ghislaine Maxwell.
The document, shown below, has resurfaced in the recent Jeffrey Epstein files disclosure by the Department of Justice.
Other revelations in the new disclosure include documents about a fraud case against the correctional-facility officers who were on shift the day that Jeffrey Epstein was found dead. The court documents show that Jeffrey Epstein had unsuccessfully attempted suicide and was put on suicide watch. Another document with allegations that DOJ denies, includes the testimony of a limousine driver who overheard Donald Trump speaking on the phone with Jeffrey Epstein about abusing a girl. The document continues with a story about a rape victim who was killed by a Mexican drug-cartel.
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