Jeffrey Epstein wrote a paranoid email to himself months before his death rambling about Donald Trump.
The disgraced pedophile billionaire claimed that the President had often visited his home in Palm Beach, in the email sent to himself in February 2019.
‘[REDACTED] worked at Mar-a-Lago. Trump knew of it, and came to my house many times during that period,’ Epstein wrote, six months before he was found hanged at the Metropolitan Correctional Center in Manhattan.
‘He never got a massage,’ the financier said.
Epstein appeared to be spiraling as he was facing new charges of abusing dozens of girls following a bombshell investigation by the Miami Herald in 2019. It came more than a decade after he was convicted of soliciting a minor for prostitution in 2008.
The pedophile appears to downplay the significance of his abuse to victims, writing: ‘the girls returned the house multiple times. For 200 dollars for a rub and tug. No sex. Some worked in the local massage parlors. Most in their twenties.’
The reasoning and context behind Epstein’s email to himself are not clear. The following day, he forwarded the exchange to the author Michael Wolff, who was writing an exposé on Trump at the time.
‘Have fun,’ the financier wrote.
The bizarre rant came just a few months after the Miami Herald released their bombshell three-part series that identified more than 60 women who said they were sexually abused by Epstein when they were underage.
The Herald exposed how the pedophile received a plea deal in 2008 from then-US Attorney Alexander Acosta, who allowed him to plead guilty to only state prostitution charges, avoiding federal sex-trafficking charges. The deal also granted immunity to unnamed co-conspirators.
Epstein ended the email by rehashing an old Florida property dispute that he had with the President in the early 2000s shortly before their relationship collapsed.
Trump famously expelled the financier around October 2007, according to the Mar-a-Lago’s Club registry.
The president has since revealed Epstein was ‘stealing’ young women who worked at his estate.
The pressure from the Miami Herald’s story led to Epstein’s arrest in July 2019 on federal sex-trafficking charges in New York.
He died in a New York jail cell from an apparent suicide one month later.
White House Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt on Wednesday branded the email dump a politically motivated ‘smear’ campaign and repeated Giuffre’s former statements about Trump in which she absolved him of any wrongdoing.
