Documents submitted to the U.S. House Oversight Committee’s Jeffrey Epstein estate, including pages of a birthday book, including contributions from collectors Leon Black and Leslie Wexner, were recently released in full swing by the panel.
On September 8, a partially edited version of a book on leather-bound edited for Epstein’s 50th birthday, which includes a slutty painting of President Donald Trump, uploaded as a nude woman, and by axis.
The book includes poems, photos, and information from friends and business partners. It was edited by his former accomplice Ghislaine Maxwell, who was convicted of child sex trafficking in 2021. Wall Street Journal Previously, Trump’s drawings existed in July.
Trump denies that he created his own picture, he Wall Street Journalits two journalists, News Corp CEO Robert Thomson and News Corp. The White House reiterated that Trump painted Monday after the commission released the drawings.
In addition to the editing page in the birthday book, the House panel released a copy of Epstein’s Last Will and Will, a non-raised agreement between the U.S. attorney in the Southern District of Florida and convicted sex offenders in September 2007, as well as an entry to the late Financial Book’s contact book.
Epstein, a convicted sex offender, was arrested by federal agents in July 2019. Six weeks later, he was found in federal custody.
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Wexner’s written contribution to the 50th birthday book said: “Dear Jeffrey, what I want to give you…so…” and the painting of breasts. It signed “Happy birthday, your friend, Leslie.”
Wexner, a billionaire art collector, lent his name to the Wexner Art Center in Columbus, Ohio, maintains a close relationship with Epstein’s financial advice. Wall Street Journal Talk about his letter through a spokesperson.
Wexner, who made money from Bath & Body Works and other companies, was also named in an unsealed court filing last January, an unsealed civil lawsuit filed against Epstein by alleged victims of sex trafficking.
The documents come from a 2015 civil lawsuit, in which Virginia’s eagerness to accuse Epstein and Maxwell of exerting sexual encounters with powerful politicians and businessmen, including claims of having sex with Wexner on multiple occasions. The case was resolved in 2017.
An elaborate handwritten poem
Black’s contribution to Epstein’s birthday book is a four-page, four-stanza rhyme poem about him being a “vain fair poster child” who also calls him “Dear Friend” and “Wet Dreams and Kechemal”, the latter of which is a French nightmare. Black signed the poem “Love and Kiss, Leon.”
Apollo Global Management Co-founder Black also refused Wall Street Journal About this letter. In addition to becoming a top collector, Black has served as chairman of the board of directors of the Museum of Modern Art, and although he remains in the museum’s trustee, he has resigned since 2021.
Black’s relationship with Epstein earlier this year has become the subject of censorship after U.S. senators called for an investigation into the business relationship between billionaires and late financiers.
Ron Wyden, a Democratic Senator in Oregon and a member of the Senate Finance Committee, called on the IRS to investigate “suspicious transactions involving alleged tax planning work done by Jeffrey Epstein.” Wyden also accused the IRS of “failing over the years, reviewing major tax transactions involving Epstein.”
