Commenting on his acquaintance with the controversial sex offender, Trump said that he knew Epstein, but “wasn’t a fan,”
In the United States, by court order, part of the documents with the names of persons appearing in the case on charges of financier Jeffrey Epstein of trafficking in sexual services and relations with minors was published.
CNN reports this.
The documents contain, in particular, the testimony of Johanna Seberg, who worked as a masseuse for Epstein. He forced her to have an erotic massage.
Specifically, she remembers the time when she was with Epstein on one of his planes and the pilots informed them that they needed to land in Atlantic City. Then Epstein suggested that they contact Donald Trump. ”, Søberg said.
Seberg later said in her testimony that she never gave Trump a massage.
The documents do not accuse Trump of any wrongdoing related to Epstein.
NBC has released archival footage from 1992 showing Donald Trump and Jeffrey Epstein at a party at Trump's Mar-a-Lago estate. The video shows them laughing and pointing as they appear to talk about women, NBC News reported.
Earlier, commenting on his acquaintance with the controversial sex offender, Trump said that he knew Epstein, but “was not a fan,” and they had not communicated for 15 years.
Who else appears in the Epstein case
There are other famous personalities in Johanna Seberg's testimony. In particular, she described how Britain's Prince Andrew jokingly touched her breasts while being photographed. She also remembered that Epstein talked to her about Bill Clinton.
“He once said Clinton liked them young, meaning girls,” she said.
New groups of documents will be published in the coming weeks, which are expected to include almost 200 people.
Who is Epstein
In July 2019, Jeffrey Epstein was charged with creating a criminal network that, from 2002-2005, engaged in sexual exploitation, including of minors. He was remanded in custody without bail.
A month later, Epstein was found dead in his cell. The medical examiner determined that the cause of death was suicide.
Recall that earlier former US Secretary of State Hillary Clinton responded in one word to ex-President Donald Trump's praise of Russian dictator Vladimir Putin.
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