Thousands of emails related to Epstein have been disclosed by U.S. lawmakers, shedding light on Donald Trump’s involvement. The House Oversight Committee received over 20,000 pages of documents from the late financier’s estate, revealing correspondences between Epstein and various individuals, including socialite Ghislaine Maxwell and author Michael Wolff.
Epstein’s emails mention Trump as the “dog that hasn’t barked” and highlight interactions between them at Epstein’s residence. Additionally, the emails touch on Prince Andrew’s denial of sex abuse allegations and his plea to Epstein for support.
In response to the released emails, Trump criticized Democrats for using the Epstein issue to divert attention from other matters. Despite ongoing scrutiny, Trump maintains his stance of being unaware of Epstein’s illegal activities and emphasizes their estranged relationship prior to Epstein’s death.
The correspondence also features discussions around a controversial photograph involving Andrew and Virginia Giuffre, with Epstein confirming the authenticity of the image. Furthermore, the emails mention interactions with notable figures like Peter Mandelson, who advised against certain interviews related to Epstein and Prince Andrew.
The revelations from these emails have sparked renewed interest in the connections and interactions involving Epstein, Trump, and other prominent individuals, adding complexity to the ongoing investigations and public discourse surrounding the case.
