Donald Trump and Jeffrey Epstein attract the attention of a fetching blonde in an undated photo. (Photo: House Committee)
Jeffrey Epstein’s circle of celebrity pals, from Donald Trump to Woody Allen, are confirmed in new photos, that also show sex toys, girls and… Trump Condoms.
While no licentious photos were included, the Epstein estate made clear that some images in its possession contained nudity. Whether they will be forthcoming remains to be seen.
The 19-image cache also includes photos of BDSM sex toys — ball gags, anal beads and others — and a bowl full of Trump branded condoms.
“I’M HUUUUGE,” the red condom package’s label reads below an artist’s caricature of Trump.
“Trump condom $4.50,” reads a sign on the bowl.
The condoms appear to be a gag item. Trump’s penis is said to be small, according to adult film star Stormy Daniels, who had a one-night tryst with the former “Apprentice” star.
Trump condoms and sex toys were part of the scene at Epstein’s properties. (Photo: House Committee)
Rep. Robert Garcia said the latest release from the Estate included “over 95,000 photos” — images of wealthy and powerful men who spent time with Jeffrey Epstein.
He added there were “thousands of photographs of women and Epstein properties.”
“These disturbing photos raise even more questions about Epstein and his relationships with some of the most powerful men in the world,” he said.
One disturbing image shows Epstein at his desk in his New York City townhouse. A framed photo of an unconscious or sleeping girl, bare legs exposed, is on his desktop. The photo has been partially redacted.
Right-wing Trump gadfly Steve Bannon is sitting across from the convicted pedophile and appears in other photos. Prince Andrew, Richard Branson, Bill Gates, Bill Clinton and a slew of unidentified girls also appear in others.
Former Harvard President Larry Summers, and Epstein’s lawyer Alan Dershowitz, a former long-time Harvard professor, are also among those pictured.
None of the photos show individuals enaged in illegal behavior. Photos that author Michael Wolfe claims he’s seen, showing Trump surrounded by topless girls, were not included.
Wolfe says he’s also seen a photo of young girls laughing and pointing at a stain on Trump’s pants near his crotch.
The House Oversight Committee released the photos today (Dec. 12) plucked from thousands of documents handed over by Epstein’s estate.
Two photos show Trump with girls of indeterminant age because their faces were redacted to protect them. In one image, a fetching blonde clutches Trump’s hand.
Clinton is pictured with Epstein, his sidekick and sex procurer, Ghislaine Maxwell and another unidentified couple. Maxwell is currently in prison for a 2022 sex trafficking conviction.
Another image is an old snap showing Bill Gates and ex-Prince Andrew at the 2018 Malaria Forum conference in London.
Many of Epstein’s pals have been known for some time, and all have denied any involvement with underage girls connected to the convicted pedophile.
But many more documents and apparently photos have yet to be released.
In November, the committee dumped the first round of documents, mostly emails.
They undermined many of Trump’s previous statements about his relationship and added more creedence to claims Trump has been compromised by the Russians.
It’s unclear who was behind the lens to take the photos, but they underscore how Epstein circulated among high flying figures in Hollywood, Washington, D.C., New York City and elsewhere.
Trump and Epstein were best friends for 15 years until they had a falling out around 2007 for reasons that differ depending on the source.
Trump said he broke off the relationship because Epstein was poaching employees from his Mar a Lago club. Epstein said they fell out of a soured real estate deal.
A spokesperson for billionaire Gates has denied Epstein, a money manager, ever worked for him. “It was a huge mistake to spend time with him, to give him the credibility of being there,” the Apple compter inventer told CNN’s Anderson Cooper in 2021.
Lawyers representing the Epstein estate said the committee could review all videos and photographs “taken at any property owned, rented, operated, or used by Epstein from Jan. 1, 1990 through Aug. 10, 2019,” according to a letter released yesterday (Dec. 11).
“Like yesterday’s production, it also includes documents that may not be responsive, but that the Estate was able to confirm whether they were taken at a property owned, rented, operated, or used by Epstein,” the letter stated.
The Department of Justice is under a Dec. 19 deadline to release all of the Epstein files in its possession. In addition, judges have ordered the release of files and transcripts from two court cases.
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