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Alex Acosta, former US attorney who negotiated Epstein's plea deal, appears before House Oversight Committee
Melania Trump's team has aggressively knocked down Epstein-related 'falsehoods'
The normally reserved first lady is upset by what her team calls ‘defamatory’ Epstein rumors, and her office has taken a direct approach in pushing back, earning retractions. (...)
The Daily Beast retracted a story headlined “Melania Trump ‘Very Involved’ in Epstein Scandal: Author,” based on an interview with Michael Wolff, who claimed that Epstein was involved in introducing her to Trump. (...)
A spokesman for the first lady, Nick Clemens, told NBC News in a statement: “First Lady Melania Trump’s attorneys are actively ensuring immediate retractions and apologies by those who spread malicious, defamatory falsehoods. The true account of how the First Lady met President Trump is in her best-selling book, ‘Melania.’”
In the book, Melania Trump said she first met her husband at a party at the Kit Kat Club in September 1998 in New York City and that they were introduced by someone else, not Epstein.
These were just the latest in a series of retractions related to the first lady and the Epstein saga. References to Melania Trump were also removed from a new book about Britain’s Prince Andrew, released last month. It’s unclear whether the publisher received any kind of legal notice from the first lady’s attorneys or whether it decided to pull the material on its own.






















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The three emails released by House Democrats
As we've been reporting, Democrats on the US House Oversight Committee have released correspondence between Jeffrey Epstein, and associate Ghislaine Maxwell and author Michael Wolff.
Here are the emails which have been released:
Virginia Giuffre, the most prominent victim of late convicted pedophile Jeffrey Epstein, took her own life Thursday — just weeks after she made headlines for saying she had “four days to live” following a collision with a bus.
Executive Summary
Virginia Giuffre’s sworn deposition in 2016 and later public accounts consistently deny that Donald Trump sexually assaulted or had sex with her, while confirming she worked at Mar‑a‑Lago and met Trump there; her posthumous memoir and reporting add context but do not allege criminal conduct by Trump. Media coverage and statements from Trump and his defenders have emphasized different narratives—Trump saying Epstein “stole” workers from Mar‑a‑Lago, Giuffre’s family expressing shock, and Giuffre’s own accounts stressing encounters but not implicating Trump in Epstein’s trafficking ring [1] [2] [3].
1. What Giuffre actually said under oath — the clear denial that reshaped the record
Virginia Giuffre’s deposition testimony has been repeatedly cited for one clear, consequential statement: she denied that Donald Trump flirted with her, had sex with her, or was involved in sexual encounters with any girls who were in Epstein’s network during the time she knew Epstein. That categorical denial is central to the factual record and was reported in coverage of her 2016 deposition released publicly years later [1]. The testimony also confirmed more prosaic facts: she worked as a locker‑room or spa attendant at Mar‑a‑Lago around 2000 and met Trump there on multiple occasions. Those work and meeting details are corroborated across her memoir and reporting but, importantly, the deposition separates attendance and acquaintance from any allegation of wrongdoing by Trump [4] [1].
2. How Giuffre’s later memoir and public remarks added texture without changing the core denial
Giuffre’s posthumous memoir and interviews elaborate on her early life, her work at Mar‑a‑Lago, and encounters with high‑profile figures including Trump, Prince Andrew, and Ghislaine Maxwell; the memoir does not accuse Trump of sexual misconduct, instead depicting him as part of the social backdrop at Mar‑a‑Lago in 2000 [4]. Media summaries and her ghostwriter’s comments paint Giuffre as having viewed Trump as kind in some encounters and, at times, politically supportive because he discussed releasing Epstein files—yet none of those accounts alter the deposition’s denial of sexual contact with Trump. The memoir and publicity thus provide personal detail and context while leaving the deposition’s substance intact [3] [4].
"I didn't physically see [Trump] have sex with any of the girls, so I can't say who he had sex with in his whole life or not, but I just know it wasn't with me when I was with other girls," Giuffre went on to say.
"I worked for Donald Trump, and I've met him probably a few times," she said further.
Giuffre said she worked at Trump's Mar-A-Lago resort and said her father spoke to Trump when Trump was at the facility.





















































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