New startling images from Jeffrey Epstein’s “birthday book” are now available to the public.
HuffPost reports that on Monday (Sept. 8), the House Oversight Committee released a redacted version of the book, which celebrated Epstein’s 50th birthday in 2003. Among the 230 pages of sexual jokes, images, and stories is a disturbing drawing of Epstein that is making the rounds online. In one panel, the image depicts the late financier presenting three young girls with balloons in 1983, and on the right, four women massage him on a chair on the beach in 2003.
One woman also appears to be on her knees, performing a sexual act on Epstein as his infamous private jet flies overhead. The suggestion is that Epstein groomed the children on the left, who grew up to be the women on the right.
“What a great country!” the caption reads. It’s unknown who drew the image.
Donald Trump also appears throughout Epstein's birthday book.
In mid-July, the Wall Street Journal published a report about Trump’s alleged 2003 note in Epstein’s book, where the president indicated that they share a “wonderful secret.” However, Trump and the White House have denied Trump’s involvement, claiming that the signature on the image is a forgery.
“As I have said all along, it’s very clear President Trump did not draw this picture, and he did not sign it,” White House press secretary Karoline Leavitt said, per HuffPost.
The same report from WSJ revealed that the Justice Department allegedly told Trump in May that his name appears "multiple times" in the Epstein files.
Other pages from the birthday book include photos of someone appearing to joke that Epstein sold a woman to Trump for $22,500.
While the redacted version of the birthday book has been publicized, the Epstein files remain under lock and key. Over the summer, following Elon Musk and Trump’s widely publicized breakup, Musk alleged that the infamous files aren’t yet available because Trump is in them.
“Time to drop the really big bomb,” Musk tweeted in June. “@realDonaldTrump is in the Epstein files. That is the real reason they have not been made public.”
