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Trump's Alleged 2003 Birthday Letter to Jeffrey Epstein Released Amid Ongoing Investigation
By Aurax Desk | September 9, 2025
The ongoing investigation into the relationship between former President Donald Trump and convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein has brought attention to a letter allegedly written by Trump to Epstein on the occasion of the latter’s 50th birthday. This letter, along with an accompanying drawing, was recently released by Congress.
The document, which was part of a larger collection of materials obtained from Epstein’s personal belongings, has become a subject of significant political and legal interest. The letter was allegedly penned by Trump in 2003, during a time when both men were known to associate within elite social circles. The birthday message to Epstein has resurfaced in light of ongoing scrutiny regarding Epstein’s criminal activities and his connections to powerful figures, including Trump.
The letter was reportedly found in a birthday book that was presented to Epstein as part of a broader collection of messages from various high-profile individuals. It includes a handwritten note from Trump, wishing Epstein a "happy birthday" and offering best wishes for the future. The accompanying drawing, which has not been fully described, adds to the intrigue surrounding the document.
While the contents of the letter do not directly implicate Trump in Epstein's criminal activities, it has sparked renewed debates regarding the former president’s associations with Epstein, especially considering their past social interactions and Epstein’s later conviction for sex trafficking.
The release of these materials is seen by many as a part of Congress's broader investigation into Epstein’s network and its ties to influential figures. As of now, there is no indication that the release of the letter will result in any immediate legal action against Trump, but it continues to fuel public discussion over the nature of his relationship with Epstein.
In response to the revelations, Trump’s legal team has denied any wrongdoing or improper conduct, suggesting that the letter was a mere expression of cordiality typical of social relationships within their shared circle.
The release of the birthday letter adds to a growing body of evidence in the Epstein case, prompting continued media coverage and public curiosity over the connections between Epstein and prominent figures in American politics and business. The investigation into Epstein’s crimes and his connections remains ongoing, with further revelations likely to emerge.
Sources: The Wall Street Journal, BBC News, Newsweek, CNN, MSNBC, CNBC, The Independent, The Guardian, New York Daily News.