In 2003, Ghislaine Maxwell reportedly compiled a leather-bound birthday album for Jeffrey Epstein, soliciting messages from his circle. The Wall Street Journal claims that one of those letters, signed “Donald,” includes a bawdy, hand-drawn sketch of a naked woman and a typewritten pseudodialogue between “Donald” and “Jeffrey.” It ends with a cheeky wish: “may every day be another wonderful secret.” The Journal also notes that the Department of Justice reviewed the letter during its Epstein investigation. However, the provenance of the document—how the Journal accessed it, whether any forensic or typographic analysis was performed—and the handling of DOJ sources remain murky. Before drawing firm conclusions, these gaps warrant further scrutiny.

Trump and his allies vehemently dispute the letter’s authenticity, labeling it a “fake” and threatening lawsuits. The White House has stated the Journal never produced the actual document for verification, and Vice President Vance dismissed the report as “complete and utter bullshit.” Critics argue this leaves the story in limbo—neither confirmed nor debunked. The timing is also notable, coinciding with Trump's push to release Epstein-era grand jury files. In the absence of physical evidence or corroborating testimony, the report raises intriguing questions about Trump’s relationship with Epstein—but so far it remains circumstantial, not definitive.


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Jeffrey Epstein’s Friends Sent Him Bawdy Letters for a 50th Birthday Album. One Was From Donald Trump.