Summary
A book containing 50th birthday messages for Jeffrey Epstein features entries from various individuals, including former President Bill Clinton. The messages, some of which are offensive or sexually suggestive, were revealed by a House committee. The book also includes photos of Epstein with minimal clothing along with friends and associates.
Key Facts
- Former President Bill Clinton sent a message in a 50th birthday book for Jeffrey Epstein, praising Epstein's curiosity.
- The book, compiled in 2003, includes around 50 birthday greetings before Epstein's legal issues.
- Some messages are simple well wishes, while others are crude or explicit.
- The House committee released the collection of messages on a Monday.
- The book contains photos of Epstein and others, sometimes with minimal clothing.
- Trump appears in the book; he denies writing an offensive message despite the presence of his name and signature.
- Alan Dershowitz, a law professor, included a note making a joke about Vanity Fair focusing on Clinton.
- Business figures like Leslie Wexner and Leon Black also have entries in the book.
