A memorial plaque honoring Jeffrey Epstein has been discovered at a golf course owned by Donald Trump, sparking controversy. Allegations arose regarding a “birthday book” gifted to Epstein by Trump, containing a sketch and a note hinting at a shared secret, although the US President has refuted these claims. Despite the denial, a group has installed a memorial plaque for Epstein at Trump’s Aberdeen golf course.
A political group named ‘Everyone Hates Elon’ recently posted a video showing the installation of the Epstein memorial on a bench at the Trump golf course. The plaque bears the inscription: “In loving memory of Jeffrey Epstein – a terrific guy. See you very, very soon. From Donald.”
The timing of this event is significant as Trump is scheduled to visit the UK for his second State Visit shortly. Trump has been under scrutiny for his association with Epstein, especially amid ongoing allegations and controversies surrounding their relationship.
In response to the plaque installation, the group behind it highlighted Trump’s past praises of Epstein and aimed to disrupt his upcoming state visit. Additionally, during Vice President JD Vance’s holiday in the Cotswolds, the same group utilized a vehicle displaying a caricature of Vance to make a statement.
Recent revelations from a Congressional panel shared by the Democrats unveiled a purported birthday note from Trump to Epstein, featuring suggestive content. Although there is no direct evidence of criminal activity, Trump’s connection to Epstein has attracted increased attention and criticism.
The White House previously denied the existence of the note in question and asserted that the signature on it did not match the President’s. Notably, the birthday book lacked any entries from Prince Andrew, a close associate of Epstein, despite claims of their relationship facilitating introductions to influential individuals.
This turn of events underscores the ongoing scrutiny surrounding Trump and Epstein’s past interactions, adding a layer of complexity to the upcoming state visit and raising further questions about the nature of their association.
