Trump's OWN WIFE EXPOSES Trump Epstein Child Crimes

“Whatever you do, do not let her around any of these men, and especially my husband,” Marla Maples said.

The deadline for the DOJ to release the Epstein Files is today, and more damning evidence of Donald Trump’s involvement with Jeffrey Epstein just keeps dropping.

Yesterday, The New York Times published an article outlining their relationship — and it’s just as creepy as you’d think. Trump and Epstein’s friendship reportedly revolved around sex and women, with Trump sending Epstein modeling cards to browse ‘like a menu,’ and the pair treating women ‘as currency.’

The article told the stories of woman after woman, girl after girl, that were victimized by Trump and Epstein at various parties over the decades — many remained anonymous to protect themselves from retribution. For one such party, 14 year-old Tina Davis, a Ford Model, was told to “dress sexy” — her mother attended with her and recalled that the other girls in attendance also looked very young, and ‘could have been in training bras.’

Trump’s then-wife Marla Maples warned Davis and her mother to stay away from Donald Trump.

“Whatever you do, do not let her around any of these men, and especially my husband,” she said. “Protect her.”

Trump and Epstein allegedly built relationships with various modeling agencies to invite their girls to events — even leading to the models being pressured to go. When one model who worked for Next in Miami, said she didn’t want to attend one of Trump’s parties, an agency rep offered to pay her a few hundred dollars to attend.

From calling on the phone three times a week to frequent office visits, Trump and Epstein’s relationship was clearly more personal than Trump has previously admitted. Epstein was also reportedly a frequent attendee of parties at Mar-a-Lago. It’s clear that their abuse of women over the years needs to be brought to light — but, the DOJ has said that they won’t be releasing the all files today, despite it being the legal deadline for them to do so.

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