There's a website where you can search through the 20,000 emails that the Democrats released. I'm putting words in I have seen from reports such as "Trump" "Donnie" "bikinis" etc. I found this one which was interesting:
journaliststudio.google.com
I am certain all of these points have been touched on elsewhere, but what I find interesting is that it shows that Epstein DID know Trump way more than Trump claimed. Epstein's ex Lauren Petrella was said to have been given to Trump. She also had made claims against Trump which are discussed in this tweet:
The email snapshot in the tweet is the same as the top portion of the email you can get from the first link I provided above. So it's authentic.
I have also confirmed the Boston Globe article. Here is a referene:
The Boston Globe
Sun, Apr 17, 2016 ·Page A19
The article is about a lawsuit by Jill Harth, a beauty pageant contestant but the article goes into many allegations by (some of) the contestants. Lauren Petrella was one of them.
A big thing left to confirm is whether this Lauren Petrella person was once dating Epstein. Okay, so Houraney had a companion lawsuit and owned American Dream Calendar back in 1993 or thereabouts at the time in question. I found a copy of this calendar on
ebay and it lists Lauren Petrella (from Willowick OH). So this is the right company and person.
It is pretty well-known that one of Epstein's things was to own modeling agencies, contests, or be closely associated to them and people in power and to use this to get after the girls. So, the question is if there is a significant connection between American Dream Calendar company and Epstein, then it at least shows that Epstein having Lauren as a "girlfriend" is very plausible....not a proof but he would have known her and given his appetites would probably have harassed her or more. So was there a connection?
Yes, a significant one.
George Houraney, a businessman whose American Dream Calendar Girls beauty contest had been running in Las Vegas casinos since 1978, recalls encountering Epstein at Mar-a-Lago in January 1993. Houraney says that Trump asked him to organise a party that month with some of his pageant’s finalists, promising to invite heads of modelling agencies and prospective sponsors for his competition. “He had me fly in all these girls, and gave me a $30,000 budget for airfares and limos to pick them up at the airport,” he says. “The girls were all decked out, expecting to meet all these VIPs.” But after an hour at the party, Houraney says, there seemed to be only one other guest: Epstein. “I was like, ‘Donald, where are the guys? What’s going on here?’ And he said, ‘Well, this is it.’” Houraney says he realised “this is a Jeff Epstein party, basically”.
While suspicious of Epstein, Houraney was keen to have Trump as a business partner.