Melania rebuts claim of connection to Epstein

 DC Daily Journal:

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First Lady Melania Trump has taken a resolute stand against baseless claims that the late financier Jeffrey Epstein introduced her to President Donald Trump, showcasing her commitment to protecting her personal story.

In her 2024 memoir, Melania, she vividly recounts their first meeting at a New York City nightclub in September 1998, where Trump’s charm captivated her.

“From the moment our conversation began, I was captivated by his charm and easygoing nature,” she wrote, noting she took his phone number and called him days later.

Her legal team swiftly challenged a false narrative from author Michael Wolff, who claimed in a book that Epstein, who died by su*cide in 2019 while facing s*x trafficking charges, played a role in their introduction.

The Daily Beast retracted an article echoing Wolff’s claims after Mrs. Trump’s attorney intervened, with an editor’s note apologizing for “any confusion or misunderstanding,” affirming her effective response to misleading reports.
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It is curious that someone would try to connect Melania to Epstein.  It sounds like an attempt to denigrate her marriage to Donald Trump. 

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