Internal email questioning whether former President Trump uses cocaine
The email is a brief, informal query from a staff member to Jeffrey Epstein about a rumor concerning Trump’s alleged cocaine use. It provides no concrete evidence, dates, transactions, or actionable l Email dated 10/2/2016, before the 2016 election. Sent from a staffer (initials HS) to Jeffrey Epstein, indicating possible informal communication bet Subject line simply "Trump" with a high importanc
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The email is a brief, informal query from a staff member to Jeffrey Epstein about a rumor concerning Trump’s alleged cocaine use. It provides no concrete evidence, dates, transactions, or actionable l Email dated 10/2/2016, before the 2016 election. Sent from a staffer (initials HS) to Jeffrey Epstein, indicating possible informal communication bet Subject line simply "Trump" with a high importanc
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