Alleged scheme where Donald Trump allegedly rents his name to front companies for property deals and money‑laundering
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The passage claims that Trump licenses his name to shell entities that purchase high‑value assets, enabling money‑launderers to hide ownership and generate positive press. It names specific mechanisms Trump allegedly “rents out his name” for a royalty or profit share on real‑estate projects. Shell companies (e.g., Trump Properties LLC) may be owned by undisclosed entities linked to a Cyprus Money‑
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