Alleged Trump‑linked real‑estate scheme and FBI “Operation Leap Year” tied to alleged prostitution ring

Summary

Alleged Trump‑linked real‑estate scheme and FBI “Operation Leap Year” tied to alleged prostitution ring The passage mixes several potentially actionable leads: (1) claims that Donald Trump visited a house used for alleged prostitution and that a grand jury investigation was overridden; (2) mentions an FBI task force (“Operation Leap Year”) investigating the author’s massage business; (3) outlines a complex real‑estate transaction involving a $45 M property, a “stalking‑horse” bid, and a later sale to a Russian buyer, raising questions about tax reporting and capital‑gain avoidance. While the details are vague and unverified, they identify specific individuals (Trump, police chief Recarey, a houseman John Allessi), institutions (FBI, Deutsche Bank), and financial figures that could be pursued through court records, grand‑jury transcripts, and property‑sale filings. The mix of high‑profile actors and financial opacity gives moderate investigative value and high controversy if substantiated. Key insights: Author claims Trump visited the house multiple times during alleged prostitution activity.; Reference to an FBI task force named “Operation Leap Year” investigating the author’s massage business.; Detailed description of a 2004‑2008 real‑estate deal: $45 M property, $30 M purchase agreement, Trump’s telephone auction purchase, resale to Russian buyer Rybololev for ~ $100 M.