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7. I saw images of this letter on several sites when the story first broke.

Tue Jul 22, 2025, 08:52 AM

Jul 22

The letter had a crude outline drawing of a woman's body over the text, with Trump's signature (apparently) added to mimic public hair. I can't find any of these images now.

"What the real letter says (allegedly)"

"The Journal article described Trump’s letter as 'several lines of typewritten text framed by the outline of a naked woman, which appears to be hand-drawn with a heavy marker.' The article also said it had 'small arcs' denoting a woman’s breasts and a squiggly 'Donald' below the figure’s waist, 'mimicking pubic hair.' The article was careful to note that it’s not clear how the letter with Trump’s signature was prepared, suggesting that Trump himself may not have hand-drawn any portion of it."

(There's an image of this letter at the link, with "FAKE" stamped on it.).

https://gizmodo.com/fake-trump-epstein-letters-spread-online-after-bombshell-report-2000631869

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"I don't write drawings." [View all] no_hypocrisy Jul 22 OP

Screw what Cohen says. johnnyfins Jul 22 #1

People w dementia make language mistakes like "I never wrote a drawing in my life" Bernardo de La Paz Jul 22 #2

Since Maxwell allegedly compiled the creepy leather bound book... Hugin Jul 22 #3

Look where he signed it. sop Jul 22 #4

The image was never shown johnnyfins Jul 22 #6

I saw images of this letter on several sites when the story first broke. sop Jul 22 #7

His defense could end up being that he signed it with an autopen, which we all know means TheRickles Jul 22 #5

If Cohen never saw him doodle, that does not mean he never doodled. tetedur Jul 22 #8