New Report Details Mar-a-Lago Spa Employees Sent to Jeffrey Epstein's Mansion

Mar-a-Lago Spa Employee House Calls

• 💡 New reporting from the Wall Street Journal reveals that Mar-a-Lago, under Donald Trump, reportedly sent young spa employees, typically women, to Jeffrey Epstein's mansion for years.
• ⚠️ These employees were sent for massages and spa services despite Epstein's known inappropriate behavior, including being sexually suggestive and exposing himself.
• 📌 Staff were warned about Epstein's conduct, but continued to be sent due to Trump's directive to treat Epstein as a special member and his best friend.

Trump's Response and Epstein's Ban

• 🎯 In 2003, an 18-year-old beautician complained that Epstein pressured her for sex, leading a manager to send Trump a fax detailing the allegation.
• 🗣️ Trump's response was to call the fax a "good letter" and instruct the manager to "kick him out," rather than reporting Epstein to the police or acknowledging his predatory behavior.
• 🚫 This action, while resulting in Epstein's ban from Mar-a-Lago, did not involve reporting him to authorities, allowing his sexual predation to continue for several more years.

Allegations of Cover-Up and Lack of Empathy

• 🎭 Trump's team, specifically Carolyn Leit, has called the reports "fallacy and innuendo" aimed at smearing President Trump, asserting he did nothing wrong and banned Epstein for being a creep.
• 💬 Critics argue that Trump's directive to send employees, coupled with his response to the complaint, suggests he prioritized his own image and convenience over the safety of the spa employees.
• 💔 The report also touches on Virginia Giuffre, a victim of Epstein, with Trump reportedly identifying her as an employee Epstein "stole" from Mar-a-Lago, but showing empathy only for the loss of an employee rather than for her suffering.