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The first 50 years' Lawmakers release scrapbook that marked birthday

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September 10, 2025

Democratic politicians have released a 238-page scrapbook given to Jeffrey Epstein as a present on his 50th birthday, with contributions attributed to high-profile figures including Donald Trump, Bill Clinton and the current UK ambassador to Washington, Peter Mandelson.

- Oliver Holmes

The first 50 years' Lawmakers release scrapbook that marked birthday

Much of the book seems to be a collection of flattering and celebratory letters - often highly sexualised - from people who knew Epstein. They include photos of him embracing women in bikinis whose faces were redacted, and others showing scenes featuring wild animals having sex.

The committee on oversight and accountability, the main investigative body of the House of Representatives, released scanned pages of the 2003 book after a public outcry in the US over allegations of elite figures' hidden ties to the sex offender.

The book was compiled by Epstein's associate Ghislaine Maxwell, who is currently in jail for recruiting and trafficking teenage girls for sexual abuse. It also contains an image of George W Bush, who was US president at the time, but there is no suggestion there is a note from him.

Here are some of the people and contributions included in the book, which is titled The First Fifty Years: The most explosive section of the compilation is a birthday note contained within a sketch of a naked woman's torso. The drawing has the name "Donald" signed below its pelvis, along with an imagined conversation between Trump and Epstein.

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