*First lady earlier sent affectionate email to Ghislaine Maxwell along with the ‘Sweat peas’ nickname used for her
*Unsealed DOJ correspondence discussed, showed pattern of travel plans and Palm Beach
*The email predates Melania and Trump’s marriage when they were still dating
*“I stand by my story. I can confidently say without any iota of doubt that Donald Trump met Melania through Paolo Zampolli, a modeling executive who connected directly with Epstein and Maxwell. Zampolli’s agency wasn’t just about fashion, but a pipeline, supplying girls to billionaires, intelligence assets, and blackmail operation”-WOLFF
*PLUS, how Epstein allegedly helped secure Melania’s visa as a model, put her in the room and handed her off to Trump
*BY FLORENCE KNETHEL/SPECIAL Correspondent, Washington DC, Naija Standard Newspaper Inc USA
THE past of Melania Trump, the First Lady of the United States then as a high-profile model has come full circle from the connecting dots as to how the incumbent President of the United States, Donald, allegedly met the wife, dated and eventually got married to her under a bizarre circumstance that defies understanding and logic.
Tying these knots and connecting the dots as corroborated in the newly released Jeffrey Epstein files is a famous American journalist, Pulitzer Prize winner, Michael Wolff who detailed how the journey began.
Wolff had previously claimed Trump met Melania through Paolo Zampolli, a modeling executive who reportedly connected to both Epstein and Maxwell directly.
*“I stand by my story. I can confidently say without any iota of doubt that Donald Trump met Melania through Paolo Zampolli, a modeling executive who connected directly with Epstein and Maxwell”, Wolff claimed in the Epstein’s DOJ released file.
As a matter of fact, the newly released Epstein files are putting fresh scrutiny on Melania Trump, including a friendly, affectionate email she sent to Ghislaine Maxwell along with the nickname Maxwell reportedly used for her.
The message, dated 2002, shows Melania warmly reaching out to Maxwell after a New York Magazine story about Jeffrey Epstein.
“Dear G! How are you? Nice story about JE… You look great in the picture,” Melania wrote, before chatting about travel plans and Palm Beach. She ended the email with, “Love, Melania.”
The article she referenced also quoted Donald Trump describing Epstein as someone he’d known for years, calling him “a lot of fun” and noting his preference for women “on the younger side.”
Maxwell later replied, addressing Melania as “Sweet pea,” and said she would try to call her while juggling travel.
The email predates Melania and Trump’s marriage, when they were still dating. While there is no confirmed evidence of wrongdoing, some observers have questioned how closely Epstein’s circle overlapped with theirs, especially as many Epstein-related documents remain unreleased.
Another email in the files sent to Epstein after the 2016 election by an unidentified sender, recalls flying with Trump years earlier and describes him commenting crudely about Melania when they first met.
Taken together, the documents suggest Epstein was not merely a distant acquaintance but a long-standing figure within their extended social network- raising new questions and fueling calls for the full release of all remaining files.
Melania was introduced to Trump care through Epstein and Paolo Zampolli, a modeling agent with ties to Mossad and elite trafficking rings.
Epstein secured her visa and put her in the room. He handed her off to Trump like a pre-selected ornament.
Sources close to Wolff always hear him say Zampolli’s agency wasn’t just about fashion, but a pipeline, supplying girls to billionaires, intelligence assets, and blackmail operation
DONATE TO HELP BUILD A SPECIAL APPS FOR JOURNALISTS AGAINST LIVER ELEVATION & KIDNEY FAILURE:
CERTAINLY, Good journalism costs a lot of money. Without doubt, only good journalism can ensure the possibility of a good society, an accountable democracy, and a transparent government. We are ready to hold every corrupt government accountable to the citizens. To continually enjoy free access to the best investigative journalism in Nigeria, we are requesting of you to consider making a modest support to this noble endeavor.”
By contributing to NAIJA STANDARD NEWSPAPER, you are helping to sustain a journalism of relevance and ensuring it remains free and available to all without fear or favor.
Your donation is voluntary — please decide how much and how often you want to give.
FOR OFFLINE OR ANONYMOUS DONATION ON THIS PROJECT OR HELP COVER COST FOR SERIES OF UNDERCOVER REPORTING IN INVESTIGATIVE JOURNALISM, DO PAY DIRECTLY FROM ANYWHERE IN THE WORLD TO: NIGERIA BANK NAME-MONIEPOINT *BANK ACCOUNT NUMBER: 7076577445
Feel free to send us an email: letters@nigeriastandardnewspaper.com or call us directly at +2347076577445 (Nigeria) or WhatsApp American Roaming Mobile Number: +16825834890 (Chat messages only available)
donation
