A former British teen model is sharing some explosive allegations in connection with the US President.
Anouska De Georgiou was a friend of the late Virginia Giuffre. It’s alleged that Virginia was trafficked by late sex offender Jeffrey Epstein to Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor. According to Anouska, another victim of Jeffrey’s tracking, that was the intention for his close friend and partner, Ghislaine Maxwell when she introduced her to Donald Trump.
Anouska was living a charmed life as a model before meeting Jeffrey in London in the mid-1990s.
A victim of Jeffrey Epstein opens up about alleged interactions with Ghislaine Maxwell and Donald Trump
The future President apparently was on his best behavior when meeting Anouska, though Ghislaine allegedly didn’t have good intentions for introducing them. In an interview with BBC Newsnight, Anouska says she was introduced to Donald with the “clear message of my being with him.” She adds that her introduction to him was for the “same way she (Ghislaine) had trafficked.”
Regarding how Donald behaved, she says he had no “impropriety with me.” Now, she is hoping that the US President will release the Epstein files, which have yet to go public. She says she’s spoken with many survivors when they were all on Capitol Hill. According to her, all of Jeffrey’s survivors would like to see those files go public.
King Charles recently took action against his brother Andrew for his connection to Jeffrey removing his royal titles and evicting him from the Royal Lodge. Anouska would like the President to take a tough stance on the Epstein files. Earlier this month, an emotional clip from a 2019 interview featuring Anouska’s late friend, Virginia, resurfaced. Virginia said that she felt like a “toy” for the now former Prince.
Mike Johnson, the Speaker of the United States House of Representatives, has stated that a vote will take place this week. It will demand that the Department of Justice release those files. The bill was formed last week, with over 200 people already signing it. If it passes, it must then be approved by the Senate before being sent to the President. Donald would have the power to veto it.
TELL US – SHOULD THE PRESIDENT ALLOW THE EPSTEIN FILES TO BE MADE PUBLIC?
