By John Q. Hosedrinker 
Donald Trump expressed his disdain for Jeffrey Epstein, not for the financier’s exploitation of underage girls, but rather because Epstein poached staff from Trump’s Mar-a-Lago resort, including Virginia Giuffre. Giuffre, who had worked at the Mar-a-Lago spa, was recruited by Ghislaine Maxwell to work for Epstein. This decision led Giuffre to a life of exploitation and abuse, which ultimately ended in her suicide. Giuffre’s tragic story serves as a reminder of the devastation caused by Epstein and his associates.
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The Tragedy of the 17-Year-Old Spa Assistant Epstein ‘Stole’ From Trump
The most disturbing aspect of this whole situation is the way it’s been framed, particularly by Donald Trump himself. It’s not about the young woman, the victim; it’s been presented as a personal affront to *him*. He’s the one wronged, the one who suffered, because Epstein, supposedly, “stole” her. He even tries to use this as the reason for the end of his friendship with Epstein, completely ignoring the fact that she was a minor. He is making himself the victim, while the actual victim is lost in the shuffle.
One has to ask why a 17-year-old girl would be employed in such a setting. Why was a young, untrained, and clearly vulnerable individual working at a place where massages could cost hundreds of dollars, a location where there seems to have been several young women in similarly precarious situations? Why were there, according to some reports, multiple young women, some as young as 14, associated with Mar-a-Lago who then encountered Epstein and allegedly suffered sexual assault? It’s deeply concerning.
The fact that these young women, including the 17-year-old, appear to have come from families with limited financial resources, and in some cases, with no one in the household holding a full-time job, raises serious questions about exploitation. It doesn’t seem like Trump was running a charity; it’s more like he understood their vulnerability and, perhaps, how it could be leveraged. The insinuation is that these individuals were exploited, taking advantage of their financial need.
The pattern is evident: Trump has consistently taken advantage of those who become dependent on the financial resources he offers. The focus is often on his ego, making it seem that his feelings are more important than the suffering of those involved. The media needs to consistently highlight that these were young girls and women who were harmed. Their stories were the central component and their tragedies are the crux of the matter.
It’s appalling to hear someone, especially a public figure, frame the situation as a matter of “stealing” an underage employee. It’s treating a human being like property, a possession. This young woman, who was reportedly trafficked and suffered immense trauma, tragically took her own life. Her story deserves to be told with sensitivity, recognizing the horrors she endured, and her suffering.
The fact that she, in her circumstances, apparently couldn’t turn to Trump for help speaks volumes. It’s hard to believe if there was a genuine relationship where she felt comfortable. She would have bragged to be connected to him, not hide. The timeline surrounding their relationship is troubling, particularly regarding the timing of their break-up with Epstein. It was years after the supposed offense that caused their estrangement, making the story extremely questionable.
The inconsistencies and contradictions are clear. It seems that his decision to end the relationship was not prompted by concern for the victim, but by public scrutiny and exposure. The timeline doesn’t add up. This entire situation is a tragedy, and the fact that Trump is attempting to make himself the victim in this story is simply appalling.
Her death is the devastating endpoint of a life filled with exploitation and trauma. The term “suicide” is simply not enough to explain what happened. She was abused, exploited, and abandoned by those who should have protected her. The entire ordeal is a dark reflection of a society where power, wealth, and connections can be used to inflict horrific abuse.
Some reports suggest there was no concern over the truth and that perhaps she was murdered and that it was covered up. The constant downplay of the victims’ stories is another aspect of the injustice. It’s not merely about a friendship, but rather the exploitation and trauma inflicted upon vulnerable young women. The lack of accountability and justice for the victims is a major concern. They deserve justice and closure, but the situation is a long way from justice.
The narrative, often perpetuated by those sympathetic to Trump, attempts to portray the situation through the lens of property, not as humans. It’s about “stealing” a spa employee, as if she were a commodity, a possession, and not a person with rights and dignity. The use of such language normalizes the dehumanization that enabled the abuse. It’s a dangerous precedent.
Trump’s perspective is a classic example of narcissistic self-centeredness and complete lack of empathy. He seems incapable of seeing the suffering of others, only his own perceived grievances. The fact that millions of people are being fooled by this is a testament to how he is able to manipulate others.
This situation highlights the dangers of power, money, and connections, and how these forces can be used to enable and protect abusers. It highlights the importance of believing victims, holding perpetrators accountable, and fighting for justice. The whole situation screams of the rich getting richer and the poor staying poor.