Melania Trump Denies Epstein Links, Calls for Justice

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Washington, USA – Web Desk: US First Lady Melania Trump has strongly denied allegations linking her to convicted offender Jeffrey Epstein, calling the claims baseless propaganda.

In a statement, Melania said that fake images circulating on social media falsely depict her association with Epstein, emphasizing that such content is part of a misinformation campaign.

She also used the opportunity to call for justice for victims affected by the Epstein case, stressing that survivors should be given a full platform to share their experiences.

The First Lady urged the United States Congress to hold open hearings, allowing victims to testify under oath. She added that such testimonies should be preserved in official records to ensure transparency and historical accountability.

Melania Trump concluded that only transparent investigations and listening to victims can bring out the full truth and deliver justice in such a sensitive matter.

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