1. United States
2. Texas
3. Letter

I am writing to demand the full, unredacted release of all documents related to Jeffrey Epstein and his network of abuse, including those implicating high-profile individuals. The public has a right to know the full scope of these crimes and the extent to which powerful figures may have enabled or participated in them. Among the most disturbing revelations is the alleged birthday card from Donald Trump to Jeffrey Epstein, reportedly drawn and signed in 2003. The card features a naked, armless, and headless female figure—clearly not an adult woman, but a girl. Medical professionals use the Tanner scale to assess physical development during puberty, and the figure depicted aligns with the earliest stages of that scale: prepubescent or just beginning puberty. This is not a stylized adult form—it is unmistakably juvenile. Experts in forensic psychology and criminology have long noted that depictions of faceless, limbless girls are common among individuals who dehumanize and objectify their victims. These are not random doodles. They are markers of pathology—often associated with sociopathy, pedophilia, and misogyny. The card’s text includes a fictional exchange between Trump and Epstein about “having things in common” and “wonderful secrets.” The signature—simply “Donald”—matches other samples from the same era, reinforcing its authenticity. These details are not trivial. They speak to a culture of impunity and depravity that has long been shielded by wealth and influence. Let me be clear: I do not care what political party the abusers belong to. If it’s Bill Clinton, he should be tried. If it’s Donald Trump, he should face justice. No one is above the law. Protecting children and pursuing justice should never be partisan. Many of you publicly profess Christian values—values that emphasize protecting the vulnerable, standing against exploitation, and seeking justice. If those values are more than political branding, then this is your moment to act. Silence in the face of such revelations is not neutrality; it is complicity. I urge you to publicly support the full release of the Epstein files and to demand accountability for anyone implicated in these crimes. Survivors deserve transparency. The public deserves truth. And your constituents deserve representatives who will not turn away from evil simply because it wears a familiar face.