Statue of Trump and Epstein Installed Near the Capitol: What is Known About the Controversial Monument

A peculiar statue has appeared near the Capitol in Washington, depicting U.S. President Donald Trump and deceased financier Jeffrey Epstein holding hands. It is titled 'Friends Forever'. The plaque on the statue reads: 'We celebrate the long-lasting bond between President Donald J. Trump and his 'closest friend' Jeffrey Epstein.'

This statue has become the second national installation unveiled in the past week. Last week, a 3.6-meter 'golden' statue of Trump holding a bitcoin was featured as part of a temporary exhibit funded by cryptocurrency investors.

Following investigations by the FBI and the U.S. Department of Justice, it was determined that Epstein did not blackmail famous individuals and did not maintain a list of clients. It was also established that he committed suicide in custody rather than being a victim of murder. President Trump openly shared the reasons for the breakdown of their friendship, after which the White House press secretary dismissed the idea of an 'Epstein birthday book' with a greeting card from Trump.

It has been confirmed that the 'birthday book' presented to Congress contains the signature 'Donald' and unusually phrased words of congratulations.