2003, a Mar-a-Lago manager sent a fax to Donald Trump relaying an 18-year-old employee's allegation that Jeffrey Epstein had pressured her for sex after a house call appointment. The manager urged Trump to ban Epstein from the club. According to former employees cited by The Wall Street Journal, Trump responded that it was "a good letter" and told the manager to "kick him out". As a result of the complaint, Epstein was banned from using the Mar-a-Lago spa and its house call services. The incident was not reported to the police at the time. This fax was brought to public attention as part of reporting on newly released "Epstein files" and related legal proceedings. The House Oversight Committee later obtained and publicly released a copy of the manager's fax, which can be found in government documents made available on the House.gov website. Mar-a-Lago Spa Would Send Teen Workers to Jeffrey Epstein's House: Report https://share.google/4s9eKWbP8C8cYdKwJ Beloud