It is Definitely Trump's Pornographic Signature on his B-day Card to Epstein

Wanted: Letters, cards and other writings signed by Donald Trump from about the year 2000, in order to compare his signature with his "Wonderful Secrets" signature on Epstein's B-day card.
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White House Supports Handwriting Expert Analysis Of Alleged Trump Signature On Epstein Letter
David Moye
Updated Wed, September 10, 2025

There’s the old saying, “Be careful what you wish for,” that the White House might want to heed where it concerns Donald Trump’s alleged signature ona 2003 birthday message to convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein.

White House press secretary Karoline Leavitt has claimed Trump didn’t sign the letter and said on Tuesday the administration is open to having a handwriting expert analyze the signature in question to determine its legitimacy.

“Sure, we would support that,”Leavitt said at Tuesday’s press briefing in response to a question about whether the White House would consider a professional review of the signature and sketch.

Leavitt then suggested three handwriting experts had already determined the signature to be fake. That, as Media Matters’ Matt Gertz pointed out, appears to be misstating a Daily Wire story on three AI research systems’ analysis of the letter’s contents — not the signature.

Meanwhile, one handwriting expert who actually has analyzed the signature reached a striking conclusion.

Graphologist Emma Bache told Sky News that the signature attributed to Trump on the Epstein message is “very much the signature he had in the 2000s. I can absolutely say it is Donald Trump’s.”

Bache described Trump’s John Hancock as “incredibly distinctive” and said he “also has a very long horizontal stroke at the end of his name — which funnily enough is saying to people ‘keep away’ — and it’s absolutely identical in pressure, in length and formation of about every single stroke (to his current official signature).”

Although Bache is convinced the signature on the Epstein birthday message is Trump’s, she also admits she’s “not surprised he would deny” that it’s his.

“He has an awful lot to lose, but it doesn’t affect my analysis of it,” she told Skye News.

Others who know Trump or have received letters from him, like George Conway, Keith Olbermann and Lawrence O’Donnell, also think it looks pretty close.