Ex- elite model shares unusual interaction with Trump, instigated by Epstein, who insisted on costuming her as a seductive nurse: 'He displayed courtesy'

In a recent development, Cleo Glyde, a woman who claims to be one of Jeffrey Epstein's victims, has shared her account of meeting Donald Trump at Trump Tower in midtown Manhattan during the 1980s and 90s.

Glyde alleges that Epstein introduced her and a female friend to Trump while they were dressed like nurses. She recounts an incident where Epstein inappropriately touched her, including his hand between her legs and on her breast.

Trump, according to Glyde, was not uncomfortable or seedy during the meeting, but was boastful about his high-ticket purchases. Epstein, too, could not contain his pride over introducing the two women to one of his A-list friends. However, Epstein was described as being 'boasty' about the connection with Trump, as he was a New York celebrity at the time.

Epstein is also said to have shown Glyde and her friend as 'trophies on display' to Trump. This account contrasts with the White House spokesperson, Abigail Jackson, who called Glyde's story 'fake news'.

Ghislaine Maxwell, Epstein's partner, is reported to have introduced Glyde and another woman to Epstein and Trump. Epstein and Trump were known to be associated, as suggested by entries in Epstein's birthday book, although Trump has disputed the authenticity of some documents.

Jackson also asserted that Trump had kicked Epstein out of his club for being a creep. The DOJ disclosed that there were over 1,000 victims in the Epstein case, but much of the recently released tens of thousands of pages of documents related to the investigation is redacted or already publicly known.

Glyde expressed doubt that all the individuals involved in Epstein's activities have been identified. She is one of many who believe that Epstein could have been murdered in jail. The DOJ, however, insists that there was no client list and no evidence that Epstein blackmailed powerful people, while also reaffirming that he killed himself in jail awaiting trial.

In a twist, Jackson claimed that Trump is now delivering on his call for transparency with thousands of pages of documents related to the Epstein investigation. This comes after years of allegations that Democrats and the media knew about Epstein and his victims but did nothing to help them.