URGENT UPDATE: Author and public speaker Steve Siebold has made a shocking claim regarding Donald Trump and his connections to Jeffrey Epstein, suggesting that a “smoking gun” might be hidden in the history of the beauty pageants once owned by Trump. This allegation surfaces amid renewed scrutiny of Trump as new files related to Epstein continue to emerge.
In a video posted Thursday on TikTok, Siebold asserted that evidence shedding light on Trump’s relationship with Epstein may lie within the operations of the Miss USA and Miss Teen USA pageants, which Trump owned from 1996 to 2015. “The smoking gun is Miss USA and Miss Teen USA,” Siebold stated, emphasizing his insider knowledge as a former judge who trained many winners.
Trump’s links to Epstein have been troubling and complicated, especially given Epstein’s notorious history as a financier accused of sex trafficking. The ongoing release of documents has intensified the investigation into powerful figures associated with Epstein, and Trump is no exception.
Siebold revealed that during Trump’s ownership of the Miss Universe brand, which includes the aforementioned pageants, he witnessed troubling behavior that could have severe implications. He warned, “What you’ll find will be very, very upsetting.”
Former contestants have come forward with alarming accusations. Tasha Dixon, a former Miss Arizona, recounted a disturbing incident in which Trump allegedly entered her dressing room during the 2001 competition, where several contestants were undressed. Trump has seemingly acknowledged such behavior in a 2005 interview on The Howard Stern Show, where he admitted to visiting backstage while contestants were getting ready.
Siebold advised caution for anyone looking to further investigate Trump’s involvement with these pageants, stating that the ramifications could be dangerous. “Don’t call me, I’m not going on TV and talking about this; this is very dangerous to sit on,” he cautioned.
As investigations into Epstein’s connections continue to unfold, this latest revelation raises serious questions about Trump’s past and his associations. With the public’s interest piqued and more documents expected to be released, all eyes will be on the implications of Siebold’s claims.
Stay tuned for more updates as this story develops.
