Jeffrey Epstein Birthday Book Features Drawing of Him Giving Young Girls Balloons — Next to Sexualized Sketch By Liam Quinn 24

A suggestive drawing appearing to show Jeffrey Epstein giving balloons to little girls was found in a birthday book released by Congress.

The drawing was featured in a book given to Epstein for his 50th birthday in 2003 and also contains letters from friends and associates, including an apparent suggestive note signed by Donald Trump.

The drawing shows the disgraced financier holding three balloons and a lollipop and appearing to offer them to three young-looking girls, with “1983” written on the bottom.

On the same page in the book was a second drawing appearing to show an older Epstein being given a sexually suggestive massage from four scantily clad women, including one who had Epstein’s initials on her backside.

In the background, a jet featuring the tail number for Epstein’s “Lolita Express” can be seen flying over a tropical estate. Written below the second drawing is “2003.”

It is not clear who made the drawings found in the book, which is over 200 pages long.

On Monday, Sept. 9, the Democrats on the House Oversight Committee released an image of the letter and drawing signed by Trump, which is also in the book. The existence of the Trump note was first reported by the Wall Street Journal and denied by the president.

The note also features what seems to be an imagined conversation between Trump and Epstein. In it, Trump says, “We have certain things in common, Jeffrey.”

“Yes, we do, come to think of it,” the imagined Epstein responds.

Prior to the note’s release by Congress, Trump vehemently denied that the note was real and sued the paper, claiming defamation.

The White House did not return a request for comment from PEOPLE.

Epstein died by suicide in a Manhattan jail in 2019 after being arrested on sex trafficking charges. Before his death, he was known for his high-profile associations with Trump, former President Bill Clinton and Britain’s Prince Andrew.