Former President Bill Clinton blindsided his own aides ahead of Moroccan King Mohammed VI’s 2002 wedding by insisting on bringing two personal guests — Jeffrey Epstein and Ghislaine Maxwell — to the royal ceremony.
Newly revealed photos now cement the disgrace, showing Clinton escorting a child sex trafficker and his fixer into one of the world’s most exclusive royal events.
Clinton, who had earned goodwill in the North African nation by attending the funeral of the king’s father, Hassan II, while president three years prior.
“[Clinton] brought them as guests to a king’s wedding. I mean, it almost sounds made up,” said one source told the New York Post. “How many times in your life have you been invited as a guest of a guest at a wedding?”
The request was seen by members of Clinton’s own team as rude and has been a subject of discussion in Democratic circles for more than two decades.
The account is surfacing as Clinton downplays his ties to Epstein — and as the Justice Department faces a congressionally mandated deadline today to release all files on the child trafficker’s crimes.
A second source said the 42nd president’s staff “insisted” and “pushed” to bring Maxwell, currently serving a 20-year prison sentence for sex-trafficking conspiracy and other offenses, and Epstein, who died in jail in August 2019 while awaiting his own trial on federal sex-trafficking charges.
“[Former first lady] Hillary [Clinton] was in the Senate, so she couldn’t go. Chelsea very much wanted to go, and the president very much wanted to go,” said the second person.
“The idea that they would take [Epstein] was a head-scratcher. But nonetheless, the Clinton office moved forward and made this request … to bring these two guests, and that’s what happened.”
It’s unclear what exactly the Moroccan king’s aides said upon receiving the request, but “obviously they said yes,” and the ex-president joined Epstein and Maxwell aboard the financier’s Lolita Express private jet for a flight to Morocco. Chelsea Clinton, then a student at Oxford University, traveled independently.
“What kind of person would impose [and] bring someone to a wedding?” the second source asked rhetorically. “In my own family, unless you’re married or engaged, you’re not bringing a guest.”
Meanwhile, disturbing Epstein photos have also surfaced featuring quotes from Vladimir Nabokov’s 1955 controversial novel of a pedophile preying on a young girl.
“She was Dolores on the dotted line,” reads one quote, apparently written in felt-tip pen along the curve of an unidentified woman’s spine.
“She was Lo, plain Lo, in the morning, standing four feet ten in one sock,” reads another quote written on the instep of a woman’s left foot, while a copy of the novel can be seen in the background.
“She was Lola in slacks,” reads a quote inscribed on what appears to be a right hip, while the side of a woman’s neck contains the phrase: “She was Dolly at school.”
Globalist billionaire Bill Gates, whose wife Melinda divorced him over his Epstein ties, is pictured in a new photo with an unknown female.
