Elon Musk, Howard Lutnick Among Stars On DC’s ‘Epstein Walk Of Shame’ | EUROtoday

A variety of Donald Trump’s allies have been acknowledged on the “Jeffrey Epstein Walk of Shame,” a pop-up show within the nation’s capital highlighting ties between distinguished figures and the late convicted intercourse offender.

The show, which MS NOW’s Emily Hung flagged only a brief stroll from the White House on Sunday, contains “Hollywood Walk of Fame”-like stars within the type of stickers on the sidewalk in Washington, D.C.’s Farragut Square.

The stickers embrace QR codes that, when scanned, hyperlink to articles on an individual’s connection to Epstein or to paperwork from the Justice Department’s library of information on the late convicted intercourse offender, Hung famous.

It’s unclear who’s behind the “Walk of Shame” show.

Epstein, his confederate Ghislaine Maxwell and others resembling billionaire Trump donor Dan Snyder, ex-Treasury Secretary Larry Summers and former Victoria Secret’s CEO Les Wexner are amongst these named within the show, per images snapped by Brendan Smialowski for Getty Images.

Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick, an previous neighbor of the financier who exchanged emails with him even after his 2008 conviction on fees of intercourse trafficking minors and traveled to Epstein’s personal island along with his spouse for lunch in 2012, is featured within the show.

Last month, Lutnick confirmed that he and his spouse had lunch with Epstein whereas insisting that he “barely had anything to do” in any other case with the late convicted intercourse offender.

Other names on the “Walk of Shame” embrace Steve Bannon and Elon Musk, the latter of whom appeared to have his star torn aside on Sunday, in response to a publish on X from D.C. freelance photographer Andrew Leyden.

Musk, who notably dropped a “big bomb” that Trump was named within the Epstein information as his relationship with the president hit rocky roads final 12 months, contacted the financier one Christmas to occasion and “let loose” versus a “peaceful island experience,” DOJ’s information present.

Musk has since denied attending Epstein’s events.

Others named within the DOJ’s information who’ve stars within the show embrace Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor — the disgraced British royal previously often known as Prince Andrew — and ex-President Bill Clinton, who lately pressured in a deposition to lawmakers that he had “no idea of the crimes Epstein was committing.”

The “Walk of Shame” show arrives months after a faux-bronze statue depicting Epstein and Trump holding arms and frolicking collectively appeared on the National Mall in September.

Trump socialized and appeared in a number of images with the late convicted intercourse offender. He’s denied any wrongdoing and he has not been implicated in Epstein’s crimes.

The Epstein-Trump statue, regardless of having permits to be on show longer, was taken down by U.S. Park Police shortly after its preliminary set up. It was reinstalled in Washington in October and November.