Statue of Trump in Epstein's Embrace on 'Titanic' Bow Erected Near US Congress
An unusual sculpture suddenly appeared near the US Congress building. It was placed overnight just a few steps from the Capitol. The composition depicts US President Donald Trump and financier Jeffrey Epstein standing on the bow of a ship in the pose from the famous 'Titanic' movie scene, writes Bild.
The statue is made in a golden color and refers to an episode from the 1997 film, where the character Rose stands in front of Jack on the bow of the ship, spreads her arms and seemingly "flies" over the sea.
An anonymous group calling itself The Secret Handshake claimed responsibility for installing the artwork. They named their work "King of the World". According to the group's members, they wanted to create an art object that would reflect the current moment in American history.
A plaque near the sculpture states that the monument is dedicated to the connection between Donald Trump and Jeffrey Epstein, which, it is alleged, included joint trips, high-profile parties, and other forms of acquaintance.
American millionaire Jeffrey Epstein was convicted of engaging minors in prostitution and died by suicide in prison in 2019. In the past, Trump maintained an acquaintance with him, and his name is mentioned in some documents related to the case. The mere fact of mention does not imply participation in the crime, but critics argue that US authorities are not transparent enough in publishing the materials of the so-called "Epstein files" and that some information may remain undisclosed.
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