A recent letter allegedly signed by former President Donald Trump, which reportedly mentions Jeffrey Epstein, has sparked controversy and speculation about the President's involvement with the disgraced financier. The authenticity of the letter has now come into question, with CNN's Elie Honig stating that Trump is "running out of options" in denying his ties to Epstein.

The White House has thrown its support behind a handwriting expert who claims the signature on the letter is not that of President Trump. Despite mounting evidence pointing to the contrary, the administration is maintaining its stance that the letter is a forgery.

This latest development comes on the heels of a tumultuous time for the former President, with ongoing investigations into his business dealings and personal connections. The letter in question has reignited public interest in Trump's relationship with Epstein and his alleged involvement in the scandal surrounding the disgraced financier.

As the controversy continues to unfold, many are left wondering what the future holds for Trump and whether he will be able to escape the shadow of Epstein's dark legacy.