Jeffrey Epstein’s former butler has broken years of silence, delivering new revelations about the late sex offender’s long association with former President Bill Clinton—an association that continues to raise eyebrows amid congressional subpoenas and fresh investigative scrutiny.

Speaking to The Telegraph, Valdson Vieira Cotrin recounted the first time he met Clinton in Paris while retrieving Epstein from Le Bourget airport. Clinton, traveling aboard Epstein’s infamous Boeing 727-100—nicknamed the “Lolita Express”—had just returned from a trip to Africa the financier described as a humanitarian mission.

At the time, Epstein introduced Cotrin to “the president.” Expecting George W. Bush, Cotrin was stunned to find himself face-to-face with Bush’s predecessor. “I was trembling as it’s not every day you meet someone of that stature,” Cotrin recalled.

Cotrin worked for Epstein for 18 years, describing the financier’s life during the early 2000s as a “merry-go-round” of young women. “Two arrived and two left every day,” he said, adding that Epstein “loved life too much” to have killed himself in 2019 while awaiting trial for sex trafficking underage girls—a death authorities ruled a suicide.

The Times of London published a dated photograph of Cotrin standing alongside Clinton, as well as accounts linking the former president to multiple Epstein trips between 2001 and 2003—flight logs showing as many as 26 flights.

During a 2002 trip to London, Clinton and Epstein—joined by actor Kevin Spacey and Ghislaine Maxwell—visited Buckingham Palace at Prince Andrew’s invitation.

Records show Epstein donated $10,000 to the White House Historical Association in 1993 and attended a reception with the Clintons. Federal Election Commission filings also reveal $1,000 in contributions to Clinton’s 1992 campaign and $20,000 to Hillary Clinton’s 2000 Senate bid.

After leaving office, Clinton traveled extensively with Epstein on trips described as Clinton Foundation missions, visiting Siberia, Morocco, China, and Armenia. Their relationship appeared to end after 2005, when Epstein was first charged in Florida for prostitution involving a minor.

Despite repeated denials of knowing about Epstein’s crimes, Clinton and his wife were subpoenaed last week to testify before Congress in connection with the expanding Epstein investigation. The subpoena cites a widely circulated photograph allegedly showing Clinton receiving a massage from one of Epstein’s victims.

Epstein’s Manhattan townhouse contained another strange Clinton connection: a portrait depicting the former president in the Oval Office wearing high heels and a blue dress resembling the one worn by Monica Lewinsky during their infamous affair.

Cotrin, who now lives quietly in France, keeps a photograph of himself and Clinton aboard the “Lolita Express” as a reminder of his years with “Monsieur.” The butler’s testimony adds to mounting evidence of how deeply intertwined Clinton was with Epstein’s globe-trotting lifestyle—and how much the American public still doesn’t know.