New documents from the ‘Epstein Files’ reveal

Washington (USA) – The United States Department of Justice has released new documents related to the notorious sex offender Jeffrey Epstein. These documents refer to an interview given by a victim. In it, she claimed that Epstein had introduced her to Donald Trump and that Trump sexually exploited her. At that time, she was a minor.
The US investigative agency, the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI), had conducted four interviews related to the woman’s claims. However, the government released the summary of only one interview, in which the victim had made allegations only against Epstein. Since the other three interviews were missing, opponents raised questions. Investigating officials have now stated that those three interviews were mistakenly treated as ‘duplicates’ and were therefore not examined. Upon review, the allegations against Trump have now come to light.
Information allegedly concealed to prevent harm to Trump
Leaders of the opposition Democratic Party in the United States have raised questions about the manner in which the Epstein-related documents were handled by the Trump administration. They allege that the Trump administration suppressed information related to the Epstein investigation that could have harmed Trump.
Trump mentioned 38 thousand times in the ‘Epstein Files’
Trump’s name reportedly appears more than 38 thousand times in the ‘Epstein Files’. There are also references to 7–8 trips made on Epstein’s private aircraft during the 1990s. Trump’s name is also included in the guest list of Epstein’s Mar-a-Lago Club.
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