Epstein Files Alleging Trump Assault On Schoolgirl Is Out!
US authorities released withheld FBI memos alleging Donald Trump assaulted a schoolgirl in the 1980s, sparking controversy over Epstein Files suppression and political accountability.
WASHINGTON, March 8 — Newly released FBI documents have reignited controversy surrounding the Epstein Files, revealing allegations that Donald Trump assaulted a schoolgirl in the 1980s. The memos, previously withheld from the Department of Justice’s (DOJ) massive release of Epstein-related records, detail interviews conducted with an unidentified woman shortly after Jeffrey Epstein’s 2019 arrest for sex trafficking.
According to the FBI 302 reports, the woman claimed Epstein began abusing her at age 13 and arranged encounters with other men, including Trump. She alleged that during one meeting in “New York or New Jersey,” Trump attempted to force her to perform oral sex. When she resisted by biting him, she said Trump struck her and ordered her removal.
The woman told investigators she had received threatening calls over the years warning her to remain silent, which she believed were linked to Epstein or possibly Trump. Despite four interviews between August and October 2019, only one summary was initially included in the DOJ’s public release. The omission fueled accusations of a cover-up, particularly after Democrats charged Attorney General Pam Bondi with suppressing sensitive allegations.
Trump Assault On Schoolgirl
The DOJ has since explained that the files were “incorrectly coded as duplicates” and not deliberately withheld. Officials now insist all withheld documents are being reviewed and released in compliance with the Epstein Files Transparency Act.
Trump has consistently denied any wrongdoing related to Epstein, and White House press secretary Karoline Leavitt dismissed the allegations as “baseless accusations backed by zero credible evidence.” She emphasized that the DOJ had known of the claims for years but never pursued charges, arguing this demonstrated their lack of credibility.
The timing of the release has raised eyebrows, coinciding with heightened global tensions as US and Israeli forces conduct operations against Iran. Critics argue the disclosure was strategically delayed to minimize political fallout.
On Capitol Hill, bipartisan frustration has grown. A House committee recently voted to subpoena Bondi, demanding answers about the handling of the Epstein Files. Democrats, led by Representative Robert Garcia, accused the DOJ of deliberately withholding damaging material, vowing to “end this White House cover-up.”
Epstein, who died in custody in 2019, remains a central figure in ongoing investigations into sex trafficking and elite networks. The latest revelations underscore the enduring controversy surrounding his connections and the political sensitivities tied to the release of government records.
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