Newly released Epstein Files record serious allegations involving Donald Trump, including claims of forced oral sex and murder, while official assessments state that key reports were reviewed and labeled false.
According to the documents, complaints submitted in 2020 through the National Threat Operations Centre alleged that underage girls were brought by Jeffrey Epstein to events described as Calendar girl parties at Mar-a-Lago. The complaint accused Trump of sexual abuse of minors, including allegations of forcing oral sex and conducting inappropriate physical examinations in the presence of other guests. FBI records included in the release state that this report was reviewed and categorized as false.
The files also include an FBI agent’s summary of a separate complaint involving a woman identified as caller and her friend, victim-1. The caller alleged that her friend wanted to meet Trump and was approached at Trump Plaza by an unknown man who offered an introduction. The friend reportedly accepted a drink and later awoke injured, with no memory of how she arrived in the room, and believed she had been raped. The report states that victim-1 later disappeared and was eventually identified as deceased, but the documents do not present verified findings directly linking the incident to Trump.
Another complaint recorded in the files alleged a sex trafficking operation at a Trump golf course in Los Angeles and claimed that some girls went missing and were rumored to have been murdered. These claims are documented as unverified and without corroborating evidence.
Deputy Attorney General Todd Blanche announced the release of thousands of Epstein-related documents, noting that the material largely consists of raw complaints, tips, and internal assessments rather than confirmed conclusions.
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