Justice Department Allegedly Hid Trump Allegations From Epstein Files: Report
Criminal Justice,Jeffrey Epstein,Investigations,Justice Department,Donald Trump,Allegation,Transparency,Sexual Misconduct
A bombshell report is accusing the U.S. Department of Justice of removing hundreds of pages of files related to late sex trafficker Jeffrey Epstein that mention President Donald Trump, including allegations of sexual misconduct.
A report from NPR, based on a review of serial numbers, internal FBI documents, discovery logs, and the publicly posted Epstein files database, found that more than 50 pages appear to have been catalogued by the DOJ but not publicly released despite a statutory requirement to make the files available.
Among the records reportedly withheld are FBI interview notes with two women whose interviews had references to Trump when he was a private citizen and whom the agency interviewed in connection with Epstein and Ghislaine Maxwell investigations...
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