Trump named 15 times in Epstein files accused of ‘orgy parties’ | World | News
Donald Trump’s name appears at least 15 times in the new Epstein files, which contain numerous allegations including “rape.” Emails In the allegations against the US President, it is stated that a woman was “forced to perform oral sex” on him approximately 35 years ago. They were said to have been 13 or 14 years old at the time and bit Mr Trump. “They were allegedly hit in the face after laughing at him biting President Trump,” the papers added.
Mr Trump is also accused of attending “massive orgies” with former US President Bill Clinton “with young girls and older Victoria’s Secret models”. A complainant “reported” Donald Trump He regularly participated in paying her to force her to have sex with him, the documents stated.
The files later alleged that Mr. Trump hosted so-called “calendar girls” parties at Mar-a-lago. There is an allegation that “Jeffrey Epstein would bring the children and Trump would auction them off.” “He measured the children’s vulvas and vaginas by inserting his finger and rated the children for firmness,” the documents said.
The allegations contained in the unsealed documents echo a civil lawsuit filed in 2016 under the pseudonym “Katie Johnson” (later “Jane Doe”), accusing Trump and Epstein of raping a 13-year-old girl at parties hosted by Epstein in New York in 1994. This case involved similar actions: Trump allegedly tied the plaintiff to the bed, forcibly raped her, and threatened her family if she talked, while Epstein also raped the girl. anally and vaginally.
The 2016 lawsuit was filed in California and New York courts but was voluntarily dismissed without prejudice, reportedly due to threats against the plaintiff, and no charges were brought. Trump’s team called the allegations “categorically false” at the time.
The new filing appears to contain an expanded or related lead that includes additional details not included in the 2016 case, such as Mar-a-Lago “auctions,” genital measurements, and the involvement of figures such as Musk and Trump’s children. However, these elements were not confirmed in other published files.
The Justice Department has publicly labeled similar tips about Trump in the Epstein files as “false and sensational,” noting that they were submitted to the FBI around the 2020 election, often anonymously, without any evidence. Officials emphasized that there were no documents showing Trump was being investigated for abuse of power, and that references to Trump in previous parties (such as flights on Epstein’s plane in the 1990s) did not imply criminal involvement.
Fact-checkers described such claims as unsupported and noted that although Trump and Epstein had been acquaintances for years (Trump once called Epstein a “great guy” before distancing himself following Epstein’s 2008 conviction), there was no corroborated evidence that Trump participated in Epstein’s crimes.
Trump claimed that some of the Epstein files were “fake” or doctored by political opponents; However, many documents, including old documents mentioning him, had been made public for years without proving the allegations of abuse. The DOJ’s posts have faced criticism for redactions and missing files, including some photos featuring Trump that reportedly disappeared from the site shortly after upload.
