Another day, another Epstein bombshell involving Tr*mp & a witness the FBI interviewed in 2021

Yesterday, the DOJ explained that they would not be releasing any further Epstein files, but the people are already calling BS on Bondi’s claim that we’ve seen everything there is to see.

For weeks now, independent journalists, online sleuths, and citizens have been combing through the millions of pages of files, and last week, Congress got to see the unredacted entries that reportedly feature D*n*ld Tr*mp over 1 million times. No wonder the DOJ is eager to take the “transparency” out of the Epstein Files Transparency Act.

But there’s a problem here: not only is Tr*mp’s name all over the unredacted files, but one FBI report puts him directly in the hot seat, per an Epstein victim whose past testimony against Tr*mp was found credible… and then seemingly dropped???

How about we take this to the next level?

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One of the more salacious claims in the recent file drop involved an underage girl being introduced to Tr*mp by Epstein between the years of 1983 and 1985.

According to the witness, Tr*mp allegedly attempted to force her to perform oral sex, and she responded by biting his member. He then punched her and threw her out. She was between 13 and 15 years old.

The same victim states that she was allegedly taken to “intimate gatherings” in New York where she was introduced to and preyed upon by more powerful men. She told FBI that she feared retaliation from Tr*mp specifically, and that she had only ever discussed this part of her life with two other people, one of which was her mother, long deceased by the time of the interview.

The other part of the testimony—which has Tr*mp saying to Epstein of the victim, “this is good one, huh?”—came from one of the witnesses who played a crucial role in convicting Ghislaine Maxwell.

Needless to say, this intel contradicts the White House narrative that Tr*mp was never credibly accused by an Epstein witness.

The story shows up several times in the files, and matches the details given by a victim and her lawyer interviewed in July 2019. These details were filed on August 8th of that year. Coincidentally, Epstein was found dead in his cell the next day. A woman whose information and timeline matches the victim’s later won a settlement against his estate in 2021.

Reporter Roger Sollenberger first brought this to light on Saturday in a Substack post.

“The allegations and FBI interview are landmark revelations,” he writes, “undermining the White House’s protestations that Tr*mp hasn’t been accused of wrongdoing and showing instead that the U.S. government has been aware of a credible Tr*mp accuser in the Epstein files.”

The alleged details about the interactions between Tr*mp, Epstein, and the underage victim have been circulating since the first file drop in December, in a page with half the testimony redacted. Sollenberger was able to give an apparent timeline of events that confirm the victim from the original tip spoke to FBI with her lawyer just before Epstein’s death.

Last week, Pam Bondi swore that there was zero credible evidence concerning Tr*mp’s encounters with Epstein victims. Surprise! It would appear that she lied, which has basically become her entire job description at this point. The apparent cover up continues, but make no mistake: the hot seat is only getting hotter for Tr*mp and his accomplices.

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