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DOJ Scrubs Epstein-Trump Files Amid Disturbing Allegations

1/30/2026

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The Department of Justice reportedly removed files related to Jeffrey Epstein and Donald Trump from its website shortly after their release.
Deputy Attorney General Todd Blanche announced the release of about 3 million Epstein documents, but some mentioning Trump became inaccessible within an hour.
Archived details include allegations from a woman claiming she was forced to perform oral sex on Trump at ages 13-14.
Other complaints suggest Trump made disturbing remarks about Epstein and was involved in abusive situations, raising serious concerns about his past conduct.

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The Department of Justice reportedly removed files related to Jeffrey Epstein and Donald Trump from its website shortly after their release.
Deputy Attorney General Todd Blanche announced the release of about 3 million Epstein documents, but some mentioning Trump became inaccessible within an hour.
Archived details include allegations from a woman claiming she was forced to perform oral sex on Trump at ages 13-14.
Other complaints suggest Trump made disturbing remarks about Epstein and was involved in abusive situations, raising serious concerns about his past conduct.