Full Breakdown
FBI Intake Report Allegations Linking Donald Trump to Underage Sex Parties at a Golf Course
6/10/2026, 6:38:29 AM
Core Event
On June 21 2021 the FBI’s National Threat Operations Center logged a tip in the Jeffrey Epstein file that alleged President Donald Trump knew about and financially supported underage sex parties at an unnamed Trump-owned golf course. The caller claimed to possess recordings of Trump, Jeffrey Epstein and Ghislaine Maxwell discussing “marketing strategies” for high-profile sex parties, and asserted that revenue from the club funded those events. Additional accusations included three alleged murders of girls aged 12-14 and the burial of victims behind the course’s 19th hole.
Background & Context
Trump and Epstein moved in overlapping Palm Beach and New York social circles during the 1980s and 1990s, a relationship documented in multiple investigations. The Justice Department’s recent release of Epstein-related records has surfaced numerous unverified leads, including the present tip, which appears to be the only source for the golf-course allegations.
Data & Statistics
- Report date: June 21 2021.
- Alleged victims: girls aged 12-14.
- Alleged murders: three separate instances, with bodies purportedly buried near the 19th hole.
- Alleged financial link: club revenue used to fund the parties.
- No physical evidence or recordings have been publicly disclosed.
Official Statements & Responses
The FBI intake form notes that such reports “memorialize information provided by tipsters regardless of whether it is ultimately substantiated.” The Department of Justice has not indicated that the allegations were corroborated or that any investigation proceeded beyond the intake. The White House declined to comment, and did not respond to a press inquiry from the Miami News Times.
Criticism & Opposition
Federal investigators have treated the tipster with skepticism. Other FBI summaries released by the Justice Department have labeled similar complainants “not credible.” No excavation of the golf course or forensic analysis has been reported, and no criminal charges have been filed against Trump related to these claims.
Conflicting Reports & Gaps
- The tipster asserts the existence of recordings and murders, yet no such evidence has been produced.
- FBI documentation does not identify the specific golf course, leaving the location ambiguous.
- While the caller claimed ties to the Sinaloa Cartel and involvement in a camera system for Maxwell, the report provides no verification of these connections.
Verbatim Quotes
- “marketing strategies” for high-profile sex parties held at a Trump golf course. — Anonymous tipster (as described in FBI intake report)
- “triggered” as a victim. — Anonymous tipster (FBI intake report)
- “not credible” — Justice Department assessment (reported by The Times)
- “information, investigative leads, witness statements, and unverified claims that federal investigators have collected over the years.” — Natasha Yee, reporter, Miami News Times
What’s Next
The Justice Department continues to publish documents from the Epstein investigation, which may reveal additional leads or prompt further inquiry. Analysts note that future releases could either substantiate or further discredit the unverified allegations contained in this intake report.
