A fresh controversy is erupting around the Jeffrey Epstein document dump after reports revealed that dozens of files tied to a shocking allegation against President Donald Trump still have not been made public.
According to a report from The Post and Courier, the Justice Department has released millions of Epstein-related records, but roughly 30 pages listed in an internal DOJ trial evidence inventory remain under seal. Those withheld documents are reportedly connected to allegations from a South Carolina woman who told the FBI that Epstein trafficked her and introduced her to Trump when she was around 13 years old in 1984.
The woman’s allegations are explosive. In redacted FBI interview records that were released, she claimed Trump assaulted her after Epstein brought her to either New York or New Jersey decades ago. She alleged that Trump forced her to perform a sexual act and then struck her in the head after she fought back.
The accusation has fueled new questions about why those additional records have not been released, especially as the Justice Department has repeatedly promoted the Epstein file rollout as a major transparency effort. Critics are now asking whether key documents were intentionally held back because they involve deeply damaging claims against the sitting president.
The woman was interviewed by the FBI three separate times in 2019, shortly after Epstein was arrested on federal child sex trafficking charges. But those interviews were not included in the initial wave of released Epstein records, raising more suspicion about what exactly remains hidden.
Her claims did not stop with Trump. She also alleged that Epstein repeatedly abused her in Hilton Head, South Carolina, and said a third man, identified by The Post and Courier as businessman Jimmy Atkins, also assaulted her. While the paper said it could not verify her allegations of assault against Trump, Epstein, or Atkins, investigators reportedly were able to corroborate several details she gave about Atkins, including his ties to Ohio, his physical appearance, and his connection to Hilton Head.
That partial corroboration has only intensified interest in the unreleased material.
One of the most graphic claims in the FBI files centers on the woman’s recollection that Epstein brought her to a “very tall building with huge rooms,” where she said Trump ordered others to leave before allegedly assaulting her. She told investigators that she bit him during the encounter, and that he responded by punching her.
Trump has long denied any wrongdoing connected to Epstein and has repeatedly said he was unaware of the financier’s crimes before they became public. The White House has strongly rejected the woman’s claims, calling them false and baseless.
Press secretary Karoline Leavitt previously blasted the allegation, describing the accuser as a troubled woman with a criminal record and insisting the claims had already been discredited. She also argued that the Biden Justice Department had years to pursue the matter and took no action because, in her words, Trump “did absolutely nothing wrong.”
Still, the existence of unreleased records tied to such serious allegations is likely to keep this story alive. With Trump once again under the political microscope and Epstein’s shadow still hanging over powerful figures, the unanswered question is becoming harder to ignore: what is in the files the public still has not seen?
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Where would a 13 year old girl’s PARENTS have been ??? Allowing her near Epstein???
He\’s guilty lock him up now.