Justice Department Releases Thousands More Epstein Documents Featuring Extensive Trump References
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Federal authorities unveiled a massive collection of additional Jeffrey Epstein-related records containing numerous mentions of Donald Trump, marking a significant contrast to earlier document releases that included minimal references to the president. The Justice Department defended Trump against what it termed baseless allegations within the files, while questions arose about the temporary removal of certain materials including photographs from the public disclosure.
Justice Department Releases Additional Epstein Documents With Trump References
The Department of Justice has disclosed a second major collection of documents related to convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein, containing significantly more references to President Donald Trump than previous releases. According to reports, this latest batch includes hundreds of mentions of the president, marking a notable increase from earlier document dumps that contained few Trump references.
The New York Times indicates that many of these references appear in media reports and other materials within the files. Sources suggest the documents reflect the period when Trump and Epstein were friends before their relationship reportedly soured.
However, the Justice Department issued a statement Tuesday morning defending the president, calling some claims in the documents "untrue and sensationalist" and characterizing them as "unfounded and false." Multiple outlets report that some materials, including photographs featuring Trump, were initially posted online Monday but were subsequently removed without immediate explanation from federal authorities.
The document release continues to generate significant public interest as investigations into Epstein's associates progress.