Overview
- Officials posted 16 pages summarizing three 2019 FBI interviews in which a woman alleged Trump sexually assaulted her as a young teen after being introduced by Jeffrey Epstein, with no public corroboration in the records.
- The White House rejected the claim as completely baseless and noted Trump has not been charged in the matter.
- FBI notes say agents sought follow‑ups in 2019, but the woman declined to elaborate and later broke off contact, and there is no indication the allegation led to charges.
- DOJ said the interviews were previously withheld after being incorrectly coded as duplicates, identified about a dozen similar errors, and also released five prosecution memos with redactions.
- House Oversight voted to subpoena Attorney General Pam Bondi over the department’s handling of the disclosures, and NPR reports 37 related pages still do not appear in the public archive.