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   Explosive Epstein files accuse Trump of raping 13-year-old boy, murdering a   
   newborn   
      
      
   Donald Trump has landed in hot soup as a newly released batch of documents   
   from the US Justice Department highlights allegations that the US President   
   raped a 13-year-old girl. The fresh cache of Epstein files released on Friday   
   (Jan 30) has reignited controversy around President Donald Trump and his past   
   links to convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein, more so thanks to explosive   
   claims of rape and even a murder the POTUS was an accessory to. The   
   sensational claims briefly disappeared from the DOJ website after being   
   released, a disappearance which didn't go unnoticed. The damning claims   
   reappeared hours later, with the DOJ saying that the shocking allegations   
   against the POTUS were "down due to overload and is back online.” Here's all   
   you need to know.   
      
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   Among the files is an explosive allegation of rape involving a 13-year-old   
   girl, recorded in an FBI tip sheet from August last year. The claim is part   
   of a large database of unverified reports submitted to the FBI by members of   
   the public. The material comes from an FBI spreadsheet linked to an   
   investigation into the Alexander brothers, wealthy Florida siblings currently   
   facing sex trafficking charges. The spreadsheet catalogues tips received by   
   the bureau, along with brief notes on whether or how agents followed them up.   
      
   One entry describes a woman claiming that her friend was forced to perform   
   oral sex on Trump roughly 35 years ago in New Jersey, when she was allegedly   
   13 or 14 years old. The report says the girl was also abused by Epstein and   
   that she was struck after biting Trump. In the column labelled “response”,   
   the FBI noted that the caller was contacted and the lead forwarded to its   
   Washington office for interview. No outcome is recorded.   
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   Other allegations against Trump in the file   
      
   One of the more shocking claims against the POTUS alleges that he was   
   complicit in the murder of a newborn child, which may have been born from   
   sexual acts paid for by Trump and others.   
      
   Another tip by an unidentified complainant claims “she was a victim and   
   witness to a sex trafficking ring at the Trump Golf Course in Rancho Palos   
   Verdes, CA between 1995- 1996”. The complainant alleged that Ghislaine   
   Maxwell acted as a “madam and broker” at sex parties there.   
      
   “Complainant reported being threatened by Trump’s then head of security that,   
   if she ever talked of what went on there or who she saw, he would end up as   
   fertiliser for the back nine holes like the other c--ts’.” In that case, the   
   FBI wrote that the complainant was “spoken to and deemed not credible”.   
      
   Other entries include claims about "calendar girls" parties at Mar-a-Lago,   
   where "Jeffrey Epstein would bring the children in, and Trump would auction   
   them off".   
      
   It also contains references to a limousine driver alleging knowledge of   
   victims linked to both Trump and Epstein. Several tips were either impossible   
   to verify or were not pursued further due to a lack of contact information.   
   White House calls rape allegations "unfounded"   
      
   The White House has dismissed the allegations as “unfounded and false”. Trump   
   has consistently denied any wrongdoing related to Epstein and has said he cut   
   ties with the financier long before his arrest.   
      
   Asked about the latest allegations, the White House referred reporters to a   
   statement from the Department of Justice, which warned that the document   
   release included unverified and potentially false material.   
      
   “This production may include fake or falsely submitted images, documents or   
   videos, as everything that was sent to the FBI by the public was included in   
   the production that is responsive to the Act,” the statement said.   
      
   In an apparent attempt to dismiss the claims as a smear campaign before the   
   2020 elections, it added, "Some of the documents contain untrue and   
   sensationalist claims against President Trump that were submitted to the FBI   
   right before the 2020 election". The department added that if any claims had   
   real credibility, they would already have been “weaponised” against Trump in   
   past investigations or political battles.   
      
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