Federal investigators allegedly eliminated or concealed numerous documents from the Jeffrey Epstein case files that contained references to President Trump and sexual misconduct allegations, according to a new investigation by NPR.
The probe discovered that the Department of Justice either erased or refused to release dozens of pages from Epstein-related materials that mentioned the president in connection with sexual abuse claims.
This revelation raises questions about transparency in the handling of sensitive government documents related to the high-profile Epstein case, which has drawn national attention due to its connections to prominent political and business figures.
