Epstein DOJ files contain unproven trafficking allegations against Trump

Handwritten documents released as part of the U.S. Department of Justice's files related to Jeffrey Epstein contain unproven allegations involving Donald Trump. The documents, which include witness statements and intake notes, describe claims of involvement in sex trafficking networks involving Epstein and Saudi interests.

One specific handwritten note alleges that Trump was involved in the sale of young women. Another passage describes a conversation regarding a pregnant woman, where the text claims Trump expressed concern about losing money if women became pregnant and discussed the possibility of selling a child.

While the documents are authentic parts of the DOJ's Epstein-related records, the allegations remain unproven. Some reports note inconsistencies within the text, such as a timeline discrepancy suggesting an alleged incident occurred in 1967, a period when Epstein would have been 14 and Trump approximately 20 or 21.