Epstein’s Brother DROPS Christmas BOMBSHELL That Puts Trump in Immediate Trouble
New controversy has erupted around the Jeffrey Epstein files after the Department of Justice removed several photos from its website, including at least one showing Donald Trump. The DOJ says the materials are still under review and being redacted “out of an abundance of caution,” but lawmakers are questioning why items disappeared after a legal release deadline. Senator Dick Durbin has announced an investigation into whether the DOJ violated the law.
At the same time, Epstein’s brother, Mark Epstein, has made explosive allegations. In interviews and an FBI complaint filed in 2023—now public due to the document release—Mark claims Jeffrey Epstein had damaging information about Trump and that Trump lied about the extent of their relationship. Mark alleges they were close in the 1990s and that Trump contacted Epstein after the 2016 election, fearing what Epstein knew.
Most controversially, Mark Epstein claims he believes Jeffrey Epstein was murdered to prevent him from naming powerful individuals, and he alleges Trump authorized it. The DOJ has officially called these claims “false and sensational,” stating there is no evidence to support them.
While no proof backs the murder allegation, its inclusion in official FBI records, combined with disappearing DOJ materials, has intensified political scrutiny and fueled calls for transparency as Congress reviews thousands of newly released Epstein-related documents.
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