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Jeffrey Epstein’s former prison cellmate believes Donald Trump "deliberately" exposed the late pedophile to violence. Convicted quadruple murdererNicholas Tartaglione alleged in a pardon/commutation petition last summer that the Trump administration wanted Epstein "dead.
The more than 3 million files that were released reveal how business titans looked the other way at the convicted sex offender's history.
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What the new Epstein files say about Trump: Updates
The latest Epstein files include unverified sexual assault claims against Trump, among thousands of other mentions. Here’s everything we’ve learned.
Jeffrey Epstein’s prison cellmate claims to have evidence that the Trump administration wanted the disgraced financier dead and left him unprotected “on purpose,” according to a document obtained by the Daily Beast.
Jeffrey Epstein had plans to visit "all the Trump boys" in 2016 — more than a decade after Donald Trump claimed their friendship ended. The convicted s-- offender, who died behind bars in 2019, sent an email about the visit to biotech venture capitalist Boris Nikolic in 2016.
President Donald Trump is mentioned more than 1,000 times in the three million Jeffrey Epstein documents released Friday, after the president initially resisted the effort. While some of the references are benign,
Is a photo that shows Donald Trump and Jeffrey Epstein with young girls and boys authentic and part of the Department of Justice's publicly released Epstein files? No, that's not true: The image
Donald Trump says it's 'time for the country to move on' from the Jeffrey Epstein files, claiming 'nothing came out about me' after new documents were released.
The rumor spread soon after the Department of Justice released more than 3 million files related to Jeffrey Epstein.
Documents indicate that Navy Secretary John Phelan was a passenger on Jeffrey Epstein’s Boeing 727 for two transatlantic flights in 2006.
The US Department of Justice released its largest batch of Jeffrey Epstein files, totalling nearly 3.5 million pages, images, and videos, marking the end of its legal review under the Transparency Act.