BREAKING At 13 she was hired for what she thought was a babysitting job. Instead, Epstein introduced her to Trump — who sexually assaulted her and punched her in the head. Most of her interviews never made it into the public Epstein files.

Robert Garcia, the top Democrat on the House Oversight Committee, sat down at the Justice Department on Monday and read the unredacted evidence logs himself.

The FBI interviewed this woman four times in 2019. Only the first interview, from July 24, is in the public database. Three interview reports and three sets of agents’ notes are not there. Fifteen documents about her were handed to Ghislaine Maxwell’s lawyers before her trial. Seven were published.

The gap is visible in the numbering. Every released page carries a unique stamp, and the one published interview ends at one number while the next document the department posted picks up more than 50 pages later.

An FBI slide deck prepared in July 2025, after the department had announced it would release nothing further, records the allegation: Epstein introduced her to Trump, who sexually assaulted her, then punched her in the head and threw her out. She was between 13 and 15. Agents marked most tip-line claims about Trump as not credible. This one they sent to the FBI’s Washington field office “to conduct interview.”

The Justice Department says “NOTHING has been deleted,” that anything unpublished is a duplicate, privileged, or part of an ongoing federal investigation, and accused Democrats of “manufacturing outrage from their radical anti-Trump base.”

Oversight Democrats answered that FBI interviews with a survivor who says Trump assaulted her as a child aren’t duplicates and shouldn’t be privileged. “Are you saying there’s an active, ongoing federal investigation into President Trump?”

In the single interview that was published, the woman identified Epstein using a widely circulated photo of him with Trump. She cropped it first. Her attorney told agents she was worried about implicating well-known people, out of fear of retaliation. The report ends with the agents noting she became too emotional to continue.

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