In a recent development regarding the unsealed files on Jeffrey Epstein, it has been confirmed that Donald Trump did not visit Epstein's home or island and did not have any contact with underage girls.
The confirmation comes from a witness examination during which Johanna Sjoberg was asked if Trump had ever engaged in sexual contact with her. Sjoberg unequivocally replied, "No."
These revelations are part of the trove of documents, specifically page 112 of document 1320-12, that have been made available to the public. The files shed light on the interactions and associations of various individuals connected to Epstein.
In a separate set of documents released in 2019, Laura Menninger, the attorney representing Epstein's alleged victims, questioned Virginia Giuffre about her interactions with journalist Sharon Churcher. Churcher had previously covered the Epstein case and was subpoenaed for defamation related to her reports. Menninger specifically asked Giuffre if any of Churcher's stories about Trump contained inaccuracies.
When presented with the text of Churcher's reports, Giuffre marked a passage that read, "He didn't partake in any sex with any of us but he flirted with me. He'd laugh and tell Jeffrey, 'you've got the life.'" Giuffre clarified that it was not true that Trump had flirted with her, stating, "Donald Trump never flirted with me." She also denied making the statement attributed to her in Churcher's report.
Furthermore, in a screenshot shared by Jack Posobiec, Menninger asked Giuffre if she had ever witnessed Trump and Epstein together. Giuffre's response was a straightforward "No."
Giuffre also stated that she could not recall ever seeing Trump at Epstein's island, his home in New Mexico, or in New York.
These newly unsealed documents provide further evidence that Donald Trump had no involvement in Epstein's illicit activities. The testimony from witnesses and the absence of any corroborating evidence strongly support the conclusion that Trump had no connection to Epstein's crimes.
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