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FBI Interviews on Trump’s Alleged Sexual Abuse Released by Justice Department

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The U.S. Department of Justice has made public three FBI interviews related to sexual assault allegations against President Donald Trump, which were previously omitted from a larger set of documents concerning Jeffrey Epstein. These interviews include accounts from a woman who claims Epstein abused her from the age of 13 and accused Trump of sexual assault. The Justice Department has not clarified why these interviews were initially withheld but is reviewing the situation to determine if any documents were misclassified. This release follows criticism regarding the department's editing process and the handling of sensitive information, including identities of victims.

Key Details: • Three FBI interviews regarding Trump were released online by the DOJ. • The allegations involve a woman who claimed abuse starting at age 13. • The DOJ is reviewing its document classification process for potential errors. • Thousands of images related to the Epstein case are still pending release.

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