Woman Drops Bombshell About What Donald Trump Did to Her When She Was 19years in Epstein Files

The photo on the left shows Jeffrey Epstein in a picture released by the U.S. Department of Justice on December 19, 2025. The photo on the right shows U.S. President Donald Trump speaking at a press conference at his Mar-a-Lago property in Palm Beach, Florida, on December 22, 2025, where he was announcing a project related to the Navy called the “Golden Fleet.”

According to a newly released FBI memo, a woman told investigators that when she was 16 years old in the early 2000s, she was brought to Jeffrey Epstein’s home in New York and asked to give him a massage. She said that at the time she walked into the room to begin the massage, Epstein was on a speakerphone call with Donald Trump. The woman told the FBI that the alleged sexual assault happened shortly after this moment.

This information comes from a transcript of an FBI interview conducted in 2020. The transcript was released by the U.S. Department of Justice as part of a large batch of documents connected to Epstein. In total, around 50,000 files were made public last week as part of the government’s records related to the investigation. The story was first reported by the Daily Mail. In the interview, the woman’s name was removed from the document for privacy reasons. She explained to an FBI agent and an intelligence analyst that she had first been recruited by Epstein when she was still in high school, during her junior year.

The woman told investigators that she had gone to Epstein’s house a few times before the incident. She said that the first two visits seemed relatively normal and nothing serious happened. However, she said that things were different during the third visit. On that day, she said she was taken upstairs in the house and brought to a massage room. She also said another older woman was present at the time and helped bring her there.

According to the FBI memo summarizing her account, the woman remembered walking down a hallway and seeing a massage room on the right side with a bathroom nearby. She described the bathroom in detail, saying it had dark marble and very bright lighting. She also remembered that the toilet was in a separate section of the bathroom.

She told investigators that Epstein came into the room and seemed impatient, saying something like “let’s go, let’s go.” He then got onto the massage table. At that moment, she said he was already on a speakerphone call with Donald Trump. She and the other woman began preparing to give the massage, and she started getting undressed so she could begin working.

The memo does not say how long the phone call between Epstein and Trump lasted or whether the call continued during the entire massage. It also does not clearly state when the call ended. However, the memo does include more details about what the woman said happened during the massage.

According to her account, she started by massaging Epstein’s feet. At one point he pointed toward his back, signaling for her to move there and continue the massage. She told investigators that the situation then escalated. She said Epstein grabbed her hand and eventually pulled her on top of him. She described this as the point when the situation turned into sexual assault.

Afterward, she said Epstein gave her $300 and told her to give the money to the older woman who had brought her there.

Jeffrey Epstein and Donald Trump were known to have had a friendship going back to the 1980s. They were both part of wealthy social circles and were sometimes seen together at events during that time.

According to statements Trump has made in the past, the two men stopped associating with each other around 2004. However, a 2011 email from Epstein suggested that he might have been planning a phone call with Trump that year, which has raised questions for some people about when exactly their relationship ended.

It is important to note that while the woman’s account was recorded by the FBI, many of the documents released by the Justice Department related to Epstein contain claims that have not been independently verified or confirmed.

These statements are part of interview records and allegations, and they do not automatically prove that wrongdoing occurred. As of now, Donald Trump has not been charged with any crime and is not currently under investigation in connection with this particular allegation.