Demand Full Investigation of Trump Allegations in Epstein Documents

I am writing to demand a thorough and transparent investigation into serious allegations against President Donald Trump that were recently removed from the Department of Justice website. These documents, which were part of approximately 3 million Epstein-related files released by Deputy Attorney General Todd Blanche on Friday, contained multiple allegations of sexual abuse involving minors that warrant immediate congressional oversight. The removed documents contained three separate allegations. One described claims from a woman whose friend was allegedly forced to perform oral sex on Trump approximately 35 years ago in New Jersey when the friend was 13 to 14 years old. The account states the victim bit Trump during the assault, was hit in the face, and also claimed abuse by Jeffrey Epstein. A second complaint came from a limousine driver who reported hearing disturbing remarks while Trump was on the phone repeatedly saying "Jeffrey," and whose ex-girlfriend allegedly told him Trump had raped her. A third document alleged Trump regularly paid to force a complainant to perform sex acts and was present when her uncle murdered her newborn child. Critically, one document noted that a child sex abuse tip against Trump was passed to the FBI for investigation. These documents were archived by users before disappearing from the DOJ website within an hour of their posting, raising serious questions about deliberate suppression of evidence. The removal of these documents from public view represents a potential obstruction of transparency and accountability. When allegations of child sexual abuse involve the sitting President, the American people deserve answers, not cover-ups. I urge you to immediately demand the DOJ restore these documents, provide a full explanation for their removal, and ensure that all allegations referenced in the Epstein files receive proper investigation by appropriate law enforcement agencies independent of political interference. Our justice system cannot function if evidence against powerful individuals simply vanishes from official records.