
Newly surfaced records from the Jeffrey Epstein investigation reveal the FBI interviewed a woman four separate times about allegations, contained in federal investigative files, that she was sexually assaulted by Donald Trump when she was 13. The disclosure emerges from recently released materials tied to the Epstein probe, reigniting scrutiny of a little-known lawsuit filed during the 2016 US presidential campaign.
The federal records document that investigators conducted repeated interviews as part of the broader probe into Epstein's trafficking network, even as the claims were never proven in court and have long been denied by Trump. The allegations were filed under the pseudonym 'Katie Johnson', an identity that has never been independently verified, with the complainant's existence having been the subject of ongoing scrutiny since the lawsuit's withdrawal.