Internet abuzz as unsealed Jeffrey Epstein files clear Donald Trump of visiting his homes or island

WASHINGTON, DC: Recently unsealed court documents related to Jeffrey Epstein have confirmed that former President Donald Trump did not visit the financier's homes or island, nor did he have any contact with minors.

The documents, which shed new light on Epstein's connections, also mention former President Bill Clinton. However, as reported by USA Today, he is not accused of any misconduct involving Epstein.

Clinton, who allegedly occasionally traveled on Epstein's private aircraft, is frequently mentioned in the documents. His presence sparked a debate over the reliability of a witness who claimed to have seen the former president as the disgraced financier's guest.

Trump's name is found in a document where Epstein is cited as expressing his intention to invite the then-property tycoon to accompany him to a casino. In a separate document, a witness affirmed that she was never solicited to participate in sexual activities with the 45th POTUS.

The majority of the documents unsealed on Wednesday, January 3, were part of a lawsuit filed by Virginia Giuffre, one of Epstein's victims.

Donald Trump didn't have any contact with underage girls

In the files, specifically on page 112 of document 1320-12, witness Johanna Sjoberg was questioned by Laura Menninger about whether Trump had ever had "sexual contact" with her. "No," responded Sjoberg. 

In documents from the same case made public in 2019, Menninger allegedly inquired about Giuffre's past interactions with journalist Sharon Churcher, according to PM.

Churcher, who had reported on the Epstein case in the past and had been subpoenaed for defamation related to some of her reports, was the subject of Menninger's question to Giuffre about whether any inaccuracies about Trump were included in her stories.

Upon reviewing the text of Churcher's reports about Trump, Giuffre indicated an issue with a passage that stated, "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 stated to Menninger, "He didn't partake in any sex with us, and but it's not true that he flirted with me. Donald Trump never flirted with me."

"Then the next sentence is, 'He'd laugh and  tell Jeffrey, 'you've got the life.' I never said that to [Churcher]," asserted Giuffre. 

In a screenshot shared by Jack Posobiec, Menninger apparently asked Giuffre, "Have you ever been in Donald Trump and Jeffrey Epstein's presence with one another?" Giuffre responded with a "No."

Furthermore, Giuffre stated that she had no recollection of seeing Trump at Epstein's island or residences in New Mexico or New York.

Internet reacts to confirmation of Donald Trump not visiting Jeffrey Epstein's homes or island

As the news spread that the unsealed Epstein files confirmed Trump did not visit Epstein's homes or island, the Internet swiftly reacted.

One stated, "The Democrats are not happy tonight," while another noted, "We know if Trump was on that list, they would have released it months ago!!"

A person exclaimed, "We always knew it, but it's good to be confirmed!"

"2024 will be the year of Trump," added someone else, while an individual remarked, "No surprise. They all knew. If Trump was in there, they would have used it against him in 2016, or any time since then."

"Obviously. If the docs implicated Trump, they would have been leaked YEARS AGO," stated one more, with a Trump follower adding, "We would have known looong ago if he was on the list. Trump 2024."

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