An Example Of The Epstein Files We Are Not Seeing
Maria Farmer is a former Epstein girl who does not claim Trump sexually assaulted her. She does claim that Trump visited Epstein in Epstein’s office in 1995 and that the two were obviously very good friends. When Epstein noticed Trump leering at Farmer, Epstein told Trump, “No, no. She’s not here for you.” They went into an adjacent room where Farmer heard Trump say that he thought she was 16 years old (she wasn’t, she was in her 20s).
Farmer claims that in 1996, she went to the FBI and told them how Epstein was sexually assaulting her and her sister. She further told them about what she regarded as the creepy and disturbing encounter with Trump.
The FBI apparently did nothing with the report. In 2006 charges against Epstein were initiated as a result of an investigation by the Palm Beach Police, which referred the matter to the FBI. The FBI again questioned Farmer who retold her story, to include the part involving Trump. It was this investigation that would lead to Epstein getting the sweetheart plea agreement deal from prosecutor Alexander Acosta, Trump’s later Secretary of Labor.
There should be at least two records of Famrer in the FBI’s “Epstein Files.” Her report to the FBI in 1996 and the FBI’s later interview of her in 2006. What the FBI did with Farmer’s complaints, particularly the one from 1996, we simply don’t know. We don’t know because Attorney General Pam Bondi has decided to conceal it from us.
This is but one example of the kind of stuff Trump’s Department of Justice has right now, and could release right now, but is concealing from the American people after promising to release it. This is an example of what you could see if that promise had been honored.
