Blue Press Journal – The Department of Justice faces mounting accusations of orchestrating a deliberate cover-up after an NPR investigation revealed federal officials removed at least 53 pages of documents connecting President Donald Trump to Jeffrey Epstein. According to NPR’s analysis using unique document serial numbers, critical FBI interviews alleging Trump sexually abused a 13-year-old girl introduced to him by Epstein in the early 1980s—along with testimony from a Ghislaine Maxwell trial witness—have been systematically suppressed [NPR].
Representative Jamie Raskin (D-Md.), who reviewed unredacted materials, confirmed the Justice Department operates in “coverup mode,” citing “baffling” redactions protecting powerful figures [The Hill]. The revelations emerge as Maxwell, serving 20 years for sex trafficking, refuses congressional cooperation while reportedly seeking a presidential pardon from Trump [The Guardian]. Critics argue this selective suppression constitutes unprecedented political interference shielding the President from scrutiny regarding his documented relationship with Epstein’s criminal enterprise.
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