Dozens of recordings from the FBI investigation related to Jeffrey Epstein are missing from the files published by the DOJ, including interviews with a woman who accused Trump of sexual assault.

A CNN analysis revealed that over 90 recordings from the FBI witness hearings in the Jeffrey Epstein case are not available on the Department of Justice (DOJ) website. Among these are interviews with a woman who accused Donald Trump of sexual assault, in the context of which she also stated that Epstein abused her from the age of 13.

Democratic Congressman Robert Garcia questioned the DOJ's transparency and adherence to the law regarding the release of documents. Although the White House dismissed the allegations, the DOJ spokesperson stated that there were no missing recordings, but that some missing documents are confidential or part of an ongoing investigation.

Epstein's victims have expressed concerns about the lack of relevant documents, and experts have emphasized the importance of these recordings for understanding the investigation. Additional details suggest that the woman who accused Trump had a connection with Epstein, and her complaints were investigated, but it is unclear what happened afterward.