Thirty-seven pages of handwritten FBI notes tied to Jane Doe 4 — the woman who told investigators Jeffrey Epstein introduced her to Donald Trump when she was a minor and later accused Trump of sexual and physical assault — have apparently been found online after never appearing in DOJ’s public Epstein database. The notes add significant detail to what she told the FBI, including her alleged encounters with Trump, references to “fresh meat” and “not jaded,” additional interactions, blackmail, and potential corroboration leads. Her allegations against Trump remain unproven and have not been independently corroborated.
Huge credit to Amy Gabrielle, u/ReZeroForDays, Ellie Leonard, Rye Howard-Stone, u/Widow-in-the-City, and other researchers in r/Epstein who helped locate, trace, compare, redact, transcribe, and reconstruct all 37 pages. Their work also helped trace the files back to a Scribd account associated with Washington Examiner reporter Kaelan Deese, raising an even stranger question: how did FBI records absent from DOJ’s own public Epstein database end up circulating online? In this video, we break down what’s actually in the notes, what they do — and do not — prove, and how these supposedly missing files surfaced.
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