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What is the Epstein scandal that’s shaking US politics?:US agencies face accusations of suppressing files; names from Prince Andrew to Clinton could be revealedWashington DC. 5 months ago
What is the Epstein scandal that’s shaking US politics
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It has been six years since the death of Jeffrey Epstein, but his name is once again creating a storm in American politics. This time, the controversy involves President Donald Trump.
The issue is linked to Epstein’s alleged ‘client file’—a secret list that reportedly includes names of powerful politicians, billionaires, and celebrities from around the world.
Now, the Trump administration is facing allegations of hiding these documents to protect influential people. Even the FBI and the Justice Department are being accused of covering up details from Epstein’s file.
Who was Epstein? What was his link to Trump? And why is this file so explosive? We explain the full controversy in six key chapters.
Chapter 1: From teacher to billionaire—Epstein’s rise to power
Jeffrey Epstein started out as a maths teacher in New York in the 1970s. A wealthy parent helped him connect with Wall Street firm Bear Stearns. In just four years, Epstein became a partner. Though later fired for fraud, he launched his own company claiming to manage money only for billionaires.
By the 1990s, Epstein had bought luxury homes in New York, Florida and New Mexico. He hosted lavish parties attended by global celebrities like Bill Clinton, Michael Jackson and scientist Stephen Hawking. But behind the wealth, suspicions around his real business started to grow.
Chapter 2: Trump and Epstein’s friendship
Donald Trump met Epstein at a party. In a 2002 interview, Trump praised Epstein, saying, “We both like beautiful young women.”
Trump hosted him at his Mar-a-Lago resort in 1992. NBC later released a video showing both watching and commenting on women. Media reports claim Trump flew on Epstein’s private jet—nicknamed the Lolita Express—at least seven times. Trump denied visiting Epstein’s island or doing anything wrong.
In 1992 Trump partied with Jeffrey Epstein. Just gonna leave this here: pic.twitter.com/eUFm7cGVab
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Chapter 3: Friendship ends over a property deal
In 2004, both Trump and Epstein tried to buy a luxury property in Palm Beach, Florida. Trump won the bid and later said he was no longer friends with Epstein. He claimed they hadn’t spoken in 15 years.
This marked the end of their public association. A photo from 1997 remains one of the last images showing them together.
Chapter 4: The first case of abuse
In 2005, a 14-year-old girl’s mother reported Epstein for sexual abuse in Palm Beach. Police soon uncovered a larger network. Over 50 girls made similar allegations.
Epstein, along with partner Ghislaine Maxwell, lured girls using money and promises. Despite serious charges, Epstein got a light sentence in 2008—13 months, with permission to work outside jail during the day.
Chapter 5: Me Too brings Epstein back in spotlight
After the 2017 #MeToo movement, new survivors came forward. One of them, Virginia Giuffre, said she was recruited at age 16 from Trump’s Mar-a-Lago club by Maxwell.
She claimed Epstein forced her into sex with powerful men. While she didn’t accuse Trump of abuse, her connection to Mar-a-Lago reignited scrutiny. In April 2025, Giuffre died by suicide, again drawing attention to Epstein’s dark past.
Chapter 6: Epstein's mysterious death
Epstein was arrested again in July 2019 on sex trafficking charges. Just weeks later, he was found dead in his jail cell. Officially ruled a suicide, his death raised serious doubts—camera footage was missing, bones in his neck were broken, and guards were absent.
Many believe Epstein was murdered to keep his secrets buried. The FBI and Justice Department began investigations, but critics say the full truth remains hidden—even under the Trump administration, which is now accused of keeping the client list secret.
Epstein's girlfriend Maxwell jailed for 20 years
After Jeffrey Epstein’s death, his longtime associate and girlfriend Ghislaine Maxwell was arrested in 2020. In 2022, she was sentenced to 20 years in prison for her role in sex trafficking.
Victims Sarah Ransome and Elizabeth Stein were seen leaving court after the verdict. Over time, court documents, flight logs, and survivor testimonies—like that of Virginia Giuffre—suggested that Epstein’s client list may include several powerful figures.
Some names, including Bill Clinton and Prince Andrew, appeared in documents released in 2019, 2024, and again in January 2025. However, no solid evidence has emerged against them so far.
Why the Epstein files are controversial: key points
- Lax security before death: The Justice Department and FBI are accused of deliberately weakening Jeffrey Epstein’s security in jail before his death in 2019.
- Unanswered questions: Jail cameras were mysteriously turned off and guards were reportedly asleep when Epstein died. Key files and evidence are still missing or unreleased.
- Demand to release secret records: Survivors and the media have demanded that confidential 'Grand Jury' documents related to Epstein be made public.
- Protection of powerful names: There are allegations that the FBI ignored or shielded several high-profile individuals linked to Epstein.
- Elon Musk’s claim: On June 5, 2025, Elon Musk alleged that Donald Trump’s name is in the Epstein files—suggesting this is why the records haven’t been released.
- Trump’s broken promise: Trump had vowed to release the Epstein files when he became president, but never followed through.
- Growing backlash: A recent Wall Street Journal report has reignited public anger. Even some Trump supporters are now demanding answers.
- Justice Department’s latest statement: In 2025, the Justice Department said it would release the Epstein files—but gave no clear timeline.
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