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4:53Now PlayingA woman who accused Donald Trump in FBI interviews connected to the Epstein files has reportedly gone into hiding out of fear of retaliation, as a federal judge orders Todd Blanche’s Justice Department to release unredacted records or explain why they should remain hidden. Farron Cousins breaks this down.
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So, on Tuesday, we published a video talking about the 13-year-old victim of Jeffrey Epstein, who is the one who allegedly in uh 1980
1984 was in a hotel and Jeffrey Epstein brings in a man by the name of Donald Trump. The girl was 13 years old. And according to her testimony to the FBI, which she gave four times, remember, Trump forced her head down. She bit him on his private parts. He smacked her and said, "Get this blank blank blank out of here." Um, and she was taken away. So Todd Blanch redacted all of that with his DOJ from the Epstein files. a judge has given him until Thursday, July 2nd, to explain those specific redactions among many others. But there is more to the story. Now, a family member of that woman says that she is now gone into hiding. Let me read you this. Trauma is brutal. Chronic trauma destroys. She's coping as best she can, but she has, of course, gone into hiding. She is fearful
of the administration.
We do not know this individual's name, nor do we need to. She is listed in the files as Jane Doe number four,
but she is now in hiding.
That is terrifying given the number of people up to and including Epstein himself that uh had never shown any inclination towards ending themselves and yet somehow were found having ended themselves. Even if by the way there are old social media posts from them saying I would never do something like that. So if you ever find it please know it was not that. Uh remember so now this woman now that her story is of course kind of getting out there now she's gone into hiding.
It's also important to remember that all these people who were found allegedly having done these things to themselves, every one of them was while Donald Trump was president of the United States. Okay, I know conservatives love to say, "Oh, Hillary's taken him out as it why would Hillary do that? Nobody's made any accusations against her." Um, it's all happened while Donald Trump was president. And I think this individual knows she's probably a a highlevel target for them. She also, I imagine, doesn't want to be outed and hounded by the media. I get that, too. This was a traumatic past that she wants to put behind her, and she should not be outed. She's not seeking compensation from Donald Trump. She's not seeking charges. She didn't tell this story publicly. She told it during basically an interrogation to the FBI and the FBI found her credible enough to bring her back four times. The FBI doesn't talk to you four times unless they're trying to do one of two things. One, get information from you to prosecute somebody else. Or two, catch you in a lie to prosecute you. Well, since they never brought any charges against her, we know it's not that. So, we know that the FBI found her credible. And we also know that the day that Epstein died was just a few days after her fourth and final interview with the FBI. So, go ahead and uh put the pieces together yourself because we can't say for sure one way or another what is happening to these people. But when we learn that some of the other people are now fearing for their safety and well-being, kind of gives us a good hint that a lot of these folks aren't doing it to themselves.
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