The call came after local authorities began investigating Epstein. Trump allegedly expressed relief that the investigation was underway, noting that Epstein had been barred from his Mar-a-Lago club and describing him as “disgusting.” He also mentioned that people in New York were familiar with Epstein’s reputation.

Trump reportedly referred to Ghislaine Maxwell as Epstein’s key associate, calling her “evil” and urging focus on her role. Maxwell was later convicted for recruiting underage girls for Epstein.

The chief recalled Trump saying he had encountered Epstein with teenagers and quickly distanced himself. Trump was among the first to reach out when news of the investigation broke.

The 2006 probe into Epstein involved allegations of sexual exploitation of minors. It eventually led to a federal plea deal in 2008 that shielded Epstein from harsher penalties.

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Trump has long maintained he ended his association with Epstein around 2004 after a dispute over staff poaching at Mar-a-Lago. He has denied any knowledge of Epstein’s crimes prior to cutting ties.

The two had socialized in the 1990s, appearing in photos together, but Trump insists he was unaware of any illegal activities.

Recent developments include Maxwell’s virtual testimony before a congressional committee, where she invoked her right to remain silent on multiple questions. Her legal team indicated she might speak if granted clemency.

Trump has stated he hasn’t considered pardoning Maxwell.

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The records, handed over by the Epstein estate, include flight manifests, phone logs, financial ledgers, and parts of Epstein’s daily schedule. Among the entries, one note from December 2014 referenced Musk with a reminder about a possible visit to Epstein’s island. Musk has previously said he declined such invitations.

Another document showed Prince Andrew listed on a May 2000 flight from New Jersey to Florida with Epstein and Ghislaine Maxwell. The prince has consistently denied wrongdoing.

The files also mention other notable names, such as tech entrepreneur Peter Thiel and political strategist Steve Bannon, with references to scheduled meetings in 2017 and 2019. There is no suggestion that those named were involved in Epstein’s crimes.

Epstein, a convicted sex offender, died in 2019 while awaiting trial on trafficking charges. His long history of connections to wealthy and powerful figures continues to fuel demands for greater transparency, with calls for more records to be released in the pursuit of justice for survivors.

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