Former President Donald Trump has been accused of sexual assault by a woman who claims the incident occurred when she was a minor, as detailed in the Epstein Files. The woman, who remains unidentified, alleged that Trump sexually assaulted her after being introduced by Jeffrey Epstein when she was between 13 and 15 years old. She stated that she first encountered Trump in either New York or New Jersey, with Epstein also present at the time.

According to the woman, Trump allegedly struck her after she bit him on the penis, pulled her hair, and punched her on the side of her head. In response to these allegations, White House press secretary Karoline Leavitt dismissed the claims as baseless, attributing them to a woman with a troubled past and no credible evidence. The press secretary emphasized that the Department of Justice under Joe Biden had been aware of these accusations for four years but took no action as they found no wrongdoing on Trump’s part.

Trump has vehemently denied any wrongdoing and has asserted that the release of the Epstein Files exonerates him completely. The woman, in her FBI interview summary, indicated that Trump showed disapproval towards her gender expression, referring to her as a “boy-girl.” She also mentioned an incident where Trump allegedly made inappropriate comments and actions towards her.

Despite Trump’s denial and claims of exoneration, his handling of the Epstein Files’ release has been met with criticism from both allies and opponents. A YouGov poll conducted recently revealed that a significant portion of Americans, including Democrats, Independents, and some Republicans, believe that Trump is attempting to conceal Epstein’s crimes.

This ongoing controversy has led to a divide among the public, with a majority expressing skepticism about Trump’s involvement in the Epstein case. The debate surrounding these allegations continues to spark discussions and scrutiny regarding Trump’s association with Jeffrey Epstein.