DOJ Debunks "Untrue" Trump Rape Claims in Epstein Files, Confirms Letter is Fake

• DOJ warns against "untrue and sensationalist" claims in newly released Jeffrey Epstein documents, explicitly rejecting allegations against Donald Trump.
• A 2020 FBI report cited a limousine driver's tip about Trump, including a second-hand rape allegation, which the DOJ deemed "unfounded and false," noting its timing before the 2020 election.
• DOJ confirmed a handwritten letter signed "J. Epstein" to Larry Nassar is fake, citing forensic analysis, incorrect postmark, and processing after Epstein's death.
• Documents show Trump flew on Epstein's private jet at least eight times (1993-1996), sometimes with Ghislaine Maxwell, but DOJ states no criminal investigation against Trump.
• The Epstein Files Transparency Act mandates releases, but DOJ stresses that inclusion in files does not validate unverified allegations, despite "cover-up" claims from House Democrats.

Why It Matters: DOJ warns against unverified Epstein file claims, refuting Trump allegations and confirming a fake letter.