Epstein Files: Justice department temporarily removes document related to Trump and Jeffrey

The Justice Department temporarily removed and republished a file that included a spreadsheet summary of complaints made to the FBI’s National Threat Operations Center, with references to Jeffrey Epstein and Trump, but there was no indication that the tips were verified, according to the document.

The complaints were made over an unspecified time frame. Some of the complaints dated back 35 years.



An email accompanying the list identified the list as “This is the list I sent Whitney with names of Trump accusers from NTOC,” which was believed to be the FBI’s National Threat Operation Center.

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The document showed what appeared to be 16 complaints and included an email on August 7, 2025 to redacted recipients, NBC reported. Other well-known people were also mentioned in the complaints, such as former President Bill Clinton and Lisa Marie Presley.

According to the complaint summaries, at least eight of the complainants did not include their contact information when making the complaint.

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A note in the original email said, “Some of these individuals are reporting second-hand information.”

The response to one complaint said, “Spoke with caller who identified REDACTED as friend. Lead was sent to Washington Office to conduct interview.” It was unclear what was learned from the interview.