BREAKING: The DOJ has released FBI missing interview records of a woman who said President Trump sexually abused her as a minor.

The **Department of Justice (DOJ)** has released previously withheld FBI interview records related to a woman’s allegations that President Donald Trump sexually abused her as a minor in the 1980s.

The documents, posted online Thursday, include summaries of three additional FBI interviews (known as 302 reports) conducted in August and October 2019 with an unidentified woman from South Carolina. These were part of the broader release of Jeffrey Epstein-related files but had been missing from earlier tranches due to what the DOJ described as an error—they were incorrectly coded as duplicative.

The woman first contacted authorities shortly after Epstein’s 2019 arrest, initially detailing abuse by Epstein starting around age 13 in or near 1984 on Hilton Head Island. In subsequent interviews, she alleged that Epstein transported her to a location in New York or New Jersey, where he introduced her to Trump in a “very tall building with huge rooms.” She claimed Trump then forced her to perform oral sex, after which she bit him, prompting him to strike her.

The allegations remain uncorroborated, and no criminal charges resulted from the FBI’s review. The woman declined to provide further details about Trump in her final 2019 interview, questioning the value given the passage of time.

President Trump has consistently denied all wrongdoing related to Epstein or any sexual misconduct allegations. A White House spokesperson reiterated that position following the release, calling the claims baseless.

The documents are part of a court-ordered disclosure of Epstein materials, following bipartisan pressure and legislation mandating greater transparency. The DOJ emphasized that the release corrects an administrative oversight rather than indicating new investigative developments.

This development revives scrutiny of long-standing, unproven accusations against Trump linked to his past association with Epstein.