2020 FBI intake — allegation

An October 27, 2020 FBI intake records a caller relaying a woman’s allegation that Donald Trump and Jeffrey Epstein raped her. DOJ later described claims against Trump in the release as unfounded and false, according to Reuters.

Page 1: The FBI National Threat Operations Center received the call at 3:20 p.m. EDT. The caller described contacts with a woman and references to a 1997 hotel meeting and money from Ghislaine. Identifying details are redacted.

Page 2: The caller said he drove Donald Trump to DFW Airport in 1995 and overheard a phone conversation mentioning Jeffrey and abuse of a girl. He expressly said he did not know whom Donald Trump was speaking to or referring to.

Page 2: The caller relayed a woman’s allegation that Donald Trump and Jeffrey Epstein raped her, and described a purported police report and a reported death in Kiefer, Oklahoma.

Page 3: The same intake also records separate allegations involving John W Nichols, Bill and Hillary Clinton, and an alleged attempt to frame the caller for the Oklahoma City bombing.

DOJ response: Reuters reported that DOJ called claims against Donald Trump in the release unfounded and false. The released tip records did not indicate investigative follow-up or credibility determinations.

The three-page FBI intake names Donald Trump and Jeffrey Epstein and contains redacted identifying details.

FBI intake recording a caller’s allegations. The map uses a general Dallas/Fort Worth reference for the caller’s account.

Sources

  1. FBI intake, October 27, 2020 — EFTA00020517–EFTA00020519 (3 pages)
  2. Reuters — release, tip records and DOJ response, December 23, 2025

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