Maria Farmer: Epstein’s New York office

Farmer described waiting at Epstein’s New York office when Trump approached and stood over her. She said Epstein intervened and that she overheard Trump say he thought she was 16, although she was in her twenties. Farmer described the encounter as predatory; the account does not describe a completed sexual assault by Trump.

The report says Farmer reported Epstein’s abuse to the FBI in 1996 and again in 2006, raising concerns about Trump. It alleges missing federal records concerning those reports. The office encounter is kept at a New York City area reference because this report does not establish the premises for that particular event.

The White House response

White House spokeswoman Lauren Bis told Spectrum News on October 26 that the allegations were false and characterized the report as politically motivated. She said Trump had removed Epstein from Mar-a-Lago and had been exonerated. The committee’s report disputes Trump’s descriptions of the friendship and expulsion, citing flight records, correspondence and witness accounts. These statements are attributed to their respective speakers.

Related Reports

Sources

  1. Spectrum News: White House response to the report, October 26, 2026
  2. House Judiciary Committee Democrats: original October 26, 2026 staff report (53 PDF pages) — Printed 36–49; PDF page = printed page + 1
  3. House Judiciary Committee Democrats: original October 26, 2026 staff report (53 PDF pages) — Printed 25–27; PDF page = printed page + 1

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