“Katie Johnson”: alleged New York assaults, 1994

The report revisits the pseudonymous 2016 plaintiff’s allegation that Trump and Epstein repeatedly sexually assaulted and raped her at Epstein-hosted gatherings in New York in 1994, when she was 13. It reproduces an FBI complaint-form excerpt describing escalating abuse, physical violence and threats against disclosure, and identifies EFTA01683592 as the source.

The report also cites FBI case references and committee whistleblower information concerning documents it says have been withheld. Its footnotes record that the 2016 lawsuit was withdrawn. The allegation is retained under the published pseudonym; an internal FBI case association is not a criminal charge or verdict. The report does not establish a particular 1994 residence, so this account uses a New York City area reference rather than the later Manhattan townhouse.

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 24–25; PDF page = printed page + 1

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