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Trump & Epstein, There Is No Smoke Without Fire

Trump said to be in polaroid photographs with underage girls
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Elon Musk recently alleged that Donald Trump has not been truthful about the nature of his relationship with Jeffrey Epstein. While some dismissed Musk’s remarks as erratic or politically motivated, there is reason to take the core of his claim seriously.

Michael Wolff, Trump’s long-time biographer, has described an incident in which Epstein personally showed him Polaroid photographs of Donald Trump with underage girls. According to Wolff, these were not ambiguous images. If this account is accurate, it points to potential criminal conduct—and, more importantly, to physical evidence that may have been known to authorities.

This raises an obvious question: why has this not been investigated further?

During Trump’s presidency, the Department of Justice had full access to federal investigative powers and control over the Epstein case following Epstein’s death in federal custody. And yet, the DOJ and FBI have consistently resisted calls for full disclosure of Epstein-related materials. Thousands of pages of documents remain sealed or heavily redacted. Attempts by journalists and legal groups to obtain them under the Freedom of Information Act have largely been denied or delayed.

If evidence of this nature exists, and was withheld or ignored, the implications are serious. It would suggest not only a cover-up of potential crimes, but also the use of government authority to shield powerful individuals from accountability.

It is also worth noting that these concerns are not exclusive to one political party. Epstein’s network of influence reached across political, financial, and social elites. Still, in this case, the allegation involves a former president, and the handling of evidence by his administration.

Allegations alone are not proof. But when credible sources report the existence of photographic evidence, and when institutions refuse to allow public scrutiny, the responsibility falls on journalists, lawmakers, and the public to demand transparency.

There is no smoke without fire. We are long past the point where silence can be justified.

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