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A screenshot of a purported FBI intake document dated October 27, 2020, related to Jeffrey Epstein and child sex trafficking. The document contains redacted information but includes claims about a limousine driver who allegedly met Donald Trump in 1995. A red box highlights text where Trump is reported to have mentioned 'Jeffrey' and referenced 'a fancy hotel or building' where 'it happened.' The document includes an 'Official Record' watermark in the top right corner.
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FBI intake document dated 10/27/2020 regarding Jeffrey Epstein and Donald Trump, with redacted information and a red box highlighting specific claims about Trump mentioning 'Jeffrey' and references to 'a fancy hotel or building'

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A screenshot of a purported FBI intake document dated October 27, 2020, related to Jeffrey Epstein and child sex trafficking. The document contains redacted information but includes claims about a limousine driver who allegedly met Donald Trump in 1995. A red box highlights text where Trump is reported to have mentioned 'Jeffrey' and referenced 'a fancy hotel or building' where 'it happened.' The document includes an 'Official Record' watermark in the top right corner.

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This image appears to be a screenshot of a document presented as an official FBI record, shared on the platform 9Gag. The document contains serious allegations connecting Donald Trump to Jeffrey Epstein, with significant portions redacted. The authenticity of the document cannot be verified from the image alone.

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