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FBI Found Jane Doe #4 Credible After Four Interviews: A woman identified as Jane Doe #4 told federal investigators in 2019 that she was trafficked as a minor, introduced to powerful men, and allegedly raped by Donald Trump in the 1980s. The FBI interviewed the woman four times and found her credible. Her credibility has now been bolstered by documents, business records, and other materials not contained in the Epstein files. Jane Doe #4 Detailed Her Life and Allegations to Investigators: Jane Doe #4 told the FBI she met Jeffrey Epstein in the 1980s in Hilton Head, South Carolina through a babysitting service and was eventually abused by Epstein. She detailed being taken to New York City and sexually assaulted by Donald Trump, alleging in one incident that she bit Trump's penis and he responded by punching her in the head. Jane Doe also told investigators she had confided in a friend in the 1980s about Epstein and Trump, and the friend corroborated these assertions to the FBI. Mundane Details Provided to FBI Have Been Corroborated: Jane Doe #4 was transparent with investigators about her background, including where she lived, her mother's embezzlement convictions, and her own struggles with drugs, divorces, and legal problems. These mundane details she gave the FBI have now been verified. She also demonstrated specific knowledge about Trump, such as mentioning he had illegal building permits. Thirty-Seven Pages of FBI Documents Remain Withheld: The Department of Justice continues to withhold 37 pages from the FBI interview documents of Jane Doe #4. This raises questions about what other evidence might still exist that Attorney General Bondi has not released. The withheld documents suggest the full story may not yet be public. Trump Has Established Legal Record of Sexual Abuse: In 2023, a civil jury found Trump liable for sexual abuse and defamation in the case brought by writer E. Jean Carroll. That verdict established the fact that a U.S. president was adjudicated liable for sexual abuse. Jane Doe #4's allegations place Trump within Jeffrey Epstein's trafficking operation earlier than previously acknowledged. Pattern of Allegations Emerges Across Decades: Jane Doe #4 alleges Trump raped her in the 1980s, while a separate accuser known as Katie Johnson alleged Trump raped her as a minor in the 1990s. Johnson pushed forward with a lawsuit in 2016 and then dropped it just before the presidential election. Another Epstein survivor now tells investigators she was trafficked to powerful men and raped by Trump. Journalistic Investigation Reveals Documented Evidence: Ellie Leonard's investigative reporting examines released pages of the Epstein files with professional precision, reporting only what she can prove from documents. Her work has led David Shuster to pursue additional reporting, demonstrating that patient examination of records yields important findings. The investigation shows that Jane Doe #4's testimony exists, the FBI documented it repeatedly, and released details have now been corroborated.