Trump Fought to Bury FBI Notes From the Girl Epstein Handed Him at 13 America's pedophile president is fighting to keep the FBI's own handwritten notes from a woman who told agents Jeffrey Epstein delivered her to Donald Trump when she was she was 13 to 15 years old. She said Trump emptied the room, told her he would "teach you how little girls are supposed to be," unzipped his pants, and forced her head onto his penis. She bit him. He pulled her hair and punched her in the head, then told people to get "this little bitch the hell out of here." That is what she told federal agents in 2019. The typed summaries already say it. The contemporaneous notes — the ones written while she was talking — are what the Justice Department does not want a judge to see. The same department first hid multiple interview reports about this accuser, then claimed they were "duplicates," then dumped them only after getting caught, and is now in court trying to keep the raw agent notes from even a private judicial review. A federal judge already rejected the excuse that the notes and the polished FBI reports are the same thing. DOJ has released nearly a hundred other handwritten interview notes from the Epstein files. These four sets just happen to be the ones in which a child-age accuser names Donald Trump as the man who assaulted her. She also told agents she heard Trump and Epstein talking about blackmail and washing money through casinos. She later linked threatening calls in her life to Epstein's world and to "the other one" — Trump. Agents sat with her four times after Epstein's arrest, yet no one charged Trump. None of that changes what she said, on the record, to the FBI: Epstein brought her to Trump as a teenager, and Trump treated her like prey. The notes due September 24 are the closest thing left to her actual words before someone cleaned them up.