This page appears to be part of an unclassified government investigative document dated October 27, 2020, referencing case number 50D-NY-3027571. It contains heavily redacted testimony or interview notes involving multiple individuals, with allegations concerning Donald J. Trump and Jeffrey Epstein. Here’s a summary of the key points from the visible text: - A limousine driver in the Dallas/Fort Worth area claimed to have picked up Donald Trump in 1993 and overheard disturbing comments during the ride. He reported Trump repeatedly said “Jeffrey” and made references to “abusing some girl” while on the phone. - The driver allegedly felt so disturbed by what he heard that he considered pulling over and physically confronting Trump. - Another individual claimed Trump and Epstein had raped her, referencing a girl with a “funny name” who brought her to a hotel. - One person was advised to call the police but feared retaliation, saying “they will kill me.” - On Christmas Day, she ...
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