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The Limo Driver Rape Allegation and Epstein Files Confusion
from Epstein Docs & A Culture Of Slop | The Tim Dillon Show #476 · #476
3 min
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Tim reads an unverified FBI intake report alleging Trump was overheard discussing abusing a woman with Epstein via a limo driver, and a woman connected to the claim was later found dead; he stresses the difficulty of separating real documents from fake ones like the disputed Larry Nasser letter.
- A limo driver allegedly reported that Donald Trump discussed abusing a woman with Jeffrey Epstein in the back of a limo, and the woman was later found dead in Oklahoma.
- Tim explains the difficulty in verifying claims from the Epstein files because some documents are confirmed fakes, creating a disinfo problem that casts doubt on everything else.
- The rape allegation was submitted to the FBI in 2020 as an unclassified intake report involving a woman who claimed she was abused by both Epstein and Trump in the late 1990s.
- According to the document, a limousine driver overheard Trump on the phone with someone he called Jeffrey, making comments about abusing girls.
- The report describes claims that the woman and her daughters were introduced to wealthy individuals, taken to hotels, and given money between 1997 and 1999.
- Tim regrets not asking his guest Ryan about this specific document during their conversation, though he asked about other Epstein-related claims instead.
Jeffrey EpsteinDonald TrumpLarry NasserGhislaine Maxwell