'Damaging' Epstein Files Of 'Calendar Girls' Claim Against Trump Vanish Mysteriously, But Screenshots Go Viral

Recently released documents tied to Jeffrey Epstein have surfaced allegations involving President Donald Trump.

The billionaire politician has previously denied having any knowledge of the convicted sex offender's illegal activities while branding the push for the file release as a "hoax."

However, the newly disclosed records are now being interpreted by some as raising fresh questions about Donald Trump's past relationship with Jeffrey Epstein.

Damning allegations linking President Donald Trump to Jeffrey Epstein have emerged in recently released files related to the late sex offender.

One of the documents claims that Trump hosted private, explicit parties at Mar-a-Lago, his luxury club in Florida, and invited high-profile guests such as tech mogul Elon Musk, some attorneys, and several members of his family.

The parties were reportedly called "Calendar Girls," seemingly a reference to the alleged involvement of minors who were said to have been provided by Jeffrey Epstein.

According to the document, Trump allegedly "auctioned" these minors to attendees and also had a bizarre method of valuing each of them.

"He measured the children's vulva and v-ginas by entering a finger and rated the children on tightness," the doc alleged.

One other doc alleged that a minor was forced to perform oral sex on the president approximately 35 years ago in New Jersey.

During the alleged sexual meetup, she reportedly bit the president, and he allegedly hit her in the face after she made fun of the bite.

At the time, the said victim was 13-14 years old and was likely one of the minors associated with Epstein, as the doc said that she was also abused by the late sex offender.

Snippets of the documents that circulated online sparked intense reactions from netizens, many of whom have been clamoring for the full release of the Epstein files.

"This is an insanely hard read and absolutely damning and disgusting. All of these people should be rounded up for the world to see today without a second of hesitation," one wrote.

"Damning allegations. Disgusting filth. Will he say these were made up? #EpsteinTrumpPedoFiles," a second netizen remarked.

"F-cking horrific #EpsteinFiles #EpsteinTrumpCoverUp Get them locked up," one more person wrote.

Others slammed the documents as "damaging" and "reprehensible," while raising concerns about Trump's past relationship with Epstein.

Shortly after the files were released and the allegations against Trump were highlighted on social media, the DOJ swiftly scrubbed them from its website.

A similar incident happened in December 2025, after it was confirmed that a photograph featuring Trump was removed from the cache of documents shortly after its release.

As reported by The Blast, the picture, identified as file EFTA0000468, depicted an open desk drawer containing several photographs.

One of the images visible was a picture of the U.S. president in the company of several young women, and then a separate photo of the politician with Epstein and his right-hand woman, Ghislaine Maxwell.

This latest deletion of files has further caused backlash, with netizens accusing the DOJ of breaking the law.

A person noted, "Those knuckleheads must have forgotten that the internet is forever. By now, there must be screenshots galore."

Another asked, "Why delete unless Bondi, Blanche, and Patel are covering Trump's -ss."

Trump has consistently denied any involvement with Epstein, and it is likely he will maintain that stance regardless of any new documents released.

Meanwhile, in a statement to the press, Deputy Attorney General Todd Blanche downplayed the contents of the released Epstein files.

"There's a hunger, or a thirst, for information that I don't think will be satisfied by review of these documents," he said, per reports.

He also noted that his agency did not attempt to shield any federal officials from scrutiny if the files linked them to Epstein. However, he did not reveal if any new person will be criminally prosecuted, just like Epstein and his right-hand woman, Ghislaine Maxwell.

"We did not protect President Trump. We didn't protect — or not protect — anybody," Blanche added.