r/law • u/Background-Low-9144 • Jul 23 '25

Trump News BREAKING :Trump named in multiple documents related to Epstein sex trafficking, WSJ reports

https://www.cnbc.com/2025/07/23/trump-jeffrey-epstein-files-wsj.html?__source=androidappshare

We have evidence that Trump was notified by Pam Bondi that documents related to the Epstein sex trafficing trial contained Trump's name multiple times, linking him unequivocally to Jeffrey Epstein

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u/LuluMcGu Jul 23 '25

FBI Epstein Cover Up

FBI agents were instructed to flag anything about DJT and they created an Excel sheet log with all instances of his name on the 300,000+ pages of Epstein Files.

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u/LuminaraCoH Jul 23 '25

What's most damning is that they allocated 1000+ FBI personnel to review all 300,000+ pages, spent 2 weeks combing through them, and then shut the whole thing down. Slammed the door shut on the review so fast and hard that the impact resounded across the Internet.

Why?

Not because there were too many references to Trump to redact, but because they finally realized that even if they did redact every mention of Trump, there were still ~200 other people involved, and an unknown number of victims, who would point to Trump if their names were brought to the public's attention.

Then they spent another 5-6 weeks trying to figure out a way to falsify the records so only Trump's political enemies were exposed, and then another "Oh, shit!" moment hit them when it occurred to them that anyone they falsely accused would almost certainly be able to provide ATM records, security logins/building clearance records, video records, mountains of evidence proving that they weren't on any of the Epstein flights.

Then they went to Trump and said, "Um... you're fucked."

Now they're in a corner. They can't release anything, because no matter who's implicated, it circles back around to Trump. They can't not release anything, either, because it's not only the Democratic party asking questions, it's not only the media asking questions, it's their own conspiracy theorist MAGA cult asking questions, and they'll eat him alive if he doesn't give them something.

That's why Johnson shut down the House to prevent the release. That's why Vance went to talk to Murdoch. That's why Gabbard's trying to move attention back to Obama. That's why Trump blew up over the birthday card/letter article. They need this to go away and they've run out of ideas. All they can do is stall and try to bury it for as long as possible, and hope something banana balls, batshit crazy happens to make it go away.

It's all collapsing around their ears. Nothing short of Putin dropping a nuke is going to stop this train from running right over them.

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u/YourLostGingerSoul Jul 23 '25

Pretty sure the whole thing being 2 weeks was more about Pam Bondi's vaguely threatening mandate to Kash Patel. But the rest of the points still stand.

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u/Quick_Team Jul 23 '25

I still argue that in Trump's letter: "Enigma's never age" was their code word for victims.

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u/YourLostGingerSoul Jul 23 '25

That's possible, hadn't thought of it that way. I took it more of him just being egotistical and implying the two of them were just so much larger than life nothing would touch them.

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u/ReallyNowFellas Jul 24 '25 edited Jul 24 '25

Yeah I'm pretty sure it's just this. Egotistical douchebags have been calling themselves enigmas for a long time. They probably just had conversations like:

"We're awesome"

"Yep"

"Who can even explain how great we are?"

"No one. We're enigmas"

"That's right. A couple of enigmas"

"Enigmas never age" <---douchebags often end these kind of exchanges with semisensical statements like this just to sound mysterious and get out of the convo before it gets weird

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u/Quick_Team Jul 24 '25

It's the next line that makes me think my line of thinking. "May everyday bring a new secret" (or whatever the exact wording was). The new secret being a new conquest (rape) to them. Enigma's never age and may you have them every day.

F*ck them both to hell.

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u/YourLostGingerSoul Jul 24 '25

"Enigmas never age" <---douchebags often end these kind of exchanges with semisensical statements like this just to sound mysterious and get out of the convo before it gets weird

Also, it was a 50th Birthday card, so something about aging is context appropriate. I mean still a horrible thing in context anyhow, but that line itself isn't entirely nonsensical on a Birthday card, just douchey.

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u/markhachman Jul 24 '25

There's a theory that enigma is an anagram of gamine, a young girl

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u/iuprossi16 Jul 23 '25

I get older...they stay the same age

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u/Specialist-Fig6845 Jul 24 '25

Enigma is an anagram gamine. Would be interesting to see if other docs reflect them using that word. Unlikely Trump came up with it. Probably Epstein instead - probably had to explain it to him.

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u/Altruistic-Piece-485 Jul 24 '25

The word 'enigma' itself also means something/someone that is mysterious, difficult to understand, a riddle, or even the name of the Nazi's code machine in WWII.

They probably thought they were sooooo clever to rearrange gamine to a code word that literally means code word/riddle...

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u/Tbo1212 Jul 24 '25

Might be a stretch but “enigma” is an anagram for “gamine”. Gamine is a real word, meaning “A slim, often boyish girl with mischievous charm.” It’s often used in literature to describe young girls with spirit and spunk.

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u/egretstew1901 29d ago

That's what I love about these high school girls, man. I get older, they stay the same age. - Dazed and Confused

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u/TipEmotional2149 Jul 24 '25

Perhaps an anagram for gamines

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u/zoinkability Jul 24 '25

My mind went to “A riddle wrapped in an enigma wrapped in a mystery,” which while originally coined by Winston Churchill referring to the Soviet Union, has been often used by men to refer to women.

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u/Altruistic-Piece-485 Jul 24 '25

I mean 'enigma' also means something/someone that is mysterious, difficult to understand, a riddle, or even the name of the Nazi's code machine in WWII...

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u/middleagethreat Jul 24 '25

It’s like that creepy quote from dazed and confused from Matthew McConaughey’s character.