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DOJ Files Spark Firestorm: Why Unverified Claims About Epstein’s Death Are Going Viral
In February 2026, newly released files from the U.S. Department of Justice revealed an online tip submitted in February 2023 by Mark Epstein, the brother of late financier and convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein. In that tip, Mark wrote that he believed his brother was murdered in his Manhattan jail cell in August 2019 because Epstein was allegedly “about to name names” of powerful people — and that “he was killed because he was about to name names” and that he believed Donald Trump “authorized [his] murder.” Jeffrey Epstein’s death was officially ruled a suicide by hanging while awaiting trial on federal sex‑trafficking charges.
The allegation has circulated widely online and in news summaries, often framed as explosive because it directly names a former U.S. president as being involved in the circumstances of Epstein’s death. However, there is no independent evidence confirming the claim or any official finding that Trump had anything to do with Epstein’s death. The DOJ itself warned in its release that the files include “untrue and sensationalist claims” submitted by the public that are not verified, and no law‑enforcement investigation has been reported to corroborate Mark Epstein’s tip. Trump has also consistently denied involvement, and official determinations by the FBI and the New York City medical examiner maintain the death was a suicide.
Public reaction reflects sharp divisions: some commentators and online communities treat the accusation as part of longstanding conspiracy theories about powerful figures and Epstein’s connections, while mainstream media and legal authorities emphasize the unverified nature of the claim and the lack of evidence that it reflects reality. The discussion also comes amid broader scrutiny of the justice system’s handling of the Epstein case and the large number of files released under transparency laws, but no credible facts currently support the assertion that Trump ordered Epstein’s killing.
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