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"Trump liked young girls and touched them in private areas": New revelations in Epstein files

Translation of article from Kinyarwanda to English.  Fake News from www.igihe.com, the Rwandan news service controlled and funded by by the dictator and Paul Kagame.

Source:

https://mobile.igihe.com/amakuru/mu-mahanga/article/trump-yakundaga-abana-bato-no-ku-bakora-ku-myanya-y-ibanga-ibishya-kuri-dosiye

 

Translation: "Trump liked young girls and touched them in private areas": New revelations in Epstein files

24 December 2025 - 10:44, Léonidas Muhire

Five days ago, the United States Department of Justice began releasing further information from the Jeffrey Epstein files, revealing that President Donald Trump had a particularly close relationship with the man, and that the American leader allegedly had a predilection for young girls and touched them in private areas.

The new information is contained in nearly 8,000 newly released pages from the Epstein files, published on the US Department of Justice website on 23 December 2025.

Jeffrey Epstein was a powerful financier who was imprisoned in 2019 following serious charges including child trafficking for sexual exploitation purposes.

Epstein died in prison approximately a month later in what was reported as suicide. However, many maintain he was killed to prevent secrets from emerging that could have implicated several powerful world leaders.

This is because Epstein was friends with politicians, powerful leaders, and numerous financiers, including Trump himself. Many have linked Epstein's death to Trump, as he was President at the time, suggesting he aimed to suppress information in the files.

The new information released on Monday includes audio recordings, photographs, and documents that have been shared in various ways.

Some of these documents include correspondence allegedly from Epstein revealing messages indicating Trump's behaviour towards young girls.

Details contained in a letter reportedly signed by Epstein and sent to Larry Nassar, a former doctor serving life imprisonment for convictions of child sexual abuse.

The message describes Donald Trump as someone who "likes secondary school-age girls". It further states: "When a young girl walks past him, he likes to touch them in private areas."

The newly released documents also reveal that President Trump and Epstein had a close relationship, as Trump frequently travelled on his private aircraft.

Between 1993 and 1996, Trump appeared eight times on the passenger list for that aircraft.

On one of these journeys, the aircraft reportedly carried only three people: Donald Trump, Epstein, and another person aged 20, whose gender was not specified.

However, Trump has previously stated that he had actually ended his entire relationship with Epstein before any criminal investigation began.

Note:

Current Rwanda-US Tensions

Relations between Rwanda and US have deteriorated sharply. Despite the December 4th peace accord signing:

  • On December 13, US Secretary of State Marco Rubio declared "Rwanda's actions in eastern DRC are a clear violation of the Washington Accords" and warned "the United States will take action" Eurasia Review
  • US Ambassador to the UN Mike Waltz told the Security Council that Rwanda "is leading the region towards increasing instability and war" Eurasia Review
  • The M23 offensive intensified immediately after the accord was signed, resulting in hundreds of civilians killed The Star

Igihe.com's Government Control

Multiple Freedom House reports (2019-2024) consistently document that Igihe.com operates under substantial government influence:

  • During the 2017 presidential campaign, editors at Igihe were not allowed to publish articles on candidates challenging President Kagame Rwanda: Freedom on the Net 2019 Country Report | Freedom House +3
  • Security officials frequently interfere with editors to prevent publication of stories on certain topics and alter content criticising the government Freedom House
  • The Office of the Government Spokesperson reportedly has administrative access to websites of nominally independent newspapers and routinely removes stories deemed critical of the Kagame administration Freedom House

The Geopolitical Context

The timing is significant: a Rwandan government-influenced outlet publishes demonstrably false allegations against Trump just weeks after the US publicly accused Rwanda of violating Trump's peace deal. This appears to be retaliation through disinformation rather than legitimate journalism.

The article is doubly problematic - both spreading a debunked fabrication and potentially serving as an instrument of state-sponsored disinformation during a diplomatic conflict.

This is a controversial and unsubstantiated article from   Source: https://mobile.igihe.com/amakuru/mu-mahanga/article/trump-yakundaga-abana-bato-no-ku-bakora-ku-myanya-y-ibanga-ibishya-kuri-dosiye

The Critical Issue

The article is based partly on a fake letter that was included in the DOJ's December 23rd file release. The FBI has concluded that the letter purportedly from Epstein to Larry Nassar is "fake" CNNNPR, and the DOJ issued a statement saying "This fake letter serves as a reminder that just because a document is released by the Department of Justice does not make the allegations or claims within the document factual" NPR.

Why the Letter Was Deemed Fake

The postmark was from Virginia (not New York where Epstein was jailed), it was processed three days after his death in August 2019, and the return address incorrectly identified the jail where Epstein was being held PBS.

What Is Actually Documented

The files do confirm:

  • Trump flew on Epstein's private jet eight times between 1993 and 1996 NPR
  • On one 1993 flight, Trump and Epstein were the only two passengers; on another flight the three passengers were Trump, Epstein, and a 20-year-old CNBC

However, Trump has not been accused of wrongdoing in connection to Epstein by law enforcement GBH.

The article you've highlighted is deeply problematic because it presents claims from a discredited, fake document as factual information, which is seriously misleading journalism.

 

Kinyarwanda version:

 

"Trump yakundaga abana bato no ku bakora ku myanya y'ibanga": Ibishya kuri dosiye ya Epstein

 24-12-2025 - saa 10:44,  Léonidas Muhire

Mu gihe hashize iminsi itanu Minisiteri y'Ubutabera ya Amerika itangiye gushyira hanze andi makuru kuri dosiye ya Jeffrey Epstein, hagaragaye ko Perezida Donald Trump we n'uwo mugabo bari bafitanye umubano wihariye ndetse ko uyu muyobozi wa Amerika yakundaga abakobwa bakiri bato no kubakora ku myanya y'ibanga.

Amakuru mashya ari mu nyandiko hafi 8.000 nshya kuri dosiye ya Epstein yashyizwe ku rubuga rwa Minisiteri y'Ubutabera ya Amerika ku itariki 23 Ukuboza 2025.

Jeffrey Epstein yari umunyemari ukomeye watawe muri yombi mu 2019 akurikiranyweho ibyaha bikomeye birimo gucuruza abana bato hagambiriwe kubashora mu busambanyi.

Epstein yapfiriye muri gereza nyuma y'ukwezi bivugwa ko yiyahuye. Gusa benshi baracyemeza ko yishwe kugira ngo hatagira amabanga amuvamo, akandagaza bamwe mu bayobozi bakomeye ku Isi.

Impamvu ni uko Epstein yari inshuti y'abanyapolitiki, abayobozi bakomeye ndetse n'abanyemari benshi harimo na Trump ubwe.
Urupfu rwa Epstein benshi barugerekaga kuri Trump kuko icyo gihe ari we wari Perezida, bakavuga ko yari agamije gusibanganya amakuru kuri dosiye ye.

Amakuru mashya yagiye hanze ejo ku wa Kabiri akubiyemo amajwi n'amashusho n'inyandiko zagiye zihererekanywa mu buryo butandukanye.

Zimwe muri izo nyandiko harimo urwoherejwe na Epstein rugaragaza ubutumwa bwerekana uko Trump yihebeye abana bato.

Bikubiye mu ibaruwa bigaragaza ko yasinywe na Epstein yoherejwe Larry Nassar wahoze ari umuganga ariko wakatiwe igifungo cya burundu ku bwo guhamywa ibyaha byo gusambanya abana.

Ni ubutumwa bugaragaza Donald Trump nk'umuntu "ukunda abakobwa bakiri bato b'ikimero". Kandi ngo "Iyo umukobwa ukiri muto amunyuze iruhande akunda kumukora ku myanya y'ibanga."

Muri izo nyandiko nshya zagiye hanze kandi hagaragazwamo ko Perezida Trump na Epstein bari bafitanye umubano ukomeye kuko yagiye mu ndege ye bwite kenshi.

Kuva 1993 kugeza mu 1996 Trump yagaragaye inshuro umunani ku rutonde rw'abagendaga muri iyo ndege.

Kuri rumwe muri izo ngendo bigaragaramo ko iyo ndege yarimo abantu batatu gusa harimo Donald Trump, Epstein n'undi muntu w'imyaka 20 bitavuzwe niba yari umukobwa cyangwa umuhungu.

Gusa Trump yigeze kuvuga ko umubano we wose na Epstein mu by'ukuri yari yarawuciye mbere y'uko atangira gukurikiranwaho icyaha na kimwe.

 

"Trump yakundaga abana bato no ku bakora ku myanya y'ibanga": Ibishya kuri dosiye ya Epstein | IGIHE

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