President Donald Trump faces backlash for allegedly attempting to silence Jeffrey Epstein’s survivors by orchestrating a military flyover during their calls for the release of confidential government documents related to the sex offender. Over ten women, who suffered abuse from Prince Andrew’s associate Epstein, gathered in Washington DC to demand transparency but were disrupted by fighter jets overhead. Trump reportedly dismissed their pleas as he welcomed Poland’s new leader, Karol Nowrocki, with the costly flyover, deemed exceptional and exclusive since his presidency began. The timing of the flyover coincided with harrowing testimonies from survivors, notably Chauntae Davies, who mentioned Epstein’s close ties to Trump. Despite the victims’ requests, Trump dismissed the claims as a “hoax” and deflected questions about releasing the Epstein files, attributing the pressure to Democrats. Outraged survivors criticized Trump’s actions, accusing him of trying to overshadow their truth with distractions. Virginia Giuffre’s family, still grieving her death, condemned Trump’s dismissive remarks, emphasizing the importance of acknowledging and addressing the victims’ plight. The incident unfolded following the release of thousands of Epstein-related documents by the House Oversight Committee, a move criticized by Democrats as a political ploy to evade full disclosure.
“Trump Faces Backlash Over Military Flyover Amid Epstein Survivor Calls”
