Kevin Rudd Denies Meeting Jeffrey Epstein After Name Appears In File Dump

31st January 2026 at 2:04 PM

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Fresh allegations have surfaced in the latest batch of Jeffrey Epstein-related files, with an FBI report citing a 'credible' confidential human source.

New York : Fresh allegations have surfaced in the latest batch of Jeffrey Epstein-related files, with an FBI report citing a ‘credible’ confidential human source. The report further alleged that Trump’s son-in-law, Jared Kushner, wielded disproportionate influence over both Trump’s organisation and the functioning of the presidency in his first term.

The CHS claimed Kushner had shifted significant Russian investment money around and failed to properly disclose interests connected to Russian state-linked entities. The memo notes that Kushner’s stake in Cadre, a real-estate investment platform, was referenced as an area of concern, with the source questioning whether Russian funds were routed into US projects through intermediaries.

In addition, the FBI report referenced past reporting on Trump’s real-estate dealings, including the controversial Beverly Hills mansion transaction in which Trump bought a property for about USD 41 million and later sold it for USD 95 million to a shell company with foreign connections. The CHS flagged the deal as containing “oddities and red flags” that warranted scrutiny as part of a broader pattern of opaque financial transactions.

The report also named Jeffrey Epstein’s lawyer Alan Dershowitz. The CHS told the FBI that Dershowitz had been “co-opted by Mossad” and that he used his influence at elite institutions to cultivate wealthy and politically connected students for Israeli intelligence objectives, the files revealed. It added that Epstein, the late convicted sex offender, himself was widely suspected by the source to have been similarly leveraged, based on his access to global political and financial networks.

The US Justice Department said it has made public more than three million pages of material tied to the Epstein investigation, along with over 2,000 videos and nearly 180,000 images. Deputy Attorney General Todd Blanche said the release came after a detailed internal review of the records. Epstein, a New York-based financier, was found dead in his jail cell in 2019 while awaiting trial on federal sex-trafficking charges.