Epstein Lawyer Schoen Addresses Musk's Trump Claim: 'I Asked Him!'

Epstein Lawyer Schoen Addresses Musk's Trump Claim

David Schoen, who represented Jeffrey Epstein, has broken his silence regarding Elon Musk's recent claims linking President Donald Trump to the Jeffrey Epstein case.

Schoen's Statement

Schoen stated that he specifically asked Epstein if he possessed any information that could potentially harm Trump, to which Epstein responded negatively. "I can say authoritatively, unequivocally, and definitively that he had no information to hurt President Trump. I specifically asked him!" Schoen said.

Controversy Surrounding the Statement

Schoen's decision to publicly discuss this matter after Epstein's death has ignited controversy. Questions have been raised about potential breaches of attorney-client privilege.

The Epstein Files

The term 'Epstein files' refers to a collection of documents, court records, and investigative materials related to Jeffrey Epstein's activities. These files contain names of prominent individuals, including Prince Andrew and Bill Clinton.

Musk's Insunuation

Musk insinuated that Trump might have been involved in Epstein's sex crimes, prompting calls for an apology from MAGA activists.

Past Releases

Previous releases of the Epstein files have not revealed any new information implicating Trump.

DOJ Review

The Department of Justice (DOJ) is currently reviewing thousands of Epstein-related documents, but a timeline for future releases remains uncertain.