Yes, she bit “it.”
Three days after Jane Doe #4’s second interview, outlining the “biting” incident, Epstein was found dead in his cell.
Three additional interviews have been released. I first wrote about Jane Doe #4 on 2/26/2026, when her first interview was being discussed. In it was a story about teenager’s abuse by Epstein, sharing a photo with the FBI agents of two men, one man cropped out. The man cropped out of the photo was Trump.
In the remaining three interviews are further revelations, including the salacious account of biting the president’s penis, where he then “pulled her hair and punched her head,” before being ordered “taken away.” The following day, a striking blonde woman advised her to take care of her breasts by always wearing a bra. That is just a weird detail. And yet, if he were not the president, that would not be the worst part of her statements to the FBI. Remember, it is a crime to lie to the FBI.
Here’s the rest of the story below the “biting” headline. I mostly avoid details of the assaults, but if you are sensitive you might skip this one.
When she moved to South Carolina (date redacted), she was completing elementary school. She stayed in SC until she was approximately 16. The abuse by Epstein started when she was about 13 and continued until she moved away. While redacted in the FBI interview, it is reported elsewhere that this happened in Hilton Head SC. An “Island” is all that is visible in the interview notes.
Interview #2 (August 7, 2019) starts with a review of photographs of herself with other girls. One of the photos includes red Solo cups containing alcohol. “Party photos.” She then shares how Epstein and another friend, Jim Atkins (sp?) took advantage of her mother via blackmailing her with naked photos of Jane Doe #4. Both men assaulted Jane Doe #4, more than once. Atkins is described as a white male with gray hair and big ears. Maybe in is 50s in the early 1980s. She remembered that Atkins lived in Ohio and was associated with a university. He was either a dean or a “money guy.” She initially met both men at her mother’s real estate office. Other unflattering things are noted about Atkins, who pursued and had a romantic relationship (likely an affair) with the mother.
Part of this relationship or affair included Atkins teaching her mother how to “fix the books” to hide her embezzlement. Theft that was done to pay Epstein and Atkins blackmail money, to protect her daughter, Jane Doe #4. When her mother became desperate, she called Atkins in Ohio (at his work, likely a university) to ask for help. Instead of helping, he threatened her. It was during this time that her mother began drinking, having been sober for a number of years.
More was asked about the two men referenced in the first interview and Jane Doe #4 replied she was not comfortable going into specifics of their abuse of her. A short amount of time passed when she did not see Epstein, less than three months. He reappeared while she was at a hotel pool with friends and convinced her to leave with him. They went to his current home and he abused her again. Then he asked her who her friends were and if she had told her friends about him. He then asked if her friends wanted to “come party.” She responded no, she did not tell her friends and they did not want to come party. Epstein then sent her on “missions” to find young girls “who wanted to party.”
On her next interaction with Epstein, it was a “party.” There were other girls present, who she did not know. And she knew most of the girls on the Island, and wondered where these girls had come from. There were two men who were “fat and disgusting, with Santa bellies.” Abuse happened - and she did not go home that night. Her mother believed she was a friend’s house, so the police were not called. Nor did she go to the hospital, although she had been beaten.
Jane Doe #4 goes on to note that she was Epstein’s “main contact” on the island. At group events, Epstein was the leader. She only talked to him, not to other girls or men. She realized it would be easier for her to “get him people to party with than to be partied on.” Remember Jane Doe #4 is between 13-16 years old. And she’s developing a strategy to save herself. She also notes that she preferred being drugged during the abuse because it was better than being sober. (Ooof. This hit me hard.)
She began referring random girls on the beach to Epstein’s house for parties. Her life improved and she felt he was beginning to trust her. She observed another woman who was “cold feeling” frequently at the house, but they did not interact. The description may or may not be Maxwell.
Jane Doe #4 then goes on to provide more intimate details about Epstein. His favorite drink, music, drug preferences, etc. She recounts a friend wearing a cologne that took her back to the time she was abused. It was the same cologne that Epstein wore.
She also (when prompted) remembered a time she went to a Rick James concert in Savannah, with her friend and friend’s mom. (James performed twice in Savannah, in 1979 & 1980.) Epstein was at the concert and separated her from her people. She drank the whiskey he offered and got high on his weed. After the concert, he abandoned her. Her people looked for her, didn’t find her and drove home. Eventually, she was picked up by the police after wandering on a road alone. They took her to jail, where her family picked her up the next day. She doesn’t remember if she was formally arrested, but like the fried chicken that was served. (Munchies, anyone?)
She next recalled an interaction with Epstein that involved travel to NY or NJ... the travel details are sketchy, she doesn’t remember. The location is described as “a very tall building with big rooms.” She then recounts being introduced to the future president. He didn’t like her because she was tomboyish in appearance. When he asked everyone to leave the room, they did it. She remembers him then saying, “let me teach you how little girls are supposed to be,” pushing her head down. She bit it, hard. Details are in the interview, top of page 8.
Jane Doe #4 then went on to note how Epstein and Trump shared references to girls, what they called them - objects. It’s gross and perverted, I won’t repeat it. She noted that she had two subsequent interactions with Trump, but wanted to move on to another topic.
The balance of the interview includes how Epstein groomed her, making her feel important, like he trusted her. He shared his own secrets of being abused by family members, his current sexual fantasies and what really turned him on, which she agreed to do. (I’m not repeating this here, either)
In the last paragraph of this interview, she noted that he talked in front of her about blackmailing people. And that he and the future president had also talked about blackmail in front of her. Specifically, she heard them talk about illegal building permits and laundered money through casinos. And that the president’s favorite number is 6.
She then asked the Agents to keep her safe, because Epstein’s people always found her, keeping tabs on her throughout her life.
Epstein was found dead in his cell three days later.
In the third interview (8/20/2019), the report starts with verification and more details about the biting and punching incident. I won’t repeat it again here. They verified her age when she was abused by Epstein & company. And why she moved from the island in South Carolina at 17. It was because her mother had been sent to prison for embezzlement. To pay blackmail to Epstein and Atkins. (AARGH... I can’t even begin to process that a mother being sent to prison may have prevented further abuse to her daughter... how f**ed up is our system?)
The balance of this interview notes Jane Doe #4 had been threatened on numerous occasions by unidentified people she believed were connected to Epstein. Her mother, prior to her death, was also threatened. More details about the when and where of the threats. The threats were timed randomly. The first was received after the birth of Jane Doe #4’s daughter. Sometimes it was every few weeks, sometimes as much as two years. Sometimes, the threatening messages were passed on through friends and family: her mother’s new husband and Jane Doe #4’s co-worker. During the past four years (at the time of the interview, this would be 2015-2019) threats increased “a little” and were from “one or the other.” She indicated she did not wish to go on. This was the moment when Jane Doe #4 looked at her attorney and started to say, “when he was running...” and her attorney replied, “...more tracks to cover.”
Before her mother’s death, the threatening callers had let Jane Doe #4 know where her mother was in assisted living, indicating she could be harmed. Her mother was also called while living in that facility and subjected to rude language.
When pushed about why she attributed these calls to Epstein and company (or the president), she noted that only the abuse in her past could explain the threats.
She also noted that she had been nearly run off the road, four or five times, by large, dark colored SUVs. She details two of the incidents, none of which were reported to the police. One may have been witnessed by gas station employees.
The final interview of Jane Doe #4 took place on October 22, 2019. She begins by noting that she has started working with attorneys for a civil case (presumably against Epstein’s estate).
She asks about the statute of limitations for the abuse she endured, asking “what’s the point” of continued interviews. The agents explained they wanted to expand their investigation to associates of Epstein, including the president. Jane Doe #4 indicated that she believed nothing could be done about the information now. The interview ended with an invitation to speak further.