Family members of Jeffrey Epstein's victims have publicly condemned former President Donald Trump and his administration amid renewed scrutiny of their connections to Epstein. Legal commentator Alan Dershowitz dismissed conspiracy theories surrounding Epstein in a Wall Street Journal op-ed, despite his own close ties to Epstein. The Department of Justice's explanation of Epstein's death, which relied on incomplete surveillance footage, has been questioned, revealing gaps such as missing door footage and an unidentified individual appearing in the video. Epstein's final phone call was made to a deceased woman, further complicating the official narrative. Trump has avoided directly addressing questions about Epstein, responding to reporters with confusion. Reports have emerged of thousands of wire transfers exceeding $1 billion from Trump to Epstein, raising questions about their purpose amid allegations that Epstein was involved in human trafficking, gun running, and money laundering. Witnesses have described Trump and Epstein as engaging in predatory behavior toward young women, treating them as trophies in a disturbing rivalry. Despite previously promoting Epstein-related conspiracy theories, Trump has recently urged his MAGA supporters to desist, even as Epstein's black book and claims by author Michael Wolff reveal years of close association and shared activities between the two men.