A woman told the FBI that in the early 2000s, when she was 16 years old, she had given a massage to Jeffrey Epstein at his New York home while the disgraced financier “was on a speakerphone call with Donald Trump” — just moments before being sexually assaulted, according to a newly released FBI memo.First reported by the Daily Mail, the revelation comes from a transcript of a 2020 FBI interview released by the Justice Department last week as part of its publication of 50,000 new files related to Epstein. In the interview, the woman, whose name is redacted, told an FBI agent and analyst that she had been recruited by Epstein when she was a junior in high school.The alleged victim told the FBI that she had two inconsequential visits to Epstein’s home, but that on the third visit, she was brought to an upstairs massage room along with an “older woman.”“[Redacted] recalled walking down a hallway and to the right was the massage room with a bathroom,” the FBI memo reads.“[Redacted] remembered a bathroom with dark marble and bright lighting with the toilet in its own section. Epstein came into the room and was like ‘let’s go, let’s go.’ Epstein got on the massage table and was on a speakerphone call with Donald Trump. [Redacted] started getting undressed and they started massaging him.”The FBI memo did not specify the length of the alleged call between Epstein and Trump, nor did it specify when the call ended. It did, however, include further details of the alleged victim’s account of the massage, which the woman told the FBI escalated into sexual assault.“[Redacted] started massaging Epstein’s feet and pointed to his back,” the memo reads. “Epstein grabbed [redacted ]'s hand and it escalated to the point where Epstein pulled [redacted] on top of him. Afterwards, Epstein gave [redacted] $300 to give to [redacted].”Trump and Epstein have had a well-documented friendship dating back to the 1980s before the two reportedly cut ties with each other around 2004, according to Trump. A 2011 email from Epstein, however, suggests that the disgraced financier may have had a planned call with Trump that year, raising questions as to the timeline of their falling out.While the aforementioned allegation was documented by the FBI, many of the Epstein-related documents produced by the DOJ contain unverified, uncorroborated allegations that do not constitute evidence, and do not establish wrongdoing. Trump is not facing any criminal charges or investigations related to the allegation.