WHO KILLED IMAGE 468?

Fury over photo deleted from files Victim: Trump 'ordered it to be gone'

- BY CHRISTOPHER BUCKTIN

DONALD Trump has been accused of a historic cover-up after pictures linking him to Jeffrey Epstein were removed from government files.

The controversy centres on Image 468, which disappeared from a tranche of documents released by the Justice Department as part of its probe into billionaire paedophile Epstein.

It shows a cluster of framed photos in Epstein's Manhattan townhouse.

One is of Epstein, his accomplice Ghislaine Maxwell, and the former Prince Andrew at Royal Ascot.

Also visible is an open drawer containing several other photographs - including one of Trump with his arms around a group of young women.

Another shows the then-New York property tycoon with his wife Melania, Epstein and Maxwell.

The Justice Department said the image was redacted to protect the identities of the women in the image.

But one Epstein victim said: "This is the greatest ever cover-up in American history. The removal of that photograph didn't happen by accident.

"None of us believes it wasn't Trump who ordered it to be gone.