Jeffrey Epstein died by suicide in 2019 while in federal custody, and multiple official investigations have found no evidence that he maintained a 'client list' or that such a list disappeared under Trump's administration.
Epstein died under Trump's watch. Epstein's list disappears under Trump's watch.

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Key Evidence
Official investigations by the DOJ and FBI concluded Epstein died by suicide with no evidence of foul play and found no client or blackmail list implicating others; these findings contradict conspiracy theories about a disappearing 'Epstein list'.
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What the Evidence Shows
The claim consists of two parts: first, that Epstein died under Trump's watch, and second, that Epstein's list disappeared under Trump's watch. Epstein did die in custody in August 2019, during the Trump administration, which is factually correct.
However, the official medical examiner ruled his death a suicide, and multiple investigations by the Department of Justice and FBI have found no evidence of foul play or murder.pbs.orgpbs.orgTrump faces growing criticism from his base over Jeffrey Epstein files
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bbc.combbc.comUS justice department finds no Jeffrey Epstein 'client list' Regarding the alleged 'Epstein list,' extensive inquiries have concluded that no such client or blackmail list exists. The DOJ and FBI explicitly stated there is no evidence that Epstein kept a list implicating powerful individuals.
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bbc.combbc.comUS justice department finds no Jeffrey Epstein 'client list'
Claims that such a list disappeared or was suppressed under Trump are not supported by credible evidence. While there has been political controversy and criticism within Trump's base about the handling and release of Epstein-related files,pbs.orgpbs.orgTrump faces growing criticism from his base over Jeffrey Epstein files
theguardian.comtheguardian.comTop House Democrats demand release of Epstein files that mention Trump these do not substantiate the existence or disappearance of any incriminating list.
Therefore, while Epstein's death did occur during Trump's presidency, the assertion about a disappearing list is unsubstantiated and misleading. The verdict is mostly false because the first part is true but the second part lacks credible evidence.