A damning image from a batch of new files released Friday by the Justice Department on the late sex trafficker Jeffrey Epstein shows a table drawer with photos of President Donald Trump inside. Now it’s gone.

On Saturday, the image ― file EFTA0000468 ― had disappeared from the Justice Department’s release of the files. HuffPost reviewed the files again Saturday, only to see that the files went from “467” to “469.”

“This photo, file 468, from the Epstein files that includes Donald Trump has apparently now been removed from the DOJ release,” House Oversight Democrats posted on social media Saturday. ”[Attorney General Pam] Bondi, is this true? What else is being covered up? We need transparency for the American public.”

The photo shows an open table drawer with at least two images of Trump. One of the images appears to show Trump hanging out with Epstein and his accomplice, Ghislaine Maxwell, and another shows Trump surrounded by young female models.

An open table drawer shows images of President Donald Trump, including one where he appears to be surrounded by young models.

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A spokesperson for the Justice Department did not return a request for comment from HuffPost about the removals.

While the latest batch of documents from the Justice Department show the horrors of Epstein’s crimes, along with the many powerful friends he had, Trump is noticeably absent.

A photo of Jeffrey Epstein, President Donald Trump and first lady Melania Trump sits on a table in Epstein's Manhattan mansion in this undated photo.

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House Oversight Ranking Member Rep. Robert Garcia (D-Calif.) blasted what he said was just “10%” of the trove of documents the Justice Department has on the late sex predator.

“In our initial estimation — It could be that we’re only getting about 10% of what the DOJ has,” Garcia told CNN Friday “And of that 10%, 5% of that has already been released. And the other 5% is highly redacted. So we’re getting very little so far.”

Rep. Ro Khanna (D-Calif.) said Friday he and Rep. Thomas Massie (R-Ky.) are considering impeachment charges against Attorney General Pam Bondi over the handling of the documents.

“Thomas Massie and I talked about it,” Khanna told “The Source” host Kaitlan Collins. “He’s working, as am I, on drafting articles of impeachment and inherent contempt. We haven’t decided whether to move it forward yet, but we’re in the process of doing it.”