Maybe these unreleased documents that NPR is citing is bogus. Maybe the claim is bunk and has not an ounce of merit to it. I wouldn't want President Trump or any person accused of a crime they did not commit. Maybe there is nothing to them whatsoever. Frankly, I hope that is true, because the details sounds awful on the surface. But why not release the documents for the public, law enforcement agencies, investigative journalists, etc. to see? Why the need to keep them under wraps? If it is completely unsubstantiated that should be made public and Trump shouldn't be accused of something he didn't do.
It's hilarious to me though when the President's supporters act like every claim against him is a salacious one and have an attitude that a claim is unfounded. It's hilarious to me because the current President, Donald Trump, spent years ginning up and pushing the claim that Barack Obama was an unlawful citizen and unlawful President of the United States. That he somehow is a fraudulent President because he is not a real, true American. Even after a legit copy of his Hawaiian birth certificate was produced and made public, Trump and others on the right still pushed the conspiracy about him. And it wasn't as if Trump mentioned Obama's citizenship in passing. He talked about it publicly numerous times. He was a lead spokesman for birtherism. He put up an offer of $5 million for the publication of his college and passport applications. So if you don't want people pushing conspiracies or false theories about you, maybe don't do it to them?