ADVERTISEMENT

Woman claims Trump raped her repeatedly at 13 years old

The unidentified woman said Trump raped her repeatedly at parties in New York in 1994.

Though Democratic presidential nominee is ahead in most polls, a last-minute surge by Republican Donald Trump has delighted US foes, nauseated allies and winded global financial markets

The unidentified woman sued Trump over five months ago for series of sexual assaults, which she said occurred at parties in New York in 1994.

The case was, however, not reported by mainstream media - which many find strange and unfortunate.

The accuser who goes by the pseudo name 'Jane Doe', claimed Trump raped her repeatedly at parties organised by Jeffrey Epstein, who was widely known to throw wild parties with young women and girls.

ADVERTISEMENT

Epstein was convicted in 2008 of soliciting an underage girl for prostitution and served a small portion of an 18-year sentence, Huffington Post recalled in a report.

It was gathered that there were  affidavits in the lawsuit against Trump from two anonymous women who say they were witnesses to the rape.

Reports say Jane Doe will speak at separate press conferences on Wednesday, November 2.

This allegation of sexual assault is the newest against the Republican nominee as about eight women have come forward with similar accusations in the past weeks.

With six days left to the US election - November 8, Trump's already smeared reputation may suffer a setback.

JOIN OUR PULSE COMMUNITY!

Unblock notifications in browser settings.
ADVERTISEMENT

Eyewitness? Submit your stories now via social or:

Email: eyewitness@pulse.ng

Recommended articles

Peter Obi sent a former Vice President’s son to beg me - Reno Omokri

Peter Obi sent a former Vice President’s son to beg me - Reno Omokri

Nigeria is first African country to acquire this device

Nigeria is first African country to acquire this device

Negative media reports will chase investors from Nigeria — Tinubu's minister

Negative media reports will chase investors from Nigeria — Tinubu's minister

Emefiele's trial adjourned to May 9 to study additional proof of evidence

Emefiele's trial adjourned to May 9 to study additional proof of evidence

Access to electricity is an important human right — World Bank

Access to electricity is an important human right — World Bank

World Press Freedom Day: FG vows unwavering support for press freedom

World Press Freedom Day: FG vows unwavering support for press freedom

Naira vs Dollar: 'Nigerians spending power has increased' - Ajuri Ngelale

Naira vs Dollar: 'Nigerians spending power has increased' - Ajuri Ngelale

Regular hand washing will curb rampant tropical diseases - Health Ministry

Regular hand washing will curb rampant tropical diseases - Health Ministry

Plateau Taskforce plans IDP's return to farms, tackle looming hunger

Plateau Taskforce plans IDP's return to farms, tackle looming hunger

ADVERTISEMENT
ADVERTISEMENT