New Trump Rape Victim Goes Public

Introduction

In a recent development, a woman has come forward to accuse President Donald Trump of raping her in a New York City department store in the mid-1990s. The woman, E. Jean Carroll, is a well-known advice columnist and author. She detailed the alleged assault in an excerpt from her forthcoming book, „What Do We Need Men For? A Modest Proposal,“ which was published in New York Magazine on June 21, 2019.

The Alleged Assault

According to Carroll, the incident occurred in the fall of 1995 or spring of 1996, when she encountered Trump at the Bergdorf Goodman department store in Manhattan. She claims that Trump recognized her as „that advice lady“ and asked her for help in selecting a gift for a woman. Carroll agreed to assist him and they proceeded to the lingerie section of the store.

It was there, Carroll alleges, that Trump pushed her up against a wall, pulled down her tights, and raped her. She says she tried to fight him off and eventually managed to escape. Carroll did not report the alleged assault to the police at the time, and says she did not tell anyone about it until recently.

Trump’s Response

Trump has denied the allegations, saying in a statement that he has never met Carroll and that the incident „never happened.“ He also suggested that Carroll was making up the story to sell her book.

Carroll responded to Trump’s denial in an interview with CNN, saying that she has a photo of herself with Trump taken at a party in the 1980s, and that she has told friends about the alleged assault over the years. She also said that she is not seeking legal action against Trump, as the statute of limitations for rape in New York has expired.

Legal Implications

The statute of limitations for rape in New York was extended in 2019, but it only applies to cases going forward. Carroll’s alleged assault falls under the previous statute of limitations, which required victims to report the crime within five years. However, Carroll’s account could still have legal implications for Trump, as it adds to the growing list of women who have accused him of sexual misconduct.

Impact on Trump’s Presidency

The allegations against Trump have had little impact on his presidency so far, as many of his supporters have dismissed them as politically motivated. However, the sheer number of accusers and the graphic nature of their allegations have raised questions about Trump’s character and fitness for office.

The latest accusation from Carroll comes at a time when Trump is already facing numerous investigations and legal challenges, including an impeachment inquiry in the House of Representatives. It remains to be seen how the new allegations will affect Trump’s political fortunes, but they are sure to add to the already intense scrutiny surrounding his presidency

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New Trump Rape Victim Goes Public

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