Daniel Wolfram
According to a new, explosive report, Donald Trump is accused of raping a Swiss woman in 1993. She also alleges that both Trump and Jeffrey Epstein had a scheme to “prey” on young models.
In November 1993, model and former Miss Switzerland Beatrice Keul traveled to New York to compete in the Donald J. Trump American Dream Pageant after being scouted by promoter Jill Harth. The 24-year-old hoped the opportunity would be the start of a glorious modeling career in America.
The trip started out perfectly as an emissary asked Keul to join Trump in an upstairs suite. Keul was expecting a professional encounter and was excited that a high-ranking member in the beauty pageant world had noticed her. She accepted the invitation and went up to his room.
According to an interview released by House Judiciary Committee Democrats, the private meeting turned violent immediately. Keul told investigators that Trump attacked her, tore her dress, and sexually assaulted her, leaving bruises across her body. She labeled the encounter “brutal” in her statement to lawmakers, cited by TMZ.
Jeffrey Epstein and Donald Trump
The House Judiciary Committee also claims that notorious pedophile Jeffrey Epstein played a huge part in this allegation. According to Keul, Jeffrey Epstein also approached her and invited her to a party at at Trump’s Mar-a-Lago estate.
Keul later called the event a “hunting ground” for vulnerable young women and said that Trump and Epstein used the place as a way to prey upon young models.
After the assault, Trump allegedly offered her a visa and promised to enroll her at New York University to make sure she stayed silent and to avoid her notifying authorities, telling her that “[T]he show must go on.” She completed the beauty contest in a “daze” and immediately flew home to Switzerland.
She turned down later pageant offers. Months later, Trump allegedly phoned Keul again to repeat his offers of assistance, but she rejected them. No criminal charges or arrests were ever made against Trump regarding Keul’s claims.
Trump categorically denies allegations
Facing the explosive allegations, the White House issued a statement to TMZ: “None of these allegations are true. This ‘report’ is nothing more than a desperate attempt by crazed Democrats to distract Americans from the surging Republican momentum driven by President Trump’s historic achievements. The President kicked Jeffrey Epstein out of his club at Mar-a-Lago because he was a creep, and he has been fully exonerated of anything related to Epstein.”
However, the House Judiciary Committee, which has written this report in an effort to uncover the scope of Jeffrey Epstein’s sex trafficking crimes, accuses Trump of lying about throwing Epstein out of his club.
The report cites the Epstein files, which state that the “evidence demonstrates that Trump has lied about the nature and extent of his relationship dozens of times—incriminating behavior for someone who supposedly has nothing to hide.”
