Trump, new accusations of sexual abuse: the testimonies of 5 women

The attack of the US Democrats

Gustizia's department, according to the Democrats, is in fact covering up "crimes to protect the president", based on what the US Democrats claim in a 53-page report in which, just one week before the midterm elections, the Attorney General, Todd Blanche, is asked to appoint an independent special prosecutor to investigate the links between Trump himself and the pedophile financier who died in prison in 2019. "The efforts of the Department of Justice and the FBI to protect Trump instead of Seeking justice requires at a minimum the appointment of an independent special prosecutor - this is what the report states - this prosecutor should have the task of investigating not only the president but all potential accomplices of Epstein." The Democrats recognize, however, that the Justice Department led by Blanche, the tycoon's former personal lawyer, is very unlikely to "take even this minimal step". "Determined to protect the president at all costs, the Justice Department is now leading the cover-up of Epstein's sex trafficking operations," it added. "Blanche has gone from being Trump's personal lawyer to being his personal attorney general."

The shocking testimony

The same Democrats of the House Justice Commission also made known, in this context, a shocking testimony in which a woman accused Donald Trump of having raped her "in a brutal way" in 1993. Beatrice Keul, this is the name of the woman who made the accusation, told the Commission that the president had raped her in a room of the Plaza Hotel in Atlantic City, owned by Trump himself, several years ago now. The incident allegedly occurred after the two spent time with Jeffrey Epstein.

The complaints against the tycoon

It is not the first time that the woman has reported having been harassed by the American president, but in her previous stories to the media she had spoken of heavy groping and never, before this time, of rape. The tycoon's legal team has always denied any wrongdoing. Keul also denounced having been intimidated by Trump immediately after the act and having received threatening calls not to speak, accompanied by the phrase: "Bad things can happen to you if you speak." Warnings that were also repeated recently following his public statements. Keul later reported that, on that same occasion, she met Epstein, who introduced himself to her as "Donald's best friend" and called her a "prey." It is precisely on this that the House report focuses, on the relations between Epstein and Trump and on the possible cover-ups of the Department of Justice after his return to the White House.