In June 2019 the US journalist Elizabeth Jean Carroll had publicly accused the then President United States Donald Trump for sexual assault. Three years later, Carroll sued the tycoon in court rape and defamation. He had done so under the Adult Survivors Act, a state law that allows rape victims to file a lawsuit years after the violence they suffered. Trump testified in October last year process, although his statements only became public yesterday. And answered Carol insulting her: «I don’t know her. I think she is ill. Mentally ill,” she said. And then: “She said I did something to her that never happened. There was never anything with this madwoman.’
The Accusation of Elizabeth Jean Carroll
Excerpts from the deposit reveal a fight between Trump and Robert KaplanCarroll’s attorney. Who questioned him while Trump called the former longtime Elle magazine columnist the author of a “complete fraud”? In it, she described the rape while “promoting a really bad book.” Former President of United StatesTo defend himself against the allegation, he had said, among other things, that Carroll was not “his type”. chaplain has asked Hearing for Trump to explain his claims. Trump said he meant he wasn’t attracted to her. The judge also denied the tycoon’s motion to dismiss the lawsuit.
The complaint
Carroll’s complaint relates to subsequent events 30 years ago. The journalist is said to have met the former president by chance in the department store Bergdorf and Goodman on the Fifth Avenue. Trump allegedly asked her for advice on finding a gift for a woman. He then invites her to try on lingerie in a dressing room. “He closed the dressing room door, pushed me against the wall and hit me very hard on the head. He put his mouth to my lips and a moment later, still in his business attire of shirt, jacket, tie and coat, he undid his pants,” Carroll said.
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