Trump accused of assaulting model he met through Epstein, Guardian reports

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Agence France-Presse

Published yesterday at 20:48 Updated yesterday at 21:49

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Donald Trump is accused of sexually assaulting a model he met through Jeffrey Epstein during the 1990s, the Guardian revealed on Wednesday.

According to the model, quoted by the daily, this alleged assault took place at Trump Tower in New York in early 1993.

Stacey Williams says she went to the Republican billionaire's house at the invitation of American financier Jeffrey Epstein.

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When she arrived, Donald Trump allegedly pulled her towards him, before putting his hands “all over my breasts”, as well as on her waist and buttocks.

She then confides that she froze because she was “deeply troubled”, and claims that she then thought she saw Donald Trump smiling at Jeffrey Epstein.

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The financier, with powerful economic and political networks in the United States and abroad, was himself accused of sexually assaulting and raping young girls, but his suicide by hanging in prison in New York in August 2019 extinguished public action against him.

The team of Donald Trump, Republican candidate in the November 5 presidential election, did not immediately respond to requests from AFP.

According to the Guardian, Stacey Williams, 56, made these revelations during an online conversation with a group called “Survivors for Kamala,” which describes itself as “a coalition of people who have survived sexual assault” and which supports the Democratic candidate in the election.

“The idea of ​​this monster returning to the White House is my worst nightmare,” she said during the call, which took place Monday.

Stacey Williams claims to have felt “humiliated” after this alleged assault, believing she was the victim of “a twisted game” between the former American president and Jeffrey Epstein.

She says she received a postcard a few months later, signed by Donald Trump.

In 2023, the former president was found responsible by a jury in a New York civil court for the “sexual assault” in 1996 of former journalist E. Jean Carroll.