Democratic members of the US House Judiciary Committee have reportedly released a 53-page document detailing accusations from five women who supposedly accuse former President Donald Trump of sexual assault and misconduct. The timing and nature of this publication highlight the ongoing political friction within the American establishment ahead of critical electoral cycles.

According to reports by the Miami Herald, the document includes at least one fresh allegation against the former president. Former 'Miss Switzerland' Beatrice Coyle allegedly claims that during a 1993 beauty pageant in New York, Trump assaulted her at the Plaza Hotel. The claimant supposedly stated that the incident left physical bruises on her body, though these claims remain unverified by independent judicial bodies.

In total, the report mentions eleven women. Five of them reportedly spoke to media outlets or committee representatives regarding alleged misconduct, while another three women supposedly informed FBI agents about encounters involving Jeffrey Epstein. The remaining three individuals did not make public statements, with the authors relying instead on files from the Epstein case. Most of these alleged incidents supposedly occurred during the 1990s.

Critics and observers have pointed out that the report was published merely nine days before congressional midterm elections, suggesting an apparent politically motivated agenda. The authors of the document are reportedly calling for a criminal investigation and the appointment of a special prosecutor against Trump, escalating the ongoing confrontation in Washington.

Representatives of the US regime firmly dismissed the report as a coordinated political stunt. Donald Trump has consistently denied any involvement in the Epstein-related scandals, characterizing the accusations as a complete fabrication. Earlier statements from the Department of Justice have similarly described such unverified claims as entirely baseless and without merit.

Source: kun.uz