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'Trump Tore My Clothes, Then...': Swiss Model's R*PE Shocker; Reveals What Happened In NYC Hotel
A former Miss Switzerland contestant has accused U.S. President Donald Trump of sexually assaulting her in New York in 1993, according to allegations discussed in a 53-page staff report released by Democrats on the House Judiciary Committee.
Beatrice Keul, who said she was 24 at the time, told congressional investigators that she met Trump during the American Dream Pageant and was later invited to a private meeting. She alleges that the encounter led to a sexual assault at a New York hotel.
Trump has not been criminally charged over Keul’s allegation. The White House has denied the accusation and characterized the Democratic report as politically motivated. The allegation remains unproven, and the release of the report does not establish that the alleged incident occurred.
What Beatrice Keul Told Investigators
According to the account summarized in the report, Keul met Trump at the American Dream Pageant in 1993. She alleged that she was subsequently invited to meet him privately and that he assaulted her during the encounter.
The report includes her account as part of a broader examination of allegations involving Trump, convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein, and women who have described encounters with people connected to Epstein.
Keul’s allegations are serious, but they should be distinguished from independently established facts. The account’s inclusion in a congressional staff report does not constitute a criminal finding, and Trump has denied wrongdoing.
Alleged Encounter With Jeffrey Epstein
Keul also described an encounter with Jeffrey Epstein during the same pageant event. According to the report, Epstein introduced himself as a close friend of Trump and offered to arrange travel and accommodations for a party at Mar-a-Lago.
The report examines whether promises of career opportunities, education, and assistance obtaining U.S. visas were used to gain the trust of women in modeling and pageant circles. It draws comparisons between Keul’s account and allegations made by other women concerning Epstein and people in his social circle.
The report also discusses other women who have accused Trump of sexual misconduct. Trump has repeatedly denied wrongdoing related to Epstein, and the allegations described in the report vary in their circumstances and evidentiary support.
House Democrats Call for Further Investigation
The 53-page report, released by Democrats on the House Judiciary Committee, examines allegations involving Trump and Epstein alongside questions about the Justice Department’s handling of records and investigations related to Epstein and his associate Ghislaine Maxwell.
Jamie Raskin, the committee’s ranking Democrat, has called for an independent special counsel to investigate potential accomplices and alleged interference with earlier investigations.
The report represents the position of Democratic committee staff rather than a finding adopted by the full House Judiciary Committee. Its allegations and conclusions have not been established through a criminal trial.
The White House has rejected the accusations and described the report as politically motivated, arguing that it is intended to damage Trump politically.
What Happens Next?
Keul’s account adds to the allegations being examined as lawmakers seek greater transparency about Epstein’s network and the government’s handling of related records.
Trump has not been criminally charged in connection with Keul’s allegation. No court has determined whether the alleged assault occurred, and the publication of the report does not establish criminal responsibility.
The matter could prompt further congressional scrutiny if lawmakers pursue Raskin’s call for an independent investigation. Any criminal investigation or prosecution would require authorities to evaluate the available evidence under the applicable legal standards.
For now, the allegations remain disputed, with Keul’s account, the White House’s denial, and the broader questions raised by the congressional report continuing to draw public attention.
Source: Times Of India
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