“Dress Torn, Was Bleeding”: Trump is accused of rape by the former Miss Switzerland

According to a Democratic Party source, a former Miss Switzerland has accused US President Donald Trump of rape. Model Beatrice Keul, who had previously accused the Republican leader of groping her in November 1993, has now claimed that Trump sexually assaulted her at the same time.

The US House Democrats’ inquiry into Trump’s purported connections to convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein was also described in the paper. A representative for the White House called the study “a desperate attempt by deranged Democrats to distract Americans from the soaring Republican momentum generated by President Trump’s historic successes” and refuted the accusations made in it.

Democrats on the House Judiciary Committee resurrected accusations of sexual misconduct against Trump, a former close friend of Epstein who committed suicide in federal custody in 2019 while awaiting trial on charges of sex trafficking involving minors, in a 53-page report.

In a series of Keul’s interviews with Democrats included in the report, the model said that Trump had sexually assaulted her in 1993 in a “brutal” manner. After spending time with Epstein, she allegedly claimed that the alleged assault happened inside a hotel room at Trump’s Plaza Hotel in Atlantic City. Keul claims that she first met Trump at a pageant event in New York’s Plaza Hotel, which the Republican leader controlled at the time, when she was 24.

“I will take care of you,” he reportedly told her. Keul alleged that after Trump stepped away from their conversation, Epstein approached her, claiming he was “Don’s best friend” and invited her to a party at Mar-a-Lago. “Upon entering, Trump reportedly grabbed Keul from behind and forcibly raped her; in the process, he tore her dress and caused bleeding and bruising on multiple parts of her body,” the report claimed.

Trump has maintained for a long time that he broke off his friendship with Epstein well in advance of any allegations of criminal activity. After fighting for months to stop the Department of Justice (DOJ) from releasing the so-called “Epstein Files,” the President finally signed a statute that Congress had approved mandating their publication. Although the 80-year-old president’s name appears frequently in the documents, he has not been charged with any crimes related to the scandal and denies any wrongdoing.

Democrats argue that Keul’s allegations align with existing accusations of sexual assault against Trump, suggesting a consistent pattern. Representative Jamie Raskin criticized the Justice Department for allegedly shielding Trump from accountability, citing five women who accused him of assault in the presence of Jeffrey Epstein.

The House Judiciary Committee Democrats are calling for the appointment of an independent special counsel to investigate Trump and his connections to Epstein, asserting that the Justice Department’s current leadership is unlikely to act impartially. They also claim the DOJ is actively covering up Epstein’s sex trafficking operations. Ahead of the elections, Democrats have invested over $35 million in advertisements related to Epstein.