In a recent CNN interview, former swimsuit model Stacey Williams claimed she was delivered to Donald Trump by Jeffrey Epstein to be groped in 1993, echoing an allegation she first made in 2024. The accusation was made in response to the release of Epstein’s emails by the House Oversight Committee, which included a boast by Epstein that he “gave” a girlfriend to Trump. The White House, responding to the 2024 allegations, denied the claims. Meanwhile, a House discharge petition gained enough signatures to force a vote on releasing the Department of Justice’s files on Epstein.
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Recently released emails from Jeffrey Epstein, detailing his actions, have resurfaced, including one where he boasted about giving a girlfriend to Donald Trump. Stacey Williams, a former model who dated Epstein, stated these emails highlighted the men’s deeply misogynistic behavior and claimed Epstein “delivered” her to Trump to be groped. Williams recounted a specific incident at Trump Tower where she was allegedly molested by Trump while Epstein watched and smiled, a moment she described as a “weird and twisted game.” Williams said the Trump-Epstein friendship was central to Trump’s personal life. Trump’s campaign has denied Williams’ claims, calling them false.
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Mexico President Claudia Sheinbaum will be filing charges against a man who groped her during a public event in Mexico City. The incident, captured on video, occurred as she was speaking to supporters. Sheinbaum stated that she decided to press charges to stand in solidarity with other women who experience harassment, and because the suspect allegedly harassed other women in the crowd. The incident has sparked conversations about presidential security and the persistent issue of ingrained machismo within Mexican society, particularly as femicide rates remain high.
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The Metropolitan Police is investigating reports that Prince Andrew requested a police officer to assist in a smear campaign against Virginia Giuffre, the woman who accused him of sexual assault. According to reports, Andrew provided personal information about Giuffre to his protection officer in an attempt to uncover damaging information. This alleged attempt occurred in 2011, around the time a controversial photo of Andrew with Giuffre was published. Despite relinquishing his Duke of York title, the scandal is ongoing, and a US lawyer has predicted more stories will come out.
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Prominent surgeon indicted for alleged gunpoint sexual assault: DA – this is a headline that immediately grabs your attention, isn’t it? The juxtaposition of “prominent surgeon,” a figure we typically associate with healing and trust, and “gunpoint sexual assault” is jarring. It’s a clash of worlds, and the immediate reaction is one of disbelief mixed with a grim fascination. It’s hard to reconcile the two, the image of a skilled professional who has dedicated their life to saving people, and the alleged act of violence against another person.
How could someone, in a position of such authority and respect, allegedly commit such a horrific act?… Continue reading
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Joseph Dean Martin, 28, of Uniontown, faces multiple felony charges including rape of a child after allegedly sexually assaulting his ex-girlfriend’s 12-year-old daughter on several occasions. The girl reported that she and Martin engaged in sexual activity, including an incident in a cemetery after watching a movie, and that the relationship had been ongoing for two years. Evidence, including license plate reader data, surveillance footage, and receipts, supported the girl’s claims, leading to Martin’s confession and current incarceration in the Fayette County Prison without bail.
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In a landmark decision, a South Korean court overturned the 1965 conviction of Choi Mal-ja, who was found guilty of causing grievous bodily harm after biting off part of her attacker’s tongue during a sexual assault. The court ruled that her actions were justifiable self-defense, recognizing her attempt to escape the assault. This reversal comes after a retrial ordered by the Supreme Court, fueled by the #MeToo movement and Choi’s own determination to clear her name after six decades. The initial conviction stemmed from the aggressor receiving a lenient sentence for the assault while Choi was punished, sparking outrage and highlighting the challenges faced by victims of sexual violence.
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During a closed-door House Oversight Committee briefing with survivors of Jeffrey Epstein’s abuse, Representative Nancy Mace, a self-identified sexual assault survivor, experienced a “full-blown panic attack” and had to leave the meeting. The briefing was part of the committee’s investigation into the handling of Epstein’s case, aiming to provide a direct forum for survivors to share their experiences. Mace later shared that she struggled with hearing the victims’ stories and suffered physical symptoms. The Oversight Committee plans further action to review and release Epstein-related records.
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A businessman was convicted of sexually assaulting a 15-year-old girl during a flight from Mumbai to Zurich. The man, who had been on a business trip, repeatedly touched the sleeping victim and performed sexual acts on her. Upon the plane’s arrival, the man was arrested and later confessed to the crime, receiving a suspended sentence of one and a half years for rape and sexual acts with a child. The judge deemed the sentence lenient, and the man was also banned from entering Switzerland for five years, prohibited from contact with minors, and was deported.
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