Stacey Williams claims that she was personally introduced to Trump by the disgraced financier, who passed away in 2019, and that she believed the two men had a close friendship. Moreover, she revealed that she had been in a romantic relationship with Epstein for a brief period of a few months.
In the late winter or early spring of 1993, Epstein proposed to Williams that they make a stop at Trump Tower during a walk they were on. It is important to note that the Trump campaign has vehemently denied the alleged groping incident.
According to Williams, when she arrived, Trump greeted her by pulling her towards him and proceeded to touch her breasts, waist, and buttocks. This left her feeling frozen and deeply confused.
During a recent Zoom call organized by the group Survivors for Kamala, Williams made the allegations that she also witnessed Trump and Epstein smiling at each other and “continuing on in their conversation.”
According to Karoline Leavitt, the national press secretary for the Trump campaign, she stated in a statement shared with The Independent that the accusations made by a former activist for Barack Obama, announced on a Harris Campaign call two weeks before the election, are unequivocally false.
“It is disgraceful that Kamala Harris, who aspires to become the first female President, would employ a woman to propagate unfounded falsehoods about her opponent, all the while concealing the truth about her own husband.
Spreading fake allegations like these only undermines the experiences of women who have genuinely suffered from assault, including the women in Doug Emhoff’s previous relationships.”
During Monday’s call, Williams, who is now 56 years old, disclosed additional information regarding her allegation, which she had previously shared on social media posts.
During the Zoom call, she recounted the incident, stating, “Jeffrey and I walked away, and he completely ignored me without uttering a word. I could feel a burning anger brewing within me. Once we reached the sidewalk, he finally turned towards me and started criticizing me, asking why I allowed that to happen.”
“He made me feel incredibly repulsed and I recall feeling completely bewildered at that moment,” she expressed.
“I couldn’t help but feel like their actions were part of some twisted bet or game. It seemed like I was thrown into the situation as if I were nothing more than a piece of meat, just to serve as a challenge or amusement for them.”
An ad was published in The New York Times this week by Survivors for Kamala, signed by 200 survivors of sexual and gender-based violence. The purpose of the ad was to serve as a reminder that Trump has been held legally responsible for sexual abuse.
The president has been accused of multiple instances of sexual harassment and abuse in the past. He has consistently denied these allegations.
In 1996, columnist E Jean Carroll was sexually abused by Trump, and last year, a jury held him accountable for his actions. As a result, a judgment was made, awarding her $5 million.