A lawsuit was filed last June by a “Jane Doe” alleging that at the age of 13 she was repeatedly raped and her life was threatened by Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump. The crimes reportedly took place in 1994 during penthouse parties thrown by Florida financier and billionaire Jeffrey Epstein (who was convicted and jailed for underage sex crimes in 2008). On October 12, 2016, a federal judge issued a court order for counsel representing Trump and Epstein to appear in court along with the alleged victim’s attorney . The Guardian reports:
A federal judge in New York has ordered counsel for Donald Trump and the disgraced financier Jeffrey Epstein to appear in court along with the attorney for a woman referred to only as “Jane Doe” who alleges the Republican presidential nominee raped her when she was 13.
Judge Ronnie Abrams has slated an initial status conference in the civil lawsuit for 16 December in a New York district court.
Below are four screenshots from Judge Abrams court order via Scribd.
To read the lawsuit filed by Jane Doe, click HERE. To read the lawsuit filed by a witness, Tiffany Doe, click HERE.
Trump, of course, denies all allegations calling the lawsuit a conspiracy that’s meant to smear his name and derail his chances of becoming the next president of the United States. Trump has also been accused of multiple sexual assaults in recent weeks and has been heard on audio bragging about grabbing/assaulting women—an audio first released by The Washington Post.
The lawsuit by Jane Doe is on public record and is extremely disturbing to read and may cause strong emotional triggers for rape/sexual assault victims. A former employee of Jeffrey Epstein known as “Tiffany Doe,” who was paid to bring young girls to Epstein’s parties, has also come forth claiming and describing violent, illegal and illicit acts against and upon Jane Doe, by Trump and Epstein.
It can’t be stressed enough that these are accusations have not yet been proven, regardless of the numerous debunked lies Donald Trump has told in front of the world during this campaign cycle. The crux of this story is to inform the public that the New York Federal Judge, Ronnie Abrams, has deemed the allegations by Jane Doe and Tiffany Doe serious enough to call to order an initial conference with the plaintiff’s attorney and counsel for Donald Trump and Jeffrey Epstein.