The woman who accused Donald Trump of sexually abusing her when she was 13 provided several verifiable details about her life in interviews with the FBI, according to a newreport.
The woman detailed her alleged abuse by Trump and convicted sex trafficker Jeffrey Epstein over four interviews in 2019, the Epstein files revealed. The interviews were initially kept secret by the DOJ.
The Post and Courier reported that the woman gave FBI agents details about her family background and legal history which the paper was able to verify as true. The South Carolina paper corroborated several aspects of the woman’s life using archived government records and news reports, although none of the newly verified details relate directly to her accusations about Trump.
White House Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt told the Daily Beast in a statement that the woman’s allegations are “completely baseless” and came from a “sadly disturbed woman.” The newly corroborated details suggest the woman was truthful about numerous aspects of her life in the interviews..
In her account to the FBI, the woman claimed that Trump forced her to commit a sex act on him sometime around 1984, after she was recruited by Epstein, then a friend of Trump.
She said Epstein began abusing her and trafficked her to several men when she was between 13 and 15 years old, after he responded to an advertisement for babysitting services her mother, a real estate agent in South Carolina, placed in a packet she provided to her clients.
The woman named one Ohio businessman as one of her abusers, describing him as a man with grey hair and “big ears.” She told agents she believed he was affiliated with a Cincinnati-based college.
The Post and Courier reported that the unnamed Ohio businessman was a board member of the college.
The woman told agents that she only saw Epstein once in a non-sexual context, recalling a chance encounter at a Rick James concert in Savannah, Georgia, when she was about 15. Newspaper records confirm that James regularly performed in the Savannah area at the time, according to The Post and Courier.
The woman also said that Epstein had blackmailed her with nude photos and that her mother embezzledmoney from her employer in an attempt to pay off the pedophile around 1985.
The mother ended up in federal prison near Columbia, South Carolina, according to the woman. Records confirm that her mother was involved in a crime of this nature around that time, The Post and Courierreports.
In addition, the mother’s boss at the real estate firm pursued criminal charges againstthe mother, according to the paper, with records indicating she was accused of stealing $22,000.
Both the Trump accuser and her mother later settled on the West Coast. In the 2019 FBI interviews, the woman spoke of calls to her mother at an assisted living facility on the West Coast. The Post and Courier reports that the mother listed a private nursing care home as an address in her later years, and that a Washington state death record matches the mother’s age and name.
Alongside her accounts of alleged abuse by Epstein and other men in the FBI interviews which were released by the DOJ last week, the woman described allegedly getting trafficked to Trump when he was a developer with a new casino in Atlantic City.
She told the FBI she first met Trump when Epstein took her to a “very tall building with huge rooms” in the New York or New Jersey area when she was between 13 and 15.
“[REDACTED] could not recall the identities of the other individuals present; however, they all exited when TRUMP asked everyone to leave the room,” the FBI report states.
“Let me teach you how little girls are supposed to be,” she alleged Trump said. The woman alleged that Trump sexually assaulted her after the others left the room.
“TRUMP unzipped his pants and put [her] head ‘down to his penis.’ [REDACTED] ‘bit the s–t out of it,’” the FBI report states.
