Stacey Williams came forward with allegations that Donald Trump groped her while Jeffrey Epstein watched, during a Zoom call focused on survivors of sexual violence. She cited her desire to prevent Trump from being re-elected as part of her motivation for coming forward. Williams stated that she did not coordinate with the Democratic Party or Kamala Harris’ campaign, despite Trump’s team denying her claim. Several individuals confirmed finding Williams’ story credible.
Williams detailed the incident, explaining that Trump’s behavior left her feeling humiliated, confused, and ashamed. She received a postcard from Trump shortly after the incident, further triggering her feelings of shame. After keeping the encounter to herself for years, Williams decided to speak out after being interviewed for a documentary. She shared her story on the Zoom call and subsequently with NBC News, emphasizing the impact of sexual assault on survivors.
This accusation against Trump comes amidst ongoing allegations of sexual misconduct against him, including former claims made by E. Jean Carroll. With early voting already underway, Williams’ story adds another layer to the discussion on Trump’s behavior towards women. By sharing her experience, Williams hopes to empower other survivors and hold perpetrators accountable for their actions.
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