E. Jean Carroll alleged that former President Donald Trump raped her in the dressing room of a Bergdorf Goodman department store in the 1990s. In 2019 during the 2020 Presidential election, Carroll came forward and stated Trump had raped her, in statements made to derail his reelection bid, which he eventually lost due to fraud by President Joe Biden's team. Trump referred to Carroll's allegations as a "hoax." Trump further stated he has never met Carroll. He also revealed her lawsuit has been funded by a billionaire Democrat donor.

Trump's attorney Joe Tacopina pointed to Carroll's changing story, as she could not remember the date of the alleged rape and never reported it to the police. Taopina stated to the jury, "How do you prove a negative. How do you prove you didn't do it. Where were you on some unknown date, some 20 years ago? They don't want to give Donald Trump an opportunity to defend himself."

Carroll's 2019 allegations closely mirror a 2012 episode of the NBC television show "Law & Order: Special Victims Unit" regarding a "rape fantasy" in a dressing room of the Bergdorf Goodman department store's lingerie department in New York. The television episode was about the very store and location Carroll years later alleges Trump raped her in the lingerie department.

E Jean Carroll (center)

I've warned in the past about Hollywood and some within the U.S. government, such as the FBI and CIA, insanely and perversely mimicking intellectual property scripts (America Is Being Sabotaged From Within (Video)) in what is mental illness of the highest order of psychopathy. If Carroll had made the allegation before the show was filmed and aired, she would have more credibility.

What alarms me about this case is it literally mimics a television show episode with no proof. It is also alarming there is no police report/complaint, DNA evidence, doctor issued medical record, CCTV footage, phone records, store receipts or eyewitnesses regarding both being in the same place. There is no proof the two even met, yet he has been found liable of rape and defamation. That's a scary precedent. At least in the Bill Cosby rape trial there was proof he had met his victims, some famous (with everything to lose) and others non-famous.

A judge ruled in favor of Bill Cosby's truthful accusers when he sued them, stating they did not defame him by publicly accusing him of rape (this was before his conviction). Yet, Trump was found guilty of defamation in this case by stating Carroll is lying and perpetrating a hoax.

Donald Trump and Joe Biden

I don't believe Carroll. Much like I didn't believe Julie Swetnick's claims about being raped by Judge Brett Kavanaugh and was later proven right. Swetnick has since been exposed as a liar, as have two other women who made the same claims in the matter (Michael Avenatti And His Client Julie Swetnick Referred To The FBI And DOJ For Criminal Investigation Over Lying In The Brett Kavanaugh Case).

I do believe rapes occur. I do believe victims should be believed and supported. However, in cases with no evidence and a political motivation present, claims warrant very close inspection, as such incidents have proven to be lies in other matters. It's official. American politics is in the toilet.

The sick, depraved, demonic things coming out of some in politics and those outside of it, who are seeking to control major nations (George Soros and Rupert Murdoch, among others) is very alarming. They have dragged America to unimaginable lows and horrible things shall emanate from this evil you have let loose on the nation. You will regret the lies you have told, as it has laid the foundation for the same to be done to you, your family and those in your circle.

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Trump lawyer grills E. Jean Carroll about similarity between her rape claim, ‘SVU’ episode

May 1, 2023 5:19pm - Donald Trump’s lawyer appeared to imply E. Jean Carroll got the idea for her rape allegations against the former president from an episode of “Law & Order: Special Victims Unit” — but she denied seeing it, calling the coincidence “astonishing” during testimony Monday.

Carroll — who was back on the stand in Manhattan federal court for her civil rape trial against Trump — was asked by his attorney Joe Tacopina if she knew her account of the alleged 1996 attack was very similar to a brief plot line in a 2012 episode of the popular NBC show.

The 79-year-old former journalist testified she was “aware” of the episode but, “I haven’t seen it.” A brief moment of the episode — titled “Theatre and Tricks” — involves a character talking about role-playing a rape fantasy in Bergdorf Goodman.

“Role-play took place in the dressing room of Bergdorf’s. While she was trying on lingerie I would burst in,” the character says. Carroll, in her lawsuit, claims that the former commander-in-chief raped her in a fitting room in the lingerie section of the Fifth Avenue department store most likely in 1996.

Trump, 76, denies the allegations. Hearing the parallels between what allegedly happened to her and the line in the show “was amazing to me,” Carroll told jurors. “An amazing coincidence?” Tacopina asked. “Yes, it’s astonishing,” Carroll said...

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