Democratic Congressional Report Details New Sexual Assault Allegations Against Trump

A special report published by Democratic members of Congress details new allegations of sexual assault against US President Donald Trump, centering on the testimony of former model Beatrice Coyle. According to the document submitted to House Judiciary Committee staff, Coyle alleges that Trump violently raped her in 1993 when she was 24 years old. While Coyle has previously spoken to the media about her claims, the new report provides a detailed description of the alleged incident's circumstances.

The report states that Coyle met Trump during a journalists' lunch after participating in a beauty pageant he helped organize. She claims that during the meeting, Trump promised to help her secure a US residency visa and assist with her admission to New York University. Later that day, according to her testimony, Trump invited her to a suite at the Plaza Hotel in Manhattan. The document alleges that inside the room, Trump grabbed her from behind and forcefully assaulted her, an act she says caused bleeding and bruising.

In addition to Coyle's testimony, the parliamentary report compiles allegations from four other women accusing Trump of sexual offenses, including rape and assault, allegedly occurring in the 1980s and 1990s. These claims previously surfaced in investigations related to convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein and were published in media interviews or FBI files. The White House vehemently rejected the findings, calling the document a politically motivated and biased report designed to distract the public from Republican momentum and the president's achievements.

Over the years, Trump has faced numerous allegations of sexual misconduct but has never been criminally convicted. However, in 2023, a civil court jury found Trump liable for the sexual abuse of a woman he met in 1996 and ordered him to pay damages.