Woman Sues Trump, Alleging Rape as a Minor for Months, Seeks $100 Million in Damages

Donald Trump has found himself in an uncomfortable situation after a woman made serious accusations against him. Namely, a certain Katie Johnson has sued Donald Trump, claiming that in 1994, as a thirteen-year-old, he raped her along with convicted pedophile Jeffrey Epstein. Johnson is seeking $100 million in damages, claiming that for several months in 1994 she was Trump's and Epstein's sex slave, reports the Patria News Agency.

Trump has vehemently denied the accusations, and his lawyer is doing everything to prevent the story from gaining more traction.

"The allegations are not only false but also disgusting on all levels and clearly fabricated to gain media attention," said Alan Garten from Trump's legal team in an interview with the Daily Mail.

He added that the lawsuit is a complete fraud and that behind it is someone with "some level of legal protection."

Trump's lawyer finds many things suspicious about the person who allegedly filed the lawsuit, from the address to the phone number, going so far as to claim that such a person does not even exist.

The lawsuit was filed by a woman allegedly named Katie Johnson. She provided an address where no one lives, and neighbors of the stated address said that no one has lived there since the death of the homeowner named David Stacey, who died in October last year.

Because of this, and several other things, Trump's legal team believes that the accusation was made by someone with political motives, who was smart enough not to leave fingerprints on the indictment paper, writes Index.