Epstein case: Five women accuse Trump of sexual violence in Democratic report

Author: Francis NoudePublished on: October 27, 2026Country: United States

PoliticsCrime & Law

Epstein case: Five women accuse Trump of sexual violence in Democratic report

Democrats on the House Judiciary Committee published a roughly 50-page report on October 26, compiling accounts from 11 women connected to Jeffrey Epstein. Five women accuse Donald Trump of rape or sexual assault, while six others describe alleged efforts by Epstein or Ghislaine Maxwell to introduce them to him. The report cites Béatrice Keul’s allegation that Trump sexually assaulted her at the 1993 American Dream Pageant in New York and says Trump and modeling agent Paolo Zampolli may have been co-conspirators. Jamie Raskin accused the Justice Department of covering up crimes to protect Trump and called for an independent investigation.

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