15 Facts About E. Jean Carroll’s Case the Media Don’t Want You to Know

Mr. Trump has vehemently denied the allegations for years, which led to Mr. Carroll’s defamation suit.

“It’s just as bad for people to believe it, especially when there’s zero evidence,” Trump said in 2019, when the allegations first surfaced. “It’s even worse when a dying publication tries to revive itself by spreading fake news. It’s an epidemic.”

“If anyone has information that the Democratic Party is working with Ms. Carroll and New York Magazine, please let me know as soon as possible,” Trump wrote. “The world needs to know what is really going on. This is shameful and people should pay a high price for such false accusations.”

There is something strange about Ms. Carroll’s story, and despite an astonishing lack of evidence, she received an award of tens of millions of dollars. Trump supporters say this shows how terrifying the justice system has become if individuals are targeted.

The lawyer plans to explain the matter to his client after today. No matter how absurd the accusation, denying it can land you in front of a politically weaponized judge and jury. No other world knows this is her $88.5 million affair. It’s a new normal though.

— Cernovich (@Cernovich) January 26, 2024

Here are some facts about Carroll’s story that the establishment media doesn’t want the public to know.

1. Bergdorf Goodman does not have surveillance video of the alleged incident.

2. There are zero witnesses to the alleged sexual assault.

3. Carroll conveniently first came forward with the allegations while promoting his book. What do we need men for? In 2019, it featured a list of “The Most Terrifying Men in My Life.”

Four. Carol couldn’t do that. Remember When this alleged attack occurred. She told her lawyer in 2023: [been] I’m always trying to figure it out. ” She jumped through the years – first starting in 1994, then moving to 1995, and then all the way back to 1996. He also cannot recall the season in which the attack is said to have occurred.

Five. The Donna Karan blazer dress she claims she wore during the incident wasn’t even available at the time she claimed it.Trump lawyer Boris Epshteyn Said Reporters, “She said, ‘This is the dress I wore in 1994.'” They went back and looked. This dress was not made in 1994. ”

“That’s why the dates are off. This is the ’80s. The ’90s? The 2000s? President Trump has consistently said he was wrongly accused and has a right to a defense.” Ta.

6. Over the years, she has not come forward with these allegations, even though she has always been open about her sexuality and has posted very sexual in nature on social media. President Trump has shared many of them. These included statements such as, “How do you know that an unwanted sexual advance is unwanted until you make it yourself?” And, “Sex tips I learned from my dog: When he’s in heat, chase him until he gets tired and collapses… then jump off!”

7. She said she had never been raped, new york times‘ podcast, The Daily, “Every woman has the right to choose her words. Every woman can choose how she wants to describe it. This is how I say it. These are my words. My words are ‘fight.’ is. My words are not those of a “victim.” I wasn’t raped, I wasn’t raped,” she continued. “I–something hasn’t been done to me. I fought. That’s the problem.”

8. She named her cat “Vagina”. “Her dog or cat was named ‘Vagina’. The judge wouldn’t let us put it in – all these things – but in her case they could put anything in. Ta: access hollywood” President Trump told CNN.

9. Trump’s lawyer Joe Tacopina pointed out in May 2023 that Carroll’s entire story bears incredible similarities to the 2012 episode. LAW & ORDER: Special Victim Response Office. In the episode, titled “Theater and Tricks,” a character talks about a rape fantasy at Bergdorf Goodman (in the same department). The store where Carol claims the incident occurred.