Several women have come out to claim that they were victims of sexual abuse by the hands of Donald Trump. Three of these women claim that the abuse took place at Trump's Florida estate Mar-a-Lago.
On Oct. 12, writer Natasha Stoynoff revealed in a People magazine article that Donald pushed her against the wall and forced his tongue down her throat when he visited Mar-a-Lago to interview him and his pregnant wife Melania Trump in 2005. The journalist explained that she was afraid that a powerful man would discredit and destroy her if she reported the incident.
In 1997, New York resident Cathy Heller and her family celebrated Mother's Day at Mar-a-Lago. Donald went from table to table to say hello when Heller's late mother-in-law, a paying member of Trump's elite Mar-a-Lago Club, tried to introduce the two then he forcibly kissed her.
In 2013, Donald groped Mindy McGillivray during an event at Mar-a-Lago where she assisted photographer Ken Davidoff to document a concert of Ray Charles, McGillivray claimed. Davidoff remembers when McGillivray pulled him aside at the time and told him about the alleged incident.
On Oct. 13, Thursday, Donald was in West Palm Beach, Florida. Speaking to his supporters, the Republican candidate criticized the women accusing him of sexually abuse.
Donald described the accusers as horrible liars. The former "The Celebrity Apprentice" host added that the sexual abuse claims are "all fabricated," "pure fiction," "outright lies" and events that "never, ever happened," New York Daily News quoted Democratic candidate Hillary Clinton's opponent as saying.
Recently, "The Daily Show" host Trevor Noah compared Donald with Bill Cosby. He said, "The difference was he's Bill Cosby because before his victims came forward, Cosby hadn't spent his entire career bragging about what he had done. He wasn't doing that. Trump was."
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