Stacey Williams claims to have been assaulted by Donald Trump in front of Jeffrey Epstein

Stacey Williams, a former model, recently detailed a meeting with Trump and Epstein in 1993, during which Trump allegedly touched her inappropriately, shortly after Epstein introduced them.

Donald Trump groped me in what felt like a ‘twisted game’ with Jeffrey Epstein, former model alleges https://t.co/VqKHP1DqhW

— The Guardian (@guardian) October 24, 2024

The woman, who was in her twenties at the time of the alleged acts she accuses Trump of, thought it was a “twisted game” between the two men.

Stacey Williams, who was a professional model in the 1990s, claimed to have been in a relationship with Epstein for a few months, during which time she met Donald Trump a few times, the first time being in 1992 at a Christmas party.

Williams claimed that at this event, it quickly became clear to her that Epstein and Donald were “really, really good friends” and that they spent “a lot of time together”.

A few months later in 1993, a totally unexpected situation arose while she was out with Epstein.

He suggested she visit Donald Trump at Trump Tower, but as soon as they arrived, Trump allegedly pulled her to him and began touching her.

The woman, who says she froze, describes the events in an article for The Guardian, saying she was “deeply confused” by the situation, as she claims to have seen the two men smiling at each other as it happened.

The woman claims to have received a few months later, while abroad, a postcard from Mar-a-Lago signed by Donald Trump, on which was written:

“Stacey. Your home away from home. Love Donald”

She still has this card and presented it to The Guardian.

Stacey Williams had never shared the details of these troubling events before. However, a few days ago she spoke at a Zoom event called Survivors for Kamala, where she said she felt “shame and disgust” after what had happened.

“I had this horrible feeling in my stomach that it was somehow orchestrated,” she added.

She and Epstein separated shortly after these events.

A Donald Trump spokesman, meanwhile, denied the facts, claiming that this “fictitious story was fabricated by the Harris campaign”.