Swiss Model Who Accused Trump of Rape Fears for Her Safety: 'I Am Scared'
Summary
Beatrice Keul, a former Miss Switzerland runner-up, told Newsweek she fears for her safety after an anonymous caller warned her to stop discussing her allegation that Donald Trump raped her in 1993. House Democrats included her allegations in a report concerning Trump and Jeffrey Epstein; the White House denied the allegations, and Newsweek said it had not independently verified them.Key Facts
- Keul alleges Trump assaulted her at the Donald J. Trump American Dream Pageant at New York’s Plaza Hotel in November 1993.
- Keul said an anonymous caller warned her and her family after the House Democrats’ report was released.
- She said she reported the alleged threat to her attorney and that it was being investigated.
- Keul told Newsweek, “I am scared,” and said she was worried about her safety.
- Keul had accused Trump of groping her in a 2024 interview but did not then allege rape, according to the article.
- Democrats on the House Judiciary Committee detailed Keul’s allegations in a 53-page report about possible wrongdoing connected to Jeffrey Epstein.
- A White House spokesperson said the allegations were not true, and White House officials criticized the committee report.
- Newsweek said it had not independently verified Keul’s allegations and had sought comment from the FBI and Swiss authorities about the alleged threats.
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