For a second there, it seemed liked the Trump child rape suit was going to get real. Nationally known plaintiffs attorney Lisa Bloom sent out a press release Wednesday morning announcing that the anonymous woman who accused Donald Trump of raping her when she was 13 was going to go public.
Bloom announced a 3 pm PT press conference with the victim at her law firm in Southern California, where Jane Doe would “appear for the first time and speak out with her new attorney Lisa Bloom” about the alleged sexual assaults, which she said occurred in 1994 in New York.
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