Donald Trump Accused of 'Brutally' Raping Ex-Beauty Queen After Being Introduced by Jeffrey Epstein, According to House Judiciary Democrats Report

Democrats on the House Judiciary Committee have learned of a new rape allegation against President Donald Trump while he was close with disgraced pedophile and trafficker Jeffrey Epstein.

Ex-beauty queen Beatrice Keul, who previously stated she rebuffed unwanted advances from Trump, now alleges that the POTUS r---- her in a "brutal" fashion in a room at Trump's Atlantic City hotel in 1993. She claimed it was a meeting orchestrated by Epstein.

Keul first made an allegation that Trump aggressively groped and fondled her in an October 2024 interview with The Daily Mail. Keul, who was 24 at the time of her encounter, said in the interview that she was eventually able to talk down a rabid Trump.

"I tried everything I could. Finally, I said, 'Let's talk first' or something like that, then he slowed down," she said in the interview.

In a new report released on October 26, the House Judiciary Committee said that in private interviews, Keul alleged that Trump did rape her.

"Trump reportedly grabbed Keul from behind and forcibly raped her; in the process, tearing her dress and causing bleeding and bruising on multiple parts of her body," the report stated. "Keul described the rape as 'brutal.' Following the assault, according to Keul's report, Trump sat her on the edge of the bed, repeated his promises to arrange for a visa and NYU admission, and made her promise she would keep quiet, saying, '[T]he show must go on.'"

The report does not provide a direct transcript of Keul's interviews nor answer why her story has changed.

Trump has acknowledged his friendship with Epstein in the '90s and early 2000s but said he had no knowledge of Epstein's crimes and had a falling out with the late financier before he was first arrested on prostitution charges.

The Committee's report suggested otherwise.

"A growing body of evidence demonstrates that Donald Trump was an active participant in Jeffrey Epstein's sexual abuse of young women during the mid-to-late 1990s," the report read.

The report ties Keul's story to other accusations of sexual assault against Trump, including E. Jean Carroll's, whom Trump was found guilty of sexually assaulting in 2023.

The House Judiciary's report further alleged that Trump has actively been involved in attempts to block the Epstein files' release so that allegations against him could not become public.

"Government complicity in a cover-up to protect traffickers and rapists is criminal obstruction of justice and an intolerable offense against a free society," the committee wrote. "The full extent of the President of the United States' involvement with a criminal s-- trafficking ring is, inescapably, of the utmost concern to Congress and the American people."

The Trump administration took clear steps to block the release of the Epstein files in 2025. It was actively involved in crafting a controversial memo saying the Justice Department found no evidence warranting further investigation into the files — which led to bipartisan backlash and contributed to the firing of then-Attorney General Pam Bondi.

When a bipartisan petition to force a vote on releasing the Epstein files found enough Republican signatures in Congress, The White House tried to pressure the GOP turncoats into removing their signatures.