It appears Donald Trump's love for women may just be the nail in the
coffin, killing his chances of becoming America's president. Days after he denied ever assaulting women and even parading four women
allegedly sexually assaulted by Bill Clinton, four women have accused
Trump of groping or kissing them without their consent.
The New York Times reported one of the women alleges that Trump grabbed
her breasts and tried to put his hand up her skirt during a flight more
than three decades ago. Another says he kissed her on the mouth outside
an elevator in 2005, according to the same report.
A third woman says Trump groped her rear end at his
Mar-a-Lago resort 13 years ago, the Palm Beach Post reported. The
fourth, then a People magazine reporter, says Trump kissed her without
her consent when the two were alone in 2005 right before an interview
she was about to conduct with Trump and his wife.
Former businesswoman Jessica Leeds, 74, who worked for a paper company,
told the Times that Trump groped her on a flight in the early 1980s as
they sat next to each other in first class.
About 45 minutes after takeoff, Trump lifted the armrest and began
grabbing her breasts and tried to put his hand up her skirt, Leeds said.
"He was like an octopus," she told the NY daily. "His hands were everywhere.""It was an assault," she added.
Rachel Crooks said she was a 22-year-old receptionist at a real estate
company in Trump Tower in 2005 when she encountered Trump outside an
elevator in the building one morning.
She introduced herself and shook his hand, but he would not let go.
Trump began kissing her cheeks and then "kissed me directly on the
mouth," she told the Times.
"It was so inappropriate," Crooks added. "I was so upset that he thought I was so insignificant that he could do that."
Also on Wednesday, the Palm Beach Post published an exclusive on its
website in which Mindy McGillivray, now 36, alleged that Trump grabbed
her at his Mar-A-Lago resort in Florida in early 2003.
"It was pretty close to the center of my butt," she said of the incident
that happened as she was working as a photographer's assistant at an
event. "I was startled. I jumped."
None of the women reported the incidents to law enforcement.
"None of this ever took place," Trump angrily told the Times, calling the reporter a "disgusting human being."
The Trump campaign quickly fired back, calling the Times article a political attack.
