BREAKING: A former Miss Switzerland has accused Trump of rape in a new House Democratic report
A new allegation against Donald Trump is now part of the congressional record.
Beatrice Keul, a former Miss Switzerland, told Democratic staff on the House Judiciary Committee that Trump raped her in a New York hotel suite in November 1993, according to a report the committee’s Democrats released Monday and covered by Mediaite. She was 24 and in the United States for a pageant.
Keul described meeting Trump at a press luncheon for the American Dream Pageant at the Plaza Hotel, which Trump owned at the time. According to the report, Trump promised to arrange her visa and secure her admission to New York University during their conversation.
Right after, she says, Jeffrey Epstein approached her, introduced himself as Trump’s best friend and told her she would be taken care of.
Later that day, Keul said a Trump representative invited her upstairs to a suite to meet with Trump again. She told the committee staff that is where the assault happened. She described it as brutal, and said Trump told her to stay quiet because the show must go on.
The report says that months later, Trump called her in Switzerland and repeated his offer of a visa and NYU admission. She declined.
Keul’s account has not been independently verified, and the report offers no direct evidence beyond her conversations with committee staff. The White House has forcefully denied the allegation, and Trump has long denied any sexual misconduct.
The report also includes accusations from four other women who have previously accused Trump of sexual assault. In 2023, a civil jury found Trump liable for sexually assaulting writer E. Jean Carroll and for defaming her.
Keul came forward with her account to the committee.