Ex-Miss Switzerland Alleges 1993 Rape by Trump in House Epstein Report
A newly published investigative report released by Democratic members of the US House Judiciary Committee has surfaced explosive sexual assault allegations against former US President Donald Trump, detailing testimony from former Miss Switzerland Beatrice Keul, who alleges that Trump violently raped her inside a luxury suite at New York's iconic Plaza Hotel in November 1993. The sworn statement forms part of a broader congressional review probing Trump’s historical association with the late convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein and his international sex trafficking network. The explosive disclosures have triggered an immediate and ferocious counter-offensive from Trump’s political camp, with the White House firmly repudiating the entire testimony as an unsubstantiated, politically motivated fabrication designed to inflict partisan damage.
The 1993 Plaza Suite Encounter: Pageant Entry, Withheld Passports, and Visa Promises
According to the committee's findings, the incident unfolded in late 1993 when Keul, then an active model and financial services professional, was invited by pageant coordinator Jill Hart to participate in the high-profile Donald Trump American Dream Pageant, staged across venues in Atlantic City and New York City. At the time, the historic Plaza Hotel was part of Trump’s private real estate portfolio. Keul recounted that during an official press luncheon, Trump personally approached her with the remark, "Finally, we've met, Miss Keul." Later that afternoon, an aide representing Trump instructed Keul to proceed to an upper-floor private suite under the impression that the meeting would explore mentorship for her prospective modeling career and higher education ambitions in the United States. Keul alleges that once she entered the room, Trump grabbed her from behind by force and subjected her to a brutal sexual assault, subsequently instructing her to remain silent with the chilling directive that "the show must go on." Paralyzed by fear after pageant organizers allegedly withheld her international passport for the duration of the event, Keul completed the competition in an acute state of shock, claiming Trump subsequently attempted to entice her cooperation with offers of securing an American residency visa and enrollment into New York University (NYU).
The Jeffrey Epstein Link and White House's Rebuttal of 'Deranged' Smears
The congressional document further outlines a startling encounter with Jeffrey Epstein immediately following the alleged assault. According to Keul’s testimony, as soon as Trump exited the suite, Epstein walked up to her, introducing himself with the words, "I'm Jeffrey, Don's best friend," while assuring her that he would look after her needs and extending invitations to high-society gatherings at Trump’s Mar-a-Lago estate in Palm Beach, Florida. Terrified by the ordeal, Keul promptly flew back to Switzerland, refused an invitation to compete in a follow-up pageant scheduled in Hawaii, and turned down subsequent telephone overtures offering educational sponsorships and immigration paperwork. Strongly dismissing the revelations, White House spokeswoman Lauren Biss issued an unequivocal denial, stating that none of the allegations contain a shred of truth and framing the congressional release as a desperate, fabricated maneuver by "deranged Democrats" to divert public attention from conservative political achievements. The administration emphasized that Trump had permanently barred Epstein from his Mar-a-Lago club decades ago, has been completely cleared in official Epstein-related inquiries, and faces zero criminal charges in connection with Keul’s historical claims.
