New Allegations Against Brett Kavanaugh Involve Drugs and Gang Rape
There is now a third Brett Kavanaugh accuser. Following up on a promise to present damning information regarding President Trumps Supreme Court nominee this week, Michael Avenatti on Wednesday morning tweeted a sworn declaration from one of his clients detailing a slew of disturbing allegations against Kavanaugh. The statement claims that Kavanaugh and Mark Judge on multiple occasions allegedly drugged and raped women at house parties during the 1980s.
Avenattis client is a government employee named Julie Swetnick, who attended high school in the Washington, D.C., area at the same time as Kavanaugh. She wrote of how Kavanaugh and Judge were joined at the hip, and how she claims to have witnessed them drink excessively and engage in highly inappropriate conduct at several house parties. According to Swetnick, Kavanaugh allegedly engaged in abusive and physically aggressive behavior toward girls, which included both demeaning verbal abuse and physical contact to which they did not consent. She claims that other witnesses can corroborate her accounts of Kavanaughs behavior at the time.
Swetnick also alleges that Kavanaugh, Judge and others made efforts to spike the punch at house parties with drugs and/or grain alcohol in order to cause girls to lose their inhibitions, and that on multiple occasions this was done so women could then be gang raped in a side room or bedroom by a train of numerous boys. She alleges seeing boys lined up outside of rooms at house parties, waiting their turn, including Kavanaugh and Judge. Swetnick claims that in approximately 1982, she was the victim of one of these gang rapes, and that Kavanaugh and Judge were present. I declare, under penalty of perjury and under the laws of the United States of America, that the foregoing is true and correct, she concluded.
Swetnick began her declaration by outlining her role in government, noting that she holds active clearances related to the Department of the Treasury, the U.S. Mint and the Internal Revenue Service. Not only would she face perjury charges if her statement is found to be incorrect, it would end her career.
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