Donald Trump recently had to post a $91.6 million bond while appealing the verdict in the defamation case won by his rape victim, E. Jean Carroll. But the huge payment wasn’t enough to persuade him to quit criticizing her. On the campaign trail Saturday, Trump denied sexually abusing Carroll in the 1990s, despite the fact that his previous denials had landed him in legal trouble. “Ninety-one million based on false accusations made about me by a woman that I knew nothing about,” he stated, according to The New York Times. “I didn’t know, never heard of. I know nothing about her. She wrote a book. She said something. And when I disputed it, I said, ‘It’s absurd. It’s false,’ I’m sued for slander. That’s where it all starts. He went on to say, “This woman is not a believable person.” Carroll’s attorney declined to say whether she would file another defamation claim against Trump based on his current remarks.
Trump Continues to Criticize E. Jean Carroll Despite $91M Bond
