I hope she goes to prison for this too. It's a horrific thing to falsely accuse someone, and it seems nothing ever really happens to the ones who lie to try to get someone imprisoned out of spite.
Carroll’s story is strange, to say the least, and the context of how this case was even allowed in court makes it even more dubious.
Writing for the Palm Beach Republican Club, Hoover Institute Senior Fellow Victor Davis Hanson previously noted that Carroll could not remember when the assault happened, claiming it was somewhere in the 1994 to 1996 timeframe. She also did not write about it until Trump became a national political figure.
Carroll claimed to have remembered the dress she was wearing that day, but it was not in production at the time.
If this information was not already raising an eyebrow, there were also no witnesses. In her 2019 book, Carroll did not even refer to the moment as “rape,” but as a “fight.”
When Carroll went public and Trump fired back, she claimed defamation in his remarks hurting her career, but when ELLE magazine fired her, they denied it had anything to do with the president.
The story gets worse when looking at the law.
Hanson noted that the statute of limitations had expired, but under New York’s 2022 “Adult Survivors Act,” a one-year window was granted for victims to sue alleged perpetrators regardless.
The bill’s author, New York Democratic Sen. Brad Hoylman-Sigal, was a known opponent of the president who had pushed for other legislation to give federal commissions access to New York’s tax returns, opening the doorway for Congress to pursue the president through that avenue.
To summarize, a law was passed by an anti-Trump legislator after Carroll said nothing for decades. She cannot remember details about the day, nor the year, there were no witnesses, it was not initially characterized as a rape, and Trump was not guilty of rape, but the Democrat-appointed judge said it was acceptable for Carroll to call it a rape.
The woman does not exude a high degree of character on her own as a sex writer who in 2015 created a game for Android and Apple where the user tries to break up happy couples. “Your object is to break them up… to stir up s**t,” the game said. She’s also named her cat “Vagina T. Fireball,” which isn’t exactly becoming.
Appeals court blocks $83 million to E. Jean Carroll amid Trump appeal
Carroll, in 2019, accused Trump of raping her in a Bergdorf Goodman's dressing room some time in the 1990s.
Published: May 13, 2026 10:28am
The Second Circuit Court of Appeals this week temporarily blocked an $83 million dollar payment that President Donald Trump owed to E. Jean Carroll in her defamation case while the Supreme Court mulls intervening.
The court order granted Trump's request for a stay, provided he increase his bond by nearly $7.5 million.
Carroll, in 2019, accused Trump of raping her in a Bergdorf Goodman's dressing room some time in the 1990s. She brought separate legal claims for defamation over his denials while in office and after leaving.
She secured a jury verdict and award of damages in both cases. Trump still denies her claims and has challenged both decisions. It remains unclear whether the Supreme Court will decide to intervene in the matter.
UNITED STATES COURT OF APPEALS FOR THE SECOND CIRCUIT
At a Stated Term of the United States Court of Appeals for the Second Circuit, held at the Thurgood Marshall United States Courthouse, 40 Foley Square, in the City of New York, on the 11th day of May, two thousand twenty-six.
Before: Denny Chin, Sarah A. L. Merriam, Maria AraĂşjo Kahn, Circuit Judges.
E. Jean Carroll,
Plaintiff-Counter-Defendant-Appellee,
v.
Donald Trump, in his personal capacity,
Defendant-Counter-Claimant-Appellant.
ORDER
Docket No. 24-644
Appellant moves for a stay of the Court’s mandate pending filing and disposition of a petition for a writ of certiorari in the Supreme Court. Appellee does not oppose the motion on the condition that Appellant increase the bond by $7,462,492.74 to account for the post-judgment interest that would accrue during any proceedings before the Supreme Court through October 2027.
IT IS HEREBY ORDERED that Appellant’s motion to stay the mandate is GRANTED, subject to the condition that the Appellant increase the bond posted by $7,462,492.74 to account for the post-judgment interest that would accrue during any proceedings before the Supreme Court through October 2027. Appellant must increase the bond within 21 days of the date of this order, with notice to be provided to the Court within five calendar days of that happening.
For the Court:
Catherine O’Hagan Wolfe,
Clerk of Court
Usually victims go straight to police at lawyers immediately after the crime, and they don't wait many years until the the alleged perpetrator gets a job promotion and becomes more famous.
Credit [email protected] The Hoax Trump Is A RapistThis hoax stems from the civil court case Carroll v. Trump, which was filed in November 2019 and scheduled for January 2024. Media and pundits celebrated the verdicts in E. Jean Carroll's lawsuits against Donald Trump, claiming they proved Trump's guilt in a sexual assault that allegedly occurred nearly three decades ago in a Bergdorf Goodman dressing room. They emphasized that Carroll's case, which stemmed from her allegation that Trump raped her in the mid-1990s in the dressing room of a department store and subsequently defamed her by publicly denying the accusations, was a damning indictment of Trump. The civil trial, prompted by Trump's denials, resulted in verdicts that were widely interpreted as vindicating Carroll's claims and holding Trump accountable for both the alleged assault and his statements about Carroll. What Really Happened Trump Was Never Convicted Of Rape, And Here's The Context They Hid From You E. Jean Carroll's lawsuit relied on retroactive law changes. New York passed the Adult Survivors Act (ASA), a law passed in May 2022 in New York, allowing civil suits for sexual assault beyond expired statutes of limitations. This case was civil because the alleged incident was decades old and could not be pursued criminally. Civil cases require a lower burden of proof, and the jury only needed to reach a majority decision, not unanimity. This contrasts with criminal trials, where unanimity and proof "beyond a reasonable doubt" are required. Carroll does not know which year the incident ocurred, but claims the incident occurred in 1995 or 1996. Keeping the timeline vague is significant, as pinpointing a specific month or week could enable Trump to present evidence proving he was not in New York at the alleged time. During the trial, Trump’s attorney pointed out that Carroll’s account closely resembled a 2012 episode of Law & Order: Special Victims Unit. In the episode, a character describes a role-play scenario involving a rape fantasy in the dressing room of Bergdorf Goodman, the same location Carroll mentioned. Carroll called the resemblance "astonishing" but denied seeing the episode. There were no witnesses to support her allegations, and although she was raped in a dressing room of a busy department store, she didn't scream. Carroll said she was a massive fan of The Apprentice, Trump's hit TV show. This means she deliberately chose to watch a show featuring the man she accused of raping her as its star. The jury concluded that rape did not occur but held Trump liable for sexual abuse and defamation. In essence, they listened to Carroll's testimony, reviewed the evidence, and chose to believe only parts of her account. This raises a critical question: why? While the jury could have explained why they accepted some aspects of Carroll's story but not others, they opted not to do so. Their decision infers they believed Trump kissed her without consent and penetrated her with his fingers but stopped short of accepting her claim of rape. Carroll admitted there were no eyewitnesses to corroborate her claims. The case heavily relied on Carroll’s testimony and accounts from two friends who claimed Carroll told them about the incident after it happened. This means all it would take to persuade the jury was two friends who hated Trump who could confirm Carroll told them about the incident after it happened. Carroll once stated in a 2019 CNN interview with Anderson Cooper, "Rape is sexy" and "it’s a fantasy that many people have." She later clarified that she was referring to the prevalence of sexual violence in media and entertainment, not endorsing the concept. These statements were highlighted by Trump’s legal team to question her credibility. Timeline Carroll’s Allegations Made Public (June 2019) Carroll first accused Trump of sexual assault in her memoir, published in New York Magazine. She claimed Trump assaulted her in a Bergdorf Goodman dressing room in the mid-1990s, though her timeline lacked clarity. The Adult Survivors Act Passed (May 2022 New York passed the ASA, creating a one-year window for survivors of sexual assault to file lawsuits regardless of when the incidents occurred. The ASA was modeled after a similar law for childhood abuse survivors. This coincidently happened at the same time Trump was running for a second term and Carroll pursued a civil case against him. Carroll Files a Lawsuit (November 24, 2022)Carroll filed her lawsuit against Trump on the day the ASA took effect, leveraging the law’s provision to bypass the expired statute of limitations. May 2023 Verdict A jury found Trump liable for sexual abuse and defamation, awarding Carroll $5 million in damages. They rejected her rape allegation. Carroll’s claims were supported by testimonies from two friends she confided in years later, but there were no eyewitnesses to the alleged incident. Carroll Wins Additional Damages (January 2024)In a second trial focused on defamation, Carroll was awarded $83.3 million, stemming from Trump’s comments about her after the initial verdict. Trump is Currently Appealing The Verdict (December 2024) ABC Pays Trump $15 Million For Lying To Viewers, Saying He Raped Carroll (December 2024) ABC News has reached a settlement with Donald Trump over false statements made by George Stephanopoulos during a March 2024 interview, in which he incorrectly claimed that "judges and two separate juries" had found Trump liable for rape. As part of the settlement, ABC will pay $15 million toward Trump’s future presidential library, cover $1 million in his legal fees, and publish an editor's note expressing regret for the inaccurate statements. The case stemmed from a 2023 New York civil court ruling that found Trump liable for sexual abuse and defamation against E. Jean Carroll but not rape, under the narrow legal definition of the term. Trump is appealing the verdicts in this and another defamation case involving Carroll. ABC stated it was pleased with the settlement, which avoids further legal proceedings.
Note: E. Jean Carroll is often confused with Jean Carroll (1911–2010), a stand-up comedian who had a 1950s sitcom, as noted in Wikipedia:
SORRY SHE’S A JOKE, and everyone is laughing at her. Somewhere I have a clip of her dating show from the 90ies she was a major NUT CASE, also I had read an article about her painting rocks and tress around her home and saw the photos and something about naming the muse around her home in the woods again major NUT CASE
Yay. This batshit crazy woman belongs somewhere where she doesn't have the freedom to leave. I would be okay with an insane asylum, or maybe the criminally insane wing of a federal prison. But It can't be only her. A lot of people were involved in her scam––a lot of Democrats, including the prosecutor and judge.
Scank was Paid Up Front. Lets Claw it back and prosecute accordingly. Then we can look forward to the Trump counter. So sweet to see that hag spend the rest of her dyin days in the pen on a concrete slab and community laundry.
Credit to ; RC22 4 days ago +18 / -0
This is crazy if true. Trump should not only get to sue her, but the DNC as well. Then donate all the funds he gets from the DNC to MAGA candidates. That would be too cool.
🚨BREAKING: 🚨 WHISTLEBLOWER SAYS TRUMP ACCUSER E. JEAN CARROLL SECRETLY MET WITH DNC OFFICIALS, CONFESSED ON TAPE THAT HER ALLEGATIONS AGAINST PRESIDENT TRUMP ARE FALSE. An individual with "inside knowledge" of this meeting says that Carroll received $10 MILLION FROM THE DNC in addition to her MULTI-MILLION DOLLAR BOOK DEAL AND HEFTY FEDERAL LAWSUIT which is the reason that she FABRICATED these allegations against our President. She is also alleged to be CAUGHT ON THIS TAPE ADMITTING that she has in fact never actually met President Trump. Once again, TRUMP WAS RIGHT ABOUT EVERYTHING. Now it's time for him to TURN THE TABLES AND SUE THE PANTS OFF OF HER FOR DEFAMATION, SLANDER AND LIBEL! 🔥💪🏻
She needs to spend the rest of her life in prison, so that false accusations like this can never happen again.
I hope she goes to prison for this too. It's a horrific thing to falsely accuse someone, and it seems nothing ever really happens to the ones who lie to try to get someone imprisoned out of spite.
I hope she spent a ton of money through one of the court settlement advance schemes.
Western Journal Article.
Carroll’s story is strange, to say the least, and the context of how this case was even allowed in court makes it even more dubious.
Writing for the Palm Beach Republican Club, Hoover Institute Senior Fellow Victor Davis Hanson previously noted that Carroll could not remember when the assault happened, claiming it was somewhere in the 1994 to 1996 timeframe. She also did not write about it until Trump became a national political figure.
Carroll claimed to have remembered the dress she was wearing that day, but it was not in production at the time.
If this information was not already raising an eyebrow, there were also no witnesses. In her 2019 book, Carroll did not even refer to the moment as “rape,” but as a “fight.”
When Carroll went public and Trump fired back, she claimed defamation in his remarks hurting her career, but when ELLE magazine fired her, they denied it had anything to do with the president.
The story gets worse when looking at the law.
Hanson noted that the statute of limitations had expired, but under New York’s 2022 “Adult Survivors Act,” a one-year window was granted for victims to sue alleged perpetrators regardless.
The bill’s author, New York Democratic Sen. Brad Hoylman-Sigal, was a known opponent of the president who had pushed for other legislation to give federal commissions access to New York’s tax returns, opening the doorway for Congress to pursue the president through that avenue.
To summarize, a law was passed by an anti-Trump legislator after Carroll said nothing for decades. She cannot remember details about the day, nor the year, there were no witnesses, it was not initially characterized as a rape, and Trump was not guilty of rape, but the Democrat-appointed judge said it was acceptable for Carroll to call it a rape.
The woman does not exude a high degree of character on her own as a sex writer who in 2015 created a game for Android and Apple where the user tries to break up happy couples. “Your object is to break them up… to stir up s**t,” the game said. She’s also named her cat “Vagina T. Fireball,” which isn’t exactly becoming.
Appeals court blocks $83 million to E. Jean Carroll amid Trump appeal
Carroll, in 2019, accused Trump of raping her in a Bergdorf Goodman's dressing room some time in the 1990s.
Published: May 13, 2026 10:28am
The Second Circuit Court of Appeals this week temporarily blocked an $83 million dollar payment that President Donald Trump owed to E. Jean Carroll in her defamation case while the Supreme Court mulls intervening.
The court order granted Trump's request for a stay, provided he increase his bond by nearly $7.5 million.
Carroll, in 2019, accused Trump of raping her in a Bergdorf Goodman's dressing room some time in the 1990s. She brought separate legal claims for defamation over his denials while in office and after leaving.
She secured a jury verdict and award of damages in both cases. Trump still denies her claims and has challenged both decisions. It remains unclear whether the Supreme Court will decide to intervene in the matter.
https://justthenews.com/government/courts-law/appeals-court-blocks-83-million-e-jean-carroll-amid-trump-appeal
UNITED STATES COURT OF APPEALS FOR THE SECOND CIRCUIT
At a Stated Term of the United States Court of Appeals for the Second Circuit, held at the Thurgood Marshall United States Courthouse, 40 Foley Square, in the City of New York, on the 11th day of May, two thousand twenty-six.
Before: Denny Chin, Sarah A. L. Merriam, Maria AraĂşjo Kahn, Circuit Judges.
E. Jean Carroll,
v.
Donald Trump, in his personal capacity,
ORDER
Docket No. 24-644
Appellant moves for a stay of the Court’s mandate pending filing and disposition of a petition for a writ of certiorari in the Supreme Court. Appellee does not oppose the motion on the condition that Appellant increase the bond by $7,462,492.74 to account for the post-judgment interest that would accrue during any proceedings before the Supreme Court through October 2027.
IT IS HEREBY ORDERED that Appellant’s motion to stay the mandate is GRANTED, subject to the condition that the Appellant increase the bond posted by $7,462,492.74 to account for the post-judgment interest that would accrue during any proceedings before the Supreme Court through October 2027. Appellant must increase the bond within 21 days of the date of this order, with notice to be provided to the Court within five calendar days of that happening.
https://storage.courtlistener.com/recap/gov.uscourts.ca2.e508a4b2-feae-4592-a6dc-d30f9ed35bb6/gov.uscourts.ca2.e508a4b2-feae-4592-a6dc-d30f9ed35bb6.157.0.pdf
Did she not admit to being paid by the DNC to pursue the case only a few weeks ago. This lunatic needs to be in an asylum at least.
President Trump should reopen the asylums, and put people like her in the Donald J Trump wing.
Usually victims go straight to police at lawyers immediately after the crime, and they don't wait many years until the the alleged perpetrator gets a job promotion and becomes more famous.
Credit [email protected] The Hoax Trump Is A RapistThis hoax stems from the civil court case Carroll v. Trump, which was filed in November 2019 and scheduled for January 2024. Media and pundits celebrated the verdicts in E. Jean Carroll's lawsuits against Donald Trump, claiming they proved Trump's guilt in a sexual assault that allegedly occurred nearly three decades ago in a Bergdorf Goodman dressing room. They emphasized that Carroll's case, which stemmed from her allegation that Trump raped her in the mid-1990s in the dressing room of a department store and subsequently defamed her by publicly denying the accusations, was a damning indictment of Trump. The civil trial, prompted by Trump's denials, resulted in verdicts that were widely interpreted as vindicating Carroll's claims and holding Trump accountable for both the alleged assault and his statements about Carroll. What Really Happened Trump Was Never Convicted Of Rape, And Here's The Context They Hid From You E. Jean Carroll's lawsuit relied on retroactive law changes. New York passed the Adult Survivors Act (ASA), a law passed in May 2022 in New York, allowing civil suits for sexual assault beyond expired statutes of limitations. This case was civil because the alleged incident was decades old and could not be pursued criminally. Civil cases require a lower burden of proof, and the jury only needed to reach a majority decision, not unanimity. This contrasts with criminal trials, where unanimity and proof "beyond a reasonable doubt" are required. Carroll does not know which year the incident ocurred, but claims the incident occurred in 1995 or 1996. Keeping the timeline vague is significant, as pinpointing a specific month or week could enable Trump to present evidence proving he was not in New York at the alleged time. During the trial, Trump’s attorney pointed out that Carroll’s account closely resembled a 2012 episode of Law & Order: Special Victims Unit. In the episode, a character describes a role-play scenario involving a rape fantasy in the dressing room of Bergdorf Goodman, the same location Carroll mentioned. Carroll called the resemblance "astonishing" but denied seeing the episode. There were no witnesses to support her allegations, and although she was raped in a dressing room of a busy department store, she didn't scream. Carroll said she was a massive fan of The Apprentice, Trump's hit TV show. This means she deliberately chose to watch a show featuring the man she accused of raping her as its star. The jury concluded that rape did not occur but held Trump liable for sexual abuse and defamation. In essence, they listened to Carroll's testimony, reviewed the evidence, and chose to believe only parts of her account. This raises a critical question: why? While the jury could have explained why they accepted some aspects of Carroll's story but not others, they opted not to do so. Their decision infers they believed Trump kissed her without consent and penetrated her with his fingers but stopped short of accepting her claim of rape. Carroll admitted there were no eyewitnesses to corroborate her claims. The case heavily relied on Carroll’s testimony and accounts from two friends who claimed Carroll told them about the incident after it happened. This means all it would take to persuade the jury was two friends who hated Trump who could confirm Carroll told them about the incident after it happened. Carroll once stated in a 2019 CNN interview with Anderson Cooper, "Rape is sexy" and "it’s a fantasy that many people have." She later clarified that she was referring to the prevalence of sexual violence in media and entertainment, not endorsing the concept. These statements were highlighted by Trump’s legal team to question her credibility. Timeline Carroll’s Allegations Made Public (June 2019) Carroll first accused Trump of sexual assault in her memoir, published in New York Magazine. She claimed Trump assaulted her in a Bergdorf Goodman dressing room in the mid-1990s, though her timeline lacked clarity. The Adult Survivors Act Passed (May 2022 New York passed the ASA, creating a one-year window for survivors of sexual assault to file lawsuits regardless of when the incidents occurred. The ASA was modeled after a similar law for childhood abuse survivors. This coincidently happened at the same time Trump was running for a second term and Carroll pursued a civil case against him. Carroll Files a Lawsuit (November 24, 2022)Carroll filed her lawsuit against Trump on the day the ASA took effect, leveraging the law’s provision to bypass the expired statute of limitations. May 2023 Verdict A jury found Trump liable for sexual abuse and defamation, awarding Carroll $5 million in damages. They rejected her rape allegation. Carroll’s claims were supported by testimonies from two friends she confided in years later, but there were no eyewitnesses to the alleged incident. Carroll Wins Additional Damages (January 2024)In a second trial focused on defamation, Carroll was awarded $83.3 million, stemming from Trump’s comments about her after the initial verdict. Trump is Currently Appealing The Verdict (December 2024) ABC Pays Trump $15 Million For Lying To Viewers, Saying He Raped Carroll (December 2024) ABC News has reached a settlement with Donald Trump over false statements made by George Stephanopoulos during a March 2024 interview, in which he incorrectly claimed that "judges and two separate juries" had found Trump liable for rape. As part of the settlement, ABC will pay $15 million toward Trump’s future presidential library, cover $1 million in his legal fees, and publish an editor's note expressing regret for the inaccurate statements. The case stemmed from a 2023 New York civil court ruling that found Trump liable for sexual abuse and defamation against E. Jean Carroll but not rape, under the narrow legal definition of the term. Trump is appealing the verdicts in this and another defamation case involving Carroll. ABC stated it was pleased with the settlement, which avoids further legal proceedings.
Note: E. Jean Carroll is often confused with Jean Carroll (1911–2010), a stand-up comedian who had a 1950s sitcom, as noted in Wikipedia: SORRY SHE’S A JOKE, and everyone is laughing at her. Somewhere I have a clip of her dating show from the 90ies she was a major NUT CASE, also I had read an article about her painting rocks and tress around her home and saw the photos and something about naming the muse around her home in the woods again major NUT CASE
https://greatawakening.win/p/1ASsLAzjBy/breaking-whistleblower-says-trum/
Yay. This batshit crazy woman belongs somewhere where she doesn't have the freedom to leave. I would be okay with an insane asylum, or maybe the criminally insane wing of a federal prison. But It can't be only her. A lot of people were involved in her scam––a lot of Democrats, including the prosecutor and judge.
Scank was Paid Up Front. Lets Claw it back and prosecute accordingly. Then we can look forward to the Trump counter. So sweet to see that hag spend the rest of her dyin days in the pen on a concrete slab and community laundry.
Credit to ; RC22 4 days ago +18 / -0 This is crazy if true. Trump should not only get to sue her, but the DNC as well. Then donate all the funds he gets from the DNC to MAGA candidates. That would be too cool. 🚨BREAKING: 🚨 WHISTLEBLOWER SAYS TRUMP ACCUSER E. JEAN CARROLL SECRETLY MET WITH DNC OFFICIALS, CONFESSED ON TAPE THAT HER ALLEGATIONS AGAINST PRESIDENT TRUMP ARE FALSE. An individual with "inside knowledge" of this meeting says that Carroll received $10 MILLION FROM THE DNC in addition to her MULTI-MILLION DOLLAR BOOK DEAL AND HEFTY FEDERAL LAWSUIT which is the reason that she FABRICATED these allegations against our President. She is also alleged to be CAUGHT ON THIS TAPE ADMITTING that she has in fact never actually met President Trump. Once again, TRUMP WAS RIGHT ABOUT EVERYTHING. Now it's time for him to TURN THE TABLES AND SUE THE PANTS OFF OF HER FOR DEFAMATION, SLANDER AND LIBEL! 🔥💪🏻