A federal judge on Wednesday rejected fat former President Trump’s offer to provide a DNA sample to rape accuser EJ Carroll’s legal team ahead of the May trial in her defamation lawsuit – but after the period to submit evidence for discovery had ended – as a transparent delay tactic.
Complicated story as short as possible: After the rapey encounter with the Orange Degenerate in the dressing room of the Bergdorf Goodman store in Manhattan, Carroll saved the dress on which Donald had (no doubt prematurely) deposited his mushroom goo and held onto it for decades before she filed a defamation suit against Trump for calling her a liar over her 2018 rape accusation. During discovery, Trump had refused to submit a DNA sample – for obvious reasons – but then suddenly “changed his mind” after discovery had ended, which was seen as an attempt to build a “Well I tried to give my DNA sample but they didn’t want it” defense to sell to the jury as well as a delay tactic.
Separately Trump’s defense team are contesting the admissibility of Donald’s long record of public statements about women – and the famous Access Hollywood tape in which he bragged about committing sexual assault in a department store, which might be kind of relevant to the case.