Beatrice Keul Says Anonymous Caller Threatened Her Over Allegations Against Trump

Beatrice Keul says an anonymous caller threatened her and her family after she spoke publicly about allegations she has made against President Donald Trump. The former Miss Switzerland runner-up told the outlet she received the call on Tuesday, October 27, a day after House Democrats released a report that included her account. Keul alleges Trump assaulted her during the Donald J. Trump American Dream Pageant at New York’s Plaza Hotel in November 1993. She said the call came from the United States and that a computerized voice warned her to stop discussing the alleged incident. “It was anonymous,” she said, adding that she had informed her lawyer and that the call was being investigated. Keul said she felt she needed to protect herself and was scared by what she described as the caller’s message. The allegations appeared in a 53-page report released by Democrats on the House Judiciary Committee, which examined potential wrongdoing involving Trump and Jeffrey Epstein. Keul described an alleged encounter in a Plaza Hotel suite as violent and said she had been frightened. She also claimed that Trump had warned her after the incident not to speak about it. Those are Keul’s allegations; Trump has denied them. Keul had previously accused Trump of groping her in 2024, but did not publicly make the assault allegation at that time, according to the report. The White House spokesperson quoted in the article categorically denied her claims, while officials also dismissed the committee report as politically motivated. The account provided no independent confirmation of the alleged threat or of Keul’s accusations.