BOOM! Natasha Stoynoff's (people magazine) story of sexual assault by Donald Trump cooraborated.

[boomer55]

As more women stand up to this sexual predator you will find their stories unassailable. Here is corroboration on one. His power, money and fame will no longer keep these survivors silent.

http://www.cbc.ca/beta/news/canada/toronto/mclaughlin-stoynoff-trump-1.3805012

McLaughlin was Stoynoff's journalism professor, and told CBC's The Current that Stoynoff used to call him for professional advice. He said Stoynoff called him shortly after the alleged incident, and told him how Trump "had come onto her very strongly, very aggressively, and that it could have been much worse if someone who worked for him had not come into the room and interrupted them."

"She was really rattled, as you can understand," said McLaughlin. "She didn't know what to do, she was very conflicted, she was angry, she was really confused about how to deal with this."

After discussing the situation together, McLaughlin said, Stoynoff decided it would be best if she kept the incident to herself.

"It was going to be a he said, she said," McLaughlin said. "And we were talking about one of the most influential people in North America at the time. He was just flying high with The Apprentice, he was aggressive, he was litigious."

Stoynoff ultimately decided to avoid any future assignments involving Trump, which McLaughlin believed was the right decision

[Cracklin Charlie]

1. Assface's butler walked in on that assault.

What's his statement?

[Midnight Writer]

5. The butler was in on it. He walked in to warn The Donald that Melania was coming back.

"Put the cobra back in it's box, boss. The mongoose is coming."

[Sunlei]

7. exactly! That's why he's held his job for so many years/wives.

[JTFrog]

12. +1 nt

[jberryhill]

2. Actually Trump corroborated it

He claimed it was impossible because "that room has a glass wall".

She had not said in what room it happened.

[4lbs]

4. Ooops! I like it when criminals convict themselves.

[klook]

10. "There's just one little thing that's troubling me, Mr. Trump."

[jberryhill]

11. Omg. Lol

[Cracklin Charlie]

13. When did Assface say that?

Because if it was yesterday, he popped himself twice in the same day.

Yesterday in his rally, he said some of the stories were not true. So, he admits some of it is true.

Edit: I went back to check the quote. He said "In just about all cases, it's not even true, it's false".

[jberryhill]

14. Florida rally

"By the way, this is a room that everybody can see in. It’s got glass walls. It’s at Mar-A-Lago; it’s got glass walls. Can you believe this? Why wasn’t it in the story, biggest story of the year."

[Cracklin Charlie]

15. So, yesterday?

Why am I not hearing this on morning media?

He apparently indicated at least some involvement onstage TWICE yesterday. I heard it, and it has been mentioned here at DU.

Why no reporting?

[jberryhill]

16. Because there has been a tidal wave of information

[unitedwethrive]

3. Nice!

[Cracklin Charlie]

17. I love your name!

[Yallow]

6. Coroboration

Trump is going down.

His deplorables won't be happy......

[Cha]

8. How the mighty asshole has fallen

Paul McLaughlin ‎@paulmcl
In 2005, Natasha Stoynoff phoned me, distraught, crying. Said Trump assaulted her. She is telling truth. #natashastoynoff
1:18 PM - 13 Oct 2016
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Natasha Stoynoff and Paul McLaughlin

Mahalo boomer!

[LeftRant]

9. I'm glad he's a male corroborator. Many won't believe it if it's another female.

And yes, I know how fucking sad that is :/

[riversedge]

18. Paul McLaughlin tweets...

Bristola and 2 others Retweeted
Paul McLaughlin ‏@paulmcl Oct 13

In 2005, Natasha Stoynoff phoned me, distraught, crying. Said Trump assaulted her. She is telling truth. #natashastoynoff
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Paul McLaughlin ‏@paulmcl Oct 13

Natasha/I discussed what to do re Trump. We both thought he would try to destroy her if she charged him. #natashastoynoff
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Paul McLaughlin ‏@paulmcl Oct 13

I was her former jlsm prof/mentor. She didn't know what to do and wanted advice. She was crying and angry. #natashastoynoff.
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