Michael Avenatti Releases New Kavanaugh Allegations from Anonymous Accuser

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As Julie Swetnick's accusations that Supreme Court nominee Judge Brett Kavanaugh ran a "gang rape ring" when he was 15 begin to fall apart, her attorney Michael Avenatti has released yet another sworn affidavit from an anonymous accuser claiming she saw the judge attempt to force himself on women at various high school parties, according to reports.

Making the announcement on Twitter, porn lawyer Avenatti tweeted:

"Yet another accuser has come forward (see sworn stmt below). She is prepared to meet with the FBI today and disclose multiple facts and witnesses."

Yet another accuser has come forward (see sworn stmt below). She is prepared to meet with the FBI today and disclose multiple facts and witnesses. pic.twitter.com/eNsCAau6no

— Michael Avenatti (@MichaelAvenatti) October 3, 2018

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According to the Daily Wire, the anonymous woman makes some rather lofty claims, admitting she has known Kavanaugh's two accusers — Christine Blasey Ford and Julie Swetnick — "for decades" while simply claiming to have "graduated from a high school in the D.C area."

“I have known Christine Blasey Ford and Julie Swetnick for decades and I believe they are both honest and truthful,” the accuser says, who claims she was "first introduced" to Kavanaugh and his friend Mark Judge in 1980 "at Beach Week in Ocean City, Maryland."

From there, the woman claims to have attended "at least 20 house parties in the Washington, D.C. area" where Kavanaugh and Judge treated women inappropriately.

"I know many instances during these house parties where Brett and Mark would drink excessively and be overly aggressive and verbally abusive toward girls," she claimed.

"This conduct included inappropriate physical contact with girls of a sexual nature."

Similar to the Swetnick allegation, this client is making a wild claim that would involve multiple witnesses and victims, which contradicts the statement from 60 women attesting to Kavanaugh's quality.

Avenatti has pledged his accuser will bring forward witnesses and evidence, but he pledged the same with Swetnick; one week later, he has produced nothing.

In line with Swetnick, the woman also claims to have "witnessed firsthand" Kavanaugh spike the punch at parties with Quaaludes and grain alcohol.

Also, like Swetnick, she refers to his projected "choir boy" image in which he claimed to be a virgin as "laughable."

"I understood this was being done for the purpose of making girls more likely to engage in sexual acts and less likely to say ‘No,'" she claims.

"I am aware of other inappropriate conduct by Brett Kavanaugh but do not feel comfortable stating it at this time in this declaration."

Avenatti's accuser concludes her affidavit by saying she is "fully, willing, and able to speak with the FBI and tell them everything I know about Brett Kavanaugh and his misconduct if I am contacted."

Emily Zanotti has the last word:

You can't spike punch with Quaaludes. They'd just float around. And as a connoisseur of cheap alcohol, why resort to grain? You can taste Everclear in fruit juice. Well vodka would work much better.

Whoever wrote this fantasized it. https://t.co/Cr0Ueh6Ttr

— Emily Zanotti (@emzanotti) October 3, 2018

BTW the "BUT YOU CAN CRUSH THEM UP" takes on this are hilarious. He's not Bill Cosby doing it drink by drink. You'd need a pharmacologist to get the right mix and the results would produce a LOT of witnesses or a hell of a logistical problem (plus witness seems to indicate pills)

— Emily Zanotti (@emzanotti) October 3, 2018

Also, 'Ludes were off the market by 1982/83. There would have been much easier-to-get options for 15/17 year olds, even if they were raiding their parents' key party stashes.

— Emily Zanotti (@emzanotti) October 3, 2018

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