Was Donald Trump Child Rape Lawsuit Planted By A Disreputable TV Producer To Smear Him? Explosive New Report Links Eccentric Anti-Trump Campaigner To Lawsuit

Was Donald Trump’s child rape lawsuit planted by a disreputable TV producer to smear his campaign and consequently derail his chances in the presidential race against Hillary Clinton?

In October, the Inquisitr reported about how Trump’s underage rape accusations could become the deathbed of his political aspirations. The recent filing of a rape lawsuit in a New York court by a woman only known to us previously as Jane Doe, in which her attorney alleged that Donald Trump had raped her repeatedly at parties in the early 1990s along with financier Jeffrey Epstein, had raised concerns about the Republican nominee’s dark past. While initially ignored by much of the mainstream media, the Trump child rape story has generated a lot of ire in the last couple of months, with critics arguing that a man with child rape charges against him should never be elected as the president of the United States.

Donald Trump, on his part, had denied the accusations profusely, saying that it was completely fabricated and was an attempt to smear him. But since Trump is generally known to respond to any criticism with almost the same defense, it was widely assumed that he was doing the same this time around. In fact, Trump’s attorney, Michael Cohen, had issued a stern warning to media outlets not to publish the story, going on to say on record that he would personally mess the lives of reporters who did that.

But despite that defense and subsequent warning, Manhattan Federal Judge Ronnie Abrams had set a pre-trial date for a hearing on the Trump child rape lawsuit for December 16, giving credibility to, and in fact leading to a spike in the coverage of stories surrounding the accusations.

However, on Friday, the woman who had accused Trump of raping her when she was 13 dropped her lawsuit. One of her attorneys, Thomas Meagher, filed a one-page voluntary dismissal in New York late on Friday. This decision to withdraw the case comes quick on the heels of the woman abruptly canceling a public appearance where she was set to speak to the press in more detail about the rape accusation. Her attorney, Lisa Bloom, informed the media that her client Jane Doe had to cancel the press conference because she was terrified for her life after receiving “numerous threats,” some of them even warning her that she would be killed if she decided to press ahead with the lawsuit.

“She has been here all day, ready to do it, but unfortunately she is in terrible fear,” Bloom had said after the press conference was canceled.

While the cancellation of the press conference was attributed to the death threats received by Donald Trump’s child rape accuser, a new explosive report in The Guardian now suggests that the lawsuit might have been orchestrated by an eccentric anti-Trump campaigner with a history of filing disputable lawsuits against celebrities.

Norm Lubow, a former producer on the Jerry Spring TV show, and who also goes by a lot of aliases including Al Taylor, Ron X, and Jack Briggs, has been acting as a representative of the Trump child rape accuser, Jane Doe. He has been shopping around to media outlets a purported video of the woman recounting her experience with Trump and Epstein, and has demanded as much as $1 million for the video.

Lubow confessed to the Guardian that he had helped Jane Doe file the lawsuit first in California, where it was dismissed due to technical issues, and later in New York.

“She is a friend of mine,” he said.

But by all accounts, Lubow is a fraud. He has previously been involved with disputed allegations that OJ Simpson bought illegal drugs on the day Simpson’s wife was murdered, and that Nirvana frontman Kurt Cobain’s widow had him killed.

It now appears extremely plausible that Norm Lubow was involved in filing the Donald Trump child rape lawsuit in New York for purposes other than actually finding out the truth, and if that was the case, it is even more likely that it was done to hurt Trump’s chances before the presidential race draws to a close.

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