Unearthed Court Document Adds Light To Biden Accusations
Business Insider reports that a 1996 court declaration could add veracity to sex assault allegations against Joe Biden.
The documents are from Tara Reade's ex-husband.
They show that Reade spoke of the harassment she experienced working in Joe Biden's Senate office in 1993.
The document did not say Biden was the perpetrator.
The declaration did not have any mention of the sexual assault allegations that Reade first spoke of earlier this year.
Biden has publicly denied the claims. He told MSNBC's "Morning Joe" last week, "I'm saying unequivocally: It never happened."
The document, reported by Tribune in San Luis Obispo, California, could have a major impact on the public opinion of Biden's guilt.
The documents are from Tara Reade's ex-husband.
They show that Reade spoke of the harassment she experienced working in Joe Biden's Senate office in 1993.
The document did not say Biden was the perpetrator.
The declaration did not have any mention of the sexual assault allegations that Reade first spoke of earlier this year.
Biden has publicly denied the claims. He told MSNBC's "Morning Joe" last week, "I'm saying unequivocally: It never happened."
The document, reported by Tribune in San Luis Obispo, California, could have a major impact on the public opinion of Biden's guilt.