Porn Actress on Trump Case: Violence Will Explode
Porn actress Stormy Daniels, who was responsible for charging former US President Donald Trump, said legal action against the latter would blow up violence.
Stormy Daniels reported that she has received death threats since Trump was formally indicted in the case, according to Sky News, Britain, on Friday night.
On Thursday, a grand jury in New York indicted Trump after an investigation into the payment of money to silence the porn actress. In doing so, Trump became the first former US president to face criminal charges and is currently making another attempt to reach the White House.
"Whatever the results, they (Trump's case) will blow up the violence, and there will be dead and injured," Daniels said. The investigation is centered on paying Daniels $ 130 thousand in the 2016 year, whose real name is Stephanie Clifford, for a cover-up of a relationship she says existed between her and Trump a decade ago.
Stormy Daniels did not commit long and published a book in 2018 in which she revealed her entire story with him. She was not afraid to face Trump in court. The former US president is due to appear in court in New York on Tuesday.
Trump will have to undergo certain procedures that any other defendant must go through when charged. But his status as a former president currently running again for president in 2024 will undoubtedly add further security and practical concerns about the next steps in his case.
Trump insisted in April 2018 that he was unaware of the amount given to Daniels, but that his former lawyer Cohen provided Congress with a series of photos of the checks, signed by Trump, reflecting payments to Cohen that he said were compensation for the money he provided, including at least two that came while Trump was in the White House.
Under New York law, concealing such payments in corporate records is a crime, but usually a misdemeanor.
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