Christine blasey ford testifies - i thought he was going to kill me

Christine Blasey Ford Testifies – I thought he was going to kill me

WASHINGTON, DC– Christine Blasey Ford took the stand to detail her allegations of sexual assault by Judge Brett Kavanaugh and detailed her alleged sexual assault at the hands of Brett Kavanaugh.

Blasey said four boys were at a house, “PJ”, Mark Judge, Brett Kavanaugh, a friend Leland and an unidentified boy were in attendance.

“I don’t have all the answers and I don’t remember it as much as I’d like to, the details I remember that brought me here today are the ones I’ll never forget.”

“People were drinking beer on the first floor of the house, I drank one beer, brett and mark were visibly drunk,” she claimed.

She went upstairs to use a restroom and claims she was pushed from behind into a bedroom which was locked behind her by Brett and Mark. Music was playing in the bedroom and Brett pushed her into the bed and got on top of her, she said.

She said “Brett” groped her and tried to take off her clothes.  He said she was very drunk.

“I believed he was going to rape me, I tried to call for help and Brett put his hand over my mouth,” she said.  She added, that she felt Kavanaugh was going to accidentally kill her.

She said they eventually toppled over and ran out of the room into a small bathroom and locked the door.

Ford said the two boys laughed and “pinballed” down the stairway.  She left the house.

She said she never reported the incident because she was afraid of getting in trouble for being 14 and drinking beer with boys.

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