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To: scion who wrote (7328)	10/15/2016 6:11:59 AM
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Trump defended from groping allegations by British man whose only evidence is his 'photographic memory' and who previously made unprovable claim that he provided young boys for UK politicians' sex parties in the 1980s * Donald Trump says he didn't grope Jessica Leeds on a plane in the 1980s * Trump's campaign claims that Anthony Gilberthorpe is its proof * But Gilberthorpe has no evidence, just a 'good photographic memory' * And he previously made unprovable claims about providing for UK orgies * In 2014 he said he provided young boys for politicians' sex parties * But all the politicians he named were dead, so claims could not be proven By JAMES WILKINSON FOR DAILYMAIL.COM dailymail.co.uk PUBLISHED: 23:28, 14 October 2016 \| UPDATED: 04:50, 15 October 2016 Donald Trump's campaign has put forward their proof that Trump didn't grope Jessica Leeds on a plane in the 1980s: A middle-aged British man who once made unprovable claims that he supplied kids for UK politicians' sex parties. Anthony Gilberthorpe claims that he was present on the same flight in which Donald Trump allegedly groped Leeds in 1980 or 1981. He denies Leeds's claims that the businessman reached over and molested her 'like an octopus' - in fact, he told the NY Post, it was she who aggressively pursued Trump. But Gilberthorpe - who claimed in 2014 to have found teenagers for UK politicians to molest in the 1980s - has no evidence to back up his new remarks other than his 'good photographic memory.' Gilberthorpe claims that he was present 'at all times' throughout the flight, and that not only did Trump not molest Leeds, 'she that was the one being flirtatious.' 'Undoubtedly it was her,' he told the Post in an interview arranged by the Trump/Pence campagin. 'I have a good photographic memory. I recognized her.' The Brit claims that he was sitting across the aisle from Trump and Leeds in the first-class section of the flight, and that Leeds was actively pursuing Trump. And when Trump went to the bathroom, Gilberthorpe claims, she even announced that 'She wanted to marry him.' He claims to have recognized Leeds from an interview she performed with the New York Times this week, in which she held up a photo of her younger self. He also says that he was spurred to action by what he views as an unjust lie. 'That I sat there - eyes bulging - and not intervening is nonsense,' said Gilberthorpe, who lives in the northwest of England. However, he was unable to provide anything other than his own testimony. Gilberthorpe came to prominence in Britain in 2014, when he accused several Conservative Party politicians of hosting sex parties, and said he provided young boys for the events. He told the press that he had been groomed into providing young boys for sex parties held by Conservative Members of Parliament (MPs) at the age of 17. His remarks came during a well-publicized ongoing police investigation into historic accusations of sexual abuse by politicians in the 1970s and 1980s. But they were roundly dismissed as 'tittle-tattle' by former David Mellor, a Conservative MP in the 1980s and 90s, who pointed out that all of the accused politicians were dead and so the claims could not be proven. 'What we are dealing with is a lot of tittle-tattle. Here is a chap who was annoyed that he wasn't chosen as a Tory candidate. It names a lot of dead people. Where is the bravery in that?' ... Much More dailymail.co.uk