A former 2016 Trump campaign aide who came forward to accuse her ex-boss of rape and other crimes, claims she's received multiple threats on her life.
"To reporters contacting me about Jason Miller, I am not responding because I have already received one threat on my life today, in addition to others," Arlene "A.J." Delgado posted in a tweet. "This is what happens when you speak up against thugs, so I am not surprised, but it is still alarming,"
Delgado accuses Miller of a "cycle of sexual coercion, rape, sexual assault, abuse, battery, sexual harassment, and sex trafficking."
The lawsuit pits Miller, a married man who used to be one of Trump's senior communications strategists, of plying Delgado with booze and having his way with her while she was in an alleged blackout state when she worked under him back when Donald Trump was campaigning to become president.
Miller allegedly lured Delgado back to a Las Vegas hotel room and in the morning she claims to have woken up in the bedroom in a state of undress.
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"Delgado, who had had an extremely busy day and had had very little to eat, was inebriated, nauseated, and felt unwell,” the lawsuit claims. “The next morning, Delgado awoke in the bedroom portion of the suite, partially dressed, with her jumpsuit hanging around her ankle, what appeared to be vomit on the side of her pillow, and one of her high heels on the bed. There was evidence that Miller had had penetrative sex with her in her hotel suite, relations that were not consented to by Delgado, and Delgado was fully unable to consent to any sexual relations.”
In a statement to The Daily Beast, Miller denied the allegations and called her lawsuit part of "a pattern of conduct... simply intended to harass my family while wasting the judiciary’s time and resources."
For her safety, Delgado claims she's not going to sleep at her home.
"William and I will be staying in a motel in a different location," she posted today in response to the death threat claim.
She also added that she is intending to describe more about Miller than wasn't included in her rape claims.
"There was a lot that is known about Miller and about others, which was left out of this initial Complaint," she tweeted. "All these additional facts will come out in due time and in the proper avenues."
