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The Guardian - US
The Guardian - US
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Ed Pilkington in New York

Herschel Walker accuser comes forward with fresh relationship claims

Herschel Walker at a campaign rally in October. Walker denies he pressured the woman, known only as Jane Doe, into having an abortion.
Herschel Walker at a campaign rally in October. Walker denies he pressured the woman, known only as Jane Doe, into having an abortion. Photograph: Meg Kinnard/AP

The second woman to allege that she was pressured into having an abortion by Herschel Walker, the Republican nominee in Georgia’s hotly contested US Senate race, on Tuesday presented previously unseen letters, audio recordings and pages of her personal diary that she said were evidence of their relationship, which he has denied.

At a press conference in Los Angeles organized by her lawyer, Gloria Allred, the anonymous woman known only as Jane Doe came forward anew with a raft of fresh materials. She said she was doing so because when she first aired her allegations last month “and told the truth, he denied that he knew that I existed”.

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