'I thought Kavanaugh would kill me'

washington - An American woman who says she was sexually abused by candidate chief judge Brett Kavanaugh, comes out. So far it was anonymous accusations, but Sunday Washington Post puts an interview with the woman, Christine Blasey Ford.

Ford says that as a high school student she was pushed to bed in 1982 by a 'stupid drunk' Kavanaugh. He would have touched her and tried to take off her clothes. When she wanted to scream, he would have put his hand on her mouth. 'I thought he would inadvertently kill me,' said Ford. She says she could escape when a friend of Kavanaugh jumped on top of them.

Kavanaugh would have been seventeen years old at the time of the incident and attended a high school in a Washington suburb. Ford was fifteen and was in a school nearby. It would have happened at a party.

Ford (51), professor of psychology at Palo Alto University, sent a letter to a Democratic member of the House of Representatives in July, but wanted to remain anonymous. The contents of the letter had leaked in the past few days. Kavanaugh has denied the accusations.

Kavanaugh has been nominated by President Donald Trump as a judge in the Supreme Court. The Senate must vote on it. The hearings in a senate committee were completed and it was the intention that the committee would decide next week to forward the nomination to the entire Senate. The Republicans want the appointment for the next elections to be complete. The Democrats want the FBI to do research and that the nomination will be shut down until then.