The woman who claimed Georgia GOP Senate hopeful Herschel Walker pressured her to get an abortion will hold a press conference on Tuesday at 2:30 p.m. Eastern time, where she is expected to respond to Walker’s denials.
The woman, identified only as “Jane Doe” during her first press briefing on Oct. 26, will appear in person and present new audio recordings she says are of her and Walker. The woman previously said she had engaged in a decadelong relationship with the Georgia football star and that he drove her to the abortion clinic, waited in the parking lot, and took her to get her post-procedure medication.
Doe, who met Walker in the 1980s, claimed the two continued an affair into the 1990s. She provided voice recordings, hotel receipts, and a handwritten poem in which he allegedly declared his love during her first press conference.
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Walker is locked in a tight runoff race against Sen. Raphael Warnock (D-GA) and has been dogged by allegations he paid for abortions not only from Doe but also another woman, whom he claimed he didn’t know but who reportedly turned out to be the mother of one of his children. Walker has run on a strict anti-abortion platform and has categorically denied he pressured and paid for the two abortions.
