Following the announcement Tuesday of Michigan Rep. John Conyers’ retirement from Congress, new allegations of sexual misconduct surfaced against him, according to a released affidavit on Twitter.
Attorney Lisa Bloom released a copy of the document by the accuser, Delores Lyons, with her tweet.
“Here is another woman stepping forward to document her sexual harassment claims against John Conyers, who still denies harassing anyone,” Bloom said. “Conyers said he wasn’t getting due process but he knew our witnesses were prepared to testify before the Ethics Committee.”
Here is another woman stepping forward to document her sexual harassment claims against John Conyers, who still denies sexually harassing anyone.
Conyers said he wasn't getting due process but he knew our witnesses were prepared to testify before the Ethics Committee. pic.twitter.com/v7m6TlQCLv— Lisa Bloom (@LisaBloom) December 5, 2017
In the document, Lyons claimed she was a volunteer for Conyers from 2010 through 2014. She described two incidents in which Conyers allegedly touched her buttocks and another in which he allegedly put her hand on his crotch.
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