This post has been updated several times.


This post has been updated several times.
October 12 was a long Wednesday for Donald Trump. The day started off with a revelation from a former Miss Teen USA that Donald Trump would walk in on the show’s teenage contestants while they were changing (something he had actually bragged about doing to Howard Stern), included a series of sexual assault accusations from several different women, and ended with a cringe-worthy video of him joking about dating a young girl.
These are not the first times Trump has been accused of sexual harassment, assault, or inappropriate behavior. Earlier this year, even before a decade-old video surfaced Oct. 7 where Trump brags about assaulting women, there were numerous accusations against him:
But on October 12, the allegations of attacks and inappropriate behavior snowballed spectacularly. Here’s a list of the accusations against Trump that had been made public in the past 24 hours, as of about 1am ET on Oct. 13:
It also told CBS News that Dixon’s were “baseless,” and People that the attack “never happened,” but did not respond to Buzzfeed, the Palm Beach Post, or the Guardian.
On Oct. 13, a new report was published detailing Trump’s inappropriate comments to young teens:
On Oct. 14, two more women have come forward accusing Trump of sexual assault:
On Oct. 16, they were joined by another woman:
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Assuming there are no overlaps between the anonymous Buzzfeed and Guardian sources, that’s 11 accusations of assault, inappropriate conduct, or harassment by Trump in just 24 hours. Trump’s campaign has threatened to sue the New York Times for reporting the Crooks and Leeds accusations, calling them “libelous” and politically motivated: