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Cain Accuser's Graphic Claim: He Tried to Grab My Genitals, Forced My Head to His Crotch

Cain Accuser's Graphic Claim: He Tried to Grab My Genitals, Forced My Head to His Crotch

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The woman at the center of the latest Herman Cain sexual assault accusations unveiled detailed and graphic accusations during a press conference on Monday. According to her, Cain tried to grope her genitals and then tried to force her head into his crotch in the late 90s.

Sharon Bialek, described by her attorney as a registered Republican, told reporters Monday in New York that she met with Cain to ask about getting her old job back at the National Restaurant Association in the summer of 1997. At the time, Cain was chief of a restaurant trade group.

She described an evening in mid-July when she had dinner in Washington, D.C., with Cain, whom she had contacted. The two were in a car for what she thought was a ride to an office building.

"Instead of going into the offices he suddenly reached over and he put his hand on my leg, under my skirt toward my genitals," she said.

"He also pushed my head toward his crotch," she added.

She said she told Cain to stop, adding that he did.

Bialek said that, when she asked Cain what he was doing, Cain said, "You want a job, right?"

You can listen to the details below:

Bialek said she did not file a workplace complaint against Cain at the time because she was not employed.

She said she informed both her boyfriend, an unidentified pediatrician, and a longtime male friend.

Cain's campaign instantly issued a denial. "All allegations of harassment against Mr. Cain are false," it said, and added Cain "has never harassed anyone" and called Bialek's allegations "bogus attacks."

Bialek made the accusations alongside high-profile attorney Gloria Allred. Allred added that Bialek does not plan on filing a lawsuit.

Bialek's appearance at a news conference marked a new and - for Cain - dangerous turn in a controversy that he had been trying to lay to rest.

The Associated Press contributed to this report. This is a breaking story. Updates will be added.

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