Dem Ex-Boyfriend Doesn't Believe Third Kavanaugh Accuser, Swetnick

Julie Swetnick sat down with Kate Snow in what everyone thought would be a bombshell interview.

Julie Swetnick - the third woman to accuse Brett Kavanaugh of sexual misconduct - backed away from some of her accusations against the Supreme Court hopeful in a new interview, as her ex-boyfriend claimed she threatened to "kill" him. Both Ms. Swetnick and her lawyer Michael Avenatti, who also presents porn star Stormy Daniels, have dismissed the reports and said the lawsuits were a farce.

Swetnick, however, doubled down on her claims of Kavanaugh's boorish behavior at the house parties she said they attended together in Montgomery County, Maryland, in the early 1980s.

"What I experienced first hand, I don't believe he belongs on the Supreme Court", Swetnick said in an interview on Showtime.

Mr. Ketterer, in the letter, said he came forward now, knowing the pain his admissions would have on his family, because he was so upset by watching Judge Kavanagh's wife "looking so sad" at last week's hearing.

A committee press release touting the letter, titled "Judiciary Committee Receives Statement Regarding Swetnick Allegations", emphasized excerpts from the letter focused on accuser Julie Swetnick's alleged past sexual practices and provided a link to the full letter. Lying in a sworn affidavit is considered perjury, and carries a penalty of up to five years' imprisonment, depending on the jurisdiction.

Describing her own attack, she said she remembers feeling unwell before being pushed into a room and having her clothes torn off by multiple boys.

'I felt like someone took me and said you are worthless, you are nothing to us, you are disposable'. Michael Avenatti should face at very least an investigation as it appears he manufactured the Swetnick story. "One of them says he does not recall a Julie Swetnick".

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"This was absolutely fabricated to assist the GOP to ram through this nomination", he said, calling for reporters to "dig good and hard" into Ketterer's background.

Just about everyone watching this spectacle expected new allegations would drop this week, probably just as the FBI was wrapping up its supplemental investigation. He denies all claims of misconduct.

"We talked about doing the right thing, and the right thing was not to hold it back", Ketterer said in an hour-long interview. He ended up reaching out to Sen.

Hatch's office posted on Twitter a link to the letter on the Senate Judiciary Committee's website.

Dennis Ketterer, a former weeknight meteorologist for Channel 7 in Washington DC, submitted a 4-page statement to the Senate Judiciary Committee stating he had an extramarital affair with Swetnick in the early 1990s, and did not find her allegations against Kavanaugh and Judge to be credible based on his experience with her.

"They interviewed me like I was being deposed", he said. "Do you know how bad a fight has to be for the police to get called on a white guy at an Ivy League school in the '80s?!?"

"Why is Brett Kavanaugh and @ChuckGrassley refusing to allow this?" he added.

"Well I saw-I saw him giving red solo cups to quite a few girls during that time frame, and there was grain punch at those parties", Swetnick said. She seemed unfazed when Snow informed her that Ford's allegation became public only two weeks prior to their Sunday, September 30 interview.