Amidst rumblings that Attorney General Letitia James may start going after Donald Trump's New York property if he can't pay the $450 million+ judgment in his civil fraud trial, E. Jean Carroll is expressing “very serious concerns” that she'll never see the $83.3 million he owes her.
On Wednesday, a New York appeals court denied Trump's request to freeze the judgement against him in the fraud trial and permit him to post a $100 million bond promising to eventually scrape together the remainder, which Former U.S. Attorney Joyce Vance commented on during an appearance on MSNBC Thursday, saying, "While he is appealing, New York's attorney general is free to go ahead and begin to execute the judgment she's received against him. She may, for instance, try to go after some of his real property."
