As Donald Trump inches closer to the Republican nomination, GOP insiders scramble to put a halt to the billionaire's run for the White House. A new lawsuit filed in the state of California could prove to be the ultimate act of desperation by a frantic establishment willing to go to any lengths to end Trump's bid for the Oval Office. However, if the allegations contained within the court documents arefound to be true, they would not only spell the end of Trump's presidential aspirations, but most likely his brand as a whole.

On April 26, a woman residing in California named Katie Johnson filed a lawsuit against Donald J. Trump and Jeffrey E. Epstein – for the amount of $100 million – accusing the two billionaires of "forcing her to engage in various perverted and depraved acts by threatening physical harm." The plaintiff, who describes herself as Trump and Epstein's "sex slave" in the papers, also accuses the pair of having threatened to kill her family if she told anyone of their crime.

The incidents alleged to have taken place over a four-month span in 1994 in New York City, when Johnson was only 13-years-old.