The third woman to accuse Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh of sexual misconduct faced "inappropriate conduct" allegations of her own during her brief employment with an Oregon tech firm, according to reports. Swetnick worked for the company off-site for a few months in 2000 as a professional services engineer, according to the paper. The suit claimed Swetnick engaged in unwelcome sexual innuendo with two male employees at a business lunch with clients present and that she claimed two other co-workers sexually harassed her. Webtrends, a web analytics company, determined Swetnick acted inappropriately but could not prove the allegations against her co-workers. Swetnick became the third women to accuse Kavanaugh of sexual misconduct.

Source: Fox News September 30, 2018 06:14 UTC