Mace Accuses AG Wilson of Ignoring Sexual Assault Claims

Congresswoman Nancy Mace accused South Carolina Attorney General Alan Wilson of failing to act on serious allegations of sexual crimes, including rape and voyeurism, during a nearly hour-long speech on the House floor. Mace alleged that four men, including her ex-fiancé, conspired to commit these crimes and that she uncovered disturbing evidence, including videos and photos of abuse. Wilson's office responded, stating that no formal police report had been filed and that they had no prior knowledge of the allegations until Mace's public statements. They emphasized that Mace had several opportunities to raise her concerns directly with Wilson but did not. Meanwhile, the South Carolina Law Enforcement Division confirmed it opened an investigation into the allegations against Patrick Bryant, Mace's ex-fiancé, following a referral from the U.S. Capitol Police. The political ramifications of these accusations are expected to intensify as both Mace and Wilson consider runs for the governorship in 2026.