The Boulder woman who has accused Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh of sexual misconduct while they both were college students is “adamant” that the FBI investigate the allegation, according to Twitter messages her attorney sent out Tuesday.

John Clune, the Boulder attorney who is representing Deborah Ramirez, also said he and his client have been in contact with the Senate Judiciary Committee.

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In his first tweet, Clune wrote: “We are in contact with the Senate Judiciary Committee to determine the best process to provide Senators with additional information. We remain adamant that an FBI investigation, where all witnesses are questioned under threat of perjury, is the only way to get the truth.”

We are in contact with the Senate Judiciary Committee to determine the best process to provide Senators with additional information. We remain adamant that an FBI investigation, where all witnesses are questioned under threat of perjury, is the only way to get the truth. 1/2.

— John Clune (@CluneEsq) September 25, 2018

The second tweet read: “Our client remains willing to cooperate with such an inquiry.”

Our client remains willing to cooperate with such an inquiry. 2/2

— John Clune (@CluneEsq) September 25, 2018

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Clune later tweeted: “Our client stands by the facts of the New Yorker story as reported.” The New Yorker on Sunday first reported Ramirez’s allegations.

Our client stands by the facts of the New Yorker story as reported.

— John Clune (@CluneEsq) September 25, 2018

Clune, an attorney at the Boulder law firm of Hutchinson Black and Cook, has handled some of the country’s highest-profile sexual harassment cases.

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Colorado Politics contributed.