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DOJ Investigating Alleged Attempt To Bribe White House For ‘Presidential Pardon,’ 50+ Devices Seized

Ryan Saavedra
DOJ Investigating Alleged Attempt To Bribe White House For ‘Presidential Pardon,’ 50+ Devices Seized
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The Department of Justice is investigating a potential bribery scheme that allegedly sought to funnel money in the form of a “political contribution” in exchange for a “presidential pardon or reprieve of sentence.”

The revelation, which was made in court documents that were unsealed on Tuesday in federal court, does not disclose “a timeline of the alleged scheme, or any names of people potentially involved, except that communications between people including at least one lawyer were seized from an office that was raided sometime before the end of this summer,” CNN reported. “No one appears to have been publicly charged with a related crime to date.”

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