In the first case against James Comey for allegedly lying to Congress, there was no dismissal; instead, the judge rejected US Attorney Lindsey Halligan’s involvement. After that, the statute of limitations ran out. However, if the report below is accurate, this would represent the third currently active investigation against former FBI Director James Comey, and Lindsey Halligan might get the last laugh.
The first investigative notice to Comey was in mid-March from the Sunshine State. Essentially the ‘conspiracy case’ being reviewed by Jason A. Reding Quiñones, the U.S. attorney for the Southern District of Florida {SOURCE}. The second investigative case was in North Carolina, where a grand jury released an indictment for threats against President Trump {SOURCE}. Now, Bloomberg is reporting on a third investigation against Comey for leaking classified documents to his friend and special government employee, Daniel Richman.
BLOOMBERG – […] The investigation is tied to his dissemination of documents to Columbia University Law Professor Daniel Richman, the individuals added. If successful, it would be the Trump DOJ’s third time indicting Comey since last fall.
[…] It hasn’t been decided if the department will present an indictment to a grand jury in Eastern Virginia, where Comey resides, or if the case could be pursued in a different location—such as in Richman’s home of New York. (read more)
It doesn’t really matter whether New York or the Eastern District of Virginia (EDVA), either location would be the third state where the disgraced former FBI Director Comey would have to defend himself. Again, I remind everyone of ‘pressure points’ in Lawfare.
If the EDVA/NY case proceeds it is based around James Comey leaking his memos to his friend Daniel Richman.
In addition to being a close personal friend to James Comey, Daniel Richman is part of the Lawfare network and close friends with Benjamin Wittes, another member of Comey’s tribe. The evidence of this leaking operation is solid, very solid. The only defense James Comey holds in this matter is to claim his memos were not ‘classified’ material.
In fact, several months ago I was told the reason Comey was not yet indicted was due to an internal debate within the DOJ as to the classification status of the Comey memos. To wit I replied, “there is a profound irony in this question the DOJ is asking itself.”
You see, in the Mar-a-Lago documents case Jack Smith appealed the ‘classification’ ruling by Judge Aileen Cannon when she appointed a “Special Master” to review the documents and determine the classification status.
The DOJ/FBI Special Counsel, previously said to the Florida court they would not reveal the content of the Mar-a-Lago document information because it was “classified” under “national security” grounds. You might remember President Trump’s legal position was to make the content public because Trump said there was no classified material.
To reconcile the issue, during discovery phase Florida Judge Cannon appointed a Special Master to review the “classified” documents. The FBI and Jack Smith balked at the demand and filed an appeal with the 11th Circuit to keep the Trump defense from reviewing what Jack Smith said were “documents marked classified.”
Smith didn’t want the documents made public or revealed to President Trump, so the DOJ/FBI position was that the documents were too sensitive (TSCI) with “national security” implications.
The Eleventh Circuit Court of Appeals ruled the “classification status” of the Mar-a-Lago documents was whatever the national security apparatus of the federal government (DOJ, FBI and Intelligence Community) said it was. The judicial branch could not interfere in the classification status applied by the executive branch.
The 11th Circuit Court of Appeals agreed with the government position that any documents defined as “classified” by the executive branch (then Biden) that claimed, “national security,” should not be disclosed to the defendant, Donald Trump. The court of appeals essentially determined that all definitions by the executive branch, are not questionable by the judicial branch.
This precedent now applies to James Comey’s memos. If the DOJ/FBI/IC define the Comey memos as classified documents because they specifically pertain to private discussions with President Donald Trump about ongoing security matters and Russia, then the Comey memos are legally classified information – regardless of what James Comey says about them.
The DOJ can prosecute James Comey for leaking classified documents by using the same legal approach the DOJ used against Donald Trump. Classified documents are whatever the federal government says they are.
When I reminded the DC people about this specific precedent, you could have heard a pin drop.
♦ Back to Richman…. Though USAO Lindsey Halligan could not get beyond the technicality ruling of her appointment, she smartly dropped all the evidence against Comey for leaking classified documents inside a legal response about Comey lying to congress. {GO DEEP}
This was either super smart or just legally serendipitous, because that approach made visible the evidence now being considered to indict Comey on a matter that does not have a statute of limitations.
♦ Lindsey Halligan provided the evidence of James Comey’s extensive use of Daniel Richman to act as a cut out for leaks and communications with the media [Attachments HERE].
Beginning on January 2, 2015, James Comey hired Daniel Richman to be his conduit to the media for all things around the Clinton investigation. Exhibit #3 highlights Richman emails to Office of Legal Counsel, Patrick Findlay, to begin the process of officially working for Comey as a special government employee. [Attachment #3 HERE].
There are multiple exhibits highlighting emails between James Comey (aka Reinhold Niebuhr7) and Daniel Richman [HERE-4 and HERE-5 and HERE-6 and HERE-7] proving the former FBI director did intentionally direct Daniel Richman to contact media persons on his behalf and leak investigative background information, or instruct them on information, James Comey provided. The evidence on this issue is overwhelming.
Daniel Richman, working directly on the instructions of James Comey, worked closely with New York Times journalist Mike Schmidt, husband of MSNBC’s Nicole Wallace, to publish material [ex. Exhibit #8]. Richman then coordinated the FBI director’s message with dozens of national journalists, writing the scripts for them to publish on behalf of James Comey [ex Exhibit #9]. Again, the evidence on this collaborative endeavor is overwhelming.
Interestingly, [Govt Exhibit #12] is the criminal complaint stemming from the FBI investigation which began on July 21, 2025. The investigative summary notes the purposeful use of Room #9582 at FBI headquarters, intended to destroy classified evidence concealed in five burn bags.
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Florida – Conspiracy case.
North Carolina – Comey threats against Trump.
NY or EDVA – Comey leaking classified documents.
Warmest best,
Sundance




Just awesome that the you have the ears of the “DC people”.
no doubt a precarious position requiring a bushel of courage.
And prayers!
my bad. forgot that.
And continuing prayers.
Hahahahah.
Remember “Beach friends”????? Hahahaha. Boy, are things turning around.
Turns out Comey belonged on the FBI most wanted list all along.
Degenerate criminal was in charge of the FBI. Imagine that.
Well it was Obama who put him there. “A Higher Loyalty” indeed.
That fundamental change thingy, took the country backwards beyond belief! The Kenyan!
You know, the more I read about this Head of Security guy, Sean Curran
The more things just make you go “Huh” 🤔🤔🧐
Curran started working detail for Obama in 2008
Including protection for his family at their private residence and overseas protection
Then 2014-2016 agent in charge of Dignitary protective division
Then the Washington field office 2016-2018
Then on to President Trump
This guy just doesn’t pass the smell test
THOUGHTS ?????
In that context, yes. We all know Trump’s SS protection during the campaign was inadequate on Biden’s orders, and was probably filled with second-stringers, at best.
What does that have to do with the James Comey indictments?
He’s been assigned to President Trump for years and they both like each other. President Trump requested him after Butler! Curran smells just fine. Relax! 😎
Post it to TS.
As an American, I hope that the Secret Service does their job professionally, no matter who the American people have chosen for them to protect. I have no problem with a Secret Service agent protecting the President, even if it was Clinton or Obama, and also being just as loyal to protecting our current President.
Ever notice that a Democrat has NO morals?
They are supposed to protect whoever is in the office.
I actually believed Mr. Curran was DJT’s personal bodyguard – because I saw him with Mr. Trump acting in that capacity when he visited Myrtle Beach in 2016. I took note of him being with the President throughout his first campaign – so was rather mystified to learn he was in the SS. Just my take. (It’s one of the ways I was able to detect which “Trump” we were seeing in various instances. This continued throughout his first term and while he was running again.
That was also my impression.
I run in the same circle as Curran and have spent time chatting with him and know some of his closer friends pretty well. I can’t say for certain, but I HIGHLY doubt he’s evil or ill intended.
Not hard to understand when you look at Biden and consider the evidence that he is most likly an arch villian and applying the word criminal is weak.
Sueprise! Surprise! Surprise! In my best Gomer Pyle voice!
SPIT!!!
Now go after the Biden family!
Three strikes and yer out. Comey needs indicted on the mere fact of wearing hard shoes on a beach…live our best lives, daily.
There could be many more lashes before Comey is out.
Thank you Sundance for bringing all this awful info to light here on CTH- God bless you in all your endeavors to keep us folks informed & I pray for your safety as I (think) you are inside “ the wire” maybe?
Sundance is similar to our POTUS, Divine Intervention is one of them!
Richman also claimed that he was Comey’s attorney, and thus would not give the DOJ any information about their conversations, as those talks were protected by the attorney-client privilege.
But I seem to recall rulings by DC Judge Beryl Howell about attorney-client privilege not applying because Trump and his attorney were both allegedly involved in a fraud.
I hope the DOJ insists on this ruling being followed (although this ruling is not binding on other district court judges).
https://abovethelaw.com/2023/03/dc-circuit-tells-trump-lawyer-to-cough-up-docs-to-special-counsel-under-crime-fraud-privilege-exception/
Exactly! DOJ has to indict both Comey and Richman!
In their fanatical zeal to “get Trump”, unwittingly gave the current DOJ the rope to hang themselves with, figuratively speaking.
I suppose this is what happens when blinded by hubris and vindictiveness.
The “crime-fraud” exception to the attorney-client privilege is universal. Although whatever an atttorney is told by the client about what happened before the attorney was hired is pretty much absolutely privileged, an attorney cannot assist a client in committing a crime or fraud.
Alan Dershowitz used to say that he asked defendants not, “what did you do?”, but “what is the state going to say you did?” and “what are they going to be able to prove you did?” so that if the client later lied, he did not have actual knowledge that he would have to disclose. He also said he pretty much assumed that all of his clients were guilty, except Claus Von Bulow. He saw it that his job was to make the state prove its case beyond reasonable doubt, not to prove that anyone was innocent.
Co conspirator. Prosecute Richman.
lol..(not you, but the situation). Richman was a Special Government Employee; thus, not Comey’s attorney. There’s no hat-flipping allowed here.
Yes, he was SGE, but he claims he was Comey’s attorney, too. Whether he can be both will be up to the judge, who will determine if privilege applies.
Ah yes, the trusty crime-fraud privilege exception. A favorite tool of Andrew Weissmann’s.
Keep ‘em coming! Ruin him financially at a minimum…
Unfortunately there will likely be GoFundMe campaigns to raise millions for his defense.
Look at the high school thug in Texas who stabbed and killed his teammate and was given millions.
I hope the multiple lawsuits will outstrip any donations he receives.
I want a decades long incarceration or a firing squad for this traitor, not just financial ruin.
Tired of his church boy charade and “keep the faith” comments.
It’s not germane to your point, but the high school thug in TX stabbed and killed an athlete from a different school at a track meet. He came and sat in their shade pavilion and when confronted instead of simply leaving, he murdered the young man.
Comey always thought he was The Last Boy Scout.
Boy Scouts live by the Scout Law! Comey fits ZERO points of that Law! Trustworthy, Loyal, Helpful Friendly, Curtious, Kind, Obedient, Cheerful, Thrifty, Brave, Clean, and Reverent!
Good God, Almighty!
A normal American would have pulled the rip cord the moment the gay Kenyan Muslim slithered into position.
For starters!!!
I’d lean toward “super smart” in Lindsey Halligan’s case. I thought Halligan did yeoman’s work in both cases she was handed at the last minute, up against the clock and resistance career EDVA prosecutors trying to sabotage the cases against Comey and James (not to mention virtually no support from Bondi’s office).
Despite getting mocked by liberal media types, Halligan scored two indictments the career prosecutors swore couldn’t be obtained. She was only stopped by activist judges tossing out both cases on b.s. procedural grounds. Hope to see her involved again going forward.
Agree, I always felt they wanted her gone pronto because she is not only so good, but also so fearless.
Tremendous work Sundance. Just Thrilled that you are connected to the teams and not just blogging to the choir.
Does this make us the choir?
Asking for a few Treepers.
Yes – you are the choir.
Sing the song, children.
AL…LE…LUI…A, ALLELUIA, ALLELUIA, A…LE…LU…IA!
It seems that the locations being chosen have similar historical cases demonstrating precedence, so that they are taken as legitimate charges (and not viewed as political).
In North Carolina, Todd Blanche gave examples of citizens being convicted for threats against both Joe Biden and President Trump. In Florida, we obviously have the Jack Smith case. So, NY or EDVA will likely have recent cases of gov’t employees being convicted of leaking classified info.
Good point.
Did a rich man make poor choices for a dumb man? This appears to be the case.
Rich men north of Richmond.
🎯
Yep.
Awww…poor widdle Jimmy Comey might be going to prsion.
I can’t wait to send him a cake.
It won’t have a metal file in it,
but my cows will contribute to the ingredient list.
💩💩💩
Send him to LunarMax !
A better gift would be a large jar of Vaseline.
Amazing what some backbone and steadfast determination can accomplish. 👍
Kudos, my friend for chewing through the silo wall.
Lawfare works both ways.
Finally, a criminal investigation that has the three major components all lined-up. . .
1) A serious Federal CRIME.
2) Overwhelming Chain of documented, factual, Evidence. . .
3) The United States of America
vs
James Comey
Talk about an interesting list for Summer Reading. . .
How will they get around the statute of limitations for 2016 activity..?.
It been a rolling conspiracy. It didn’t really begin in 2016, and definitely didn’t end.
I don’t believe there is a SoL concerning criminal charges, when they involve Classified Dx (TS-SCI).
Sundance noted:
“This was either super smart or just legally serendipitous, because that approach made visible the evidence now being considered to indict Comey on a matter that does not have a statute of limitations.”
No statute of limitations for Civil Rights violations
One way or the other, his goose is cooked.
Hope so, and I hope they put the screws to him to rat out everyone else.
“When I reminded the DC people about this specific precedent, you could have heard a pin drop.”
Boomerang!
Romans 8:28 – All things work for the good of those who love Him and who are called according to His Purpose.
It works both ways…. 🙂
I would assume that even if they accept the argument that Richman is his attorney, surely it’s still illegal to give classified documents to your attorney to leak.
Attorney-client privilege does not apply when the attorney and client are together committing a crime.
And since when is having classified docs outside of a SCIP legal….no matter who you are giving it to?
Hehehe! Sweet!
This tweet must have been quite a gut punch to the bad actors involved…. Incredible work in that detailed timeline!
You are truly amazing, and I hope one day you are given an award for saving the Republic.
Thanks to Jack Smith, he , commiting evil gets to see the consequences…yes Romans 8:28
✝️🇺🇸💥🦅
Like the Alger Hiss case.
Fellow former Soviet spy Whittaker Chambers took pix of documents Hiss pilfered and sent them to Stalin thru other agents in cables. Chambers, who was editor of Time Magazine at the time of the start of the Hiss case, had hidden a copy of the microfilm in a pumpkin at his farm in Carroll County, MD.mbers
Chambers admitted his Soviet agent past and begged Hiss to do likewise to protect the country in the Cold War.
The statute of limitations ran on Hiss for espionage, but he perjured himself, so that’s what they got Hiss on.
Tricky Dick the junior congressman triggered the case in 1948, and Pat Murphy the federal prosecutor who looked like a firefighter took Hiss the Yalta architect down for perjury in New York’s federal court.
Harry Hopkins escaped prosecution for giving our bomb secrets and U-235 to Stalin in Lend-Lease packages by dying of prostate cancer’s effects in 1946.
Then-Secretary of State James Byrne (Truman’s guy) in 1946 made it known in 1946 that Hiss and Hopkins, along with Harry Dexter White and quite a few other FDR people, were security risks or loyalty risks. White dodged jail by dying of a heart attack in 1948.
This was the list of security risks and loyalty risks Joe McCarthy used in making his inquiries. It was a good list, one started by Democrats loyal to America, when such a thing was possible.
Comey’s perjury in lying about leaking the documents will get him.
Meanwhile, the DOJ should show T-t-tillis, Sue Collins, McConnell, and Murcowski any evidence they might have on foreign money going to them and someone should make a deal with them to vote for the SAVE Act or face prosecution and death in prison.
Let’s go full Sherman on these people.
The Moynihan disclosure of the FBI’s Venona papers case in 1994, and Yeltsin’s providing of Soviet era archives in the 1990s sealed the deal beyond a shadow of a doubt.
Is it too early to buy soap on a rope in bulk for Comey and senators (and any corrupt judge who gets likewise nailed for hard-to explain additions to his/her income and declare it as a legal expense and/or a charitable contribution? Our defendants and donors want to know.
Signed, Perkins Coei, Mark Elias, and the other leftist lawfare lawyers emerging from the urinals to represent Comey and friends, Fauci and friends, and GOP turncoats and corrupt federal judges.
I like the way you think, WTSherman!
Thanks, Thor III!
Indict him in NY, but not the district where his daughter worked (unless her co-prosecutors Hated her).
At least then he’ll have to travel a lot farther to answer them.
Punishment by 1000 cuts.
appropriate place . nothing in the middle of the road but yellow stripes and flat skunks.
I always wondered if all the “silos” in this picture had any hidden meaning.
This picture and suspicious cat, never gets old. lol
“The DOJ can prosecute James Comey for leaking classified documents by using the same legal approach the DOJ used against Donald Trump. Classified documents are whatever the federal government says they are.”
Hoisted on their own retard.
Reminds me of the story of Haman, building a gallows for Mordecai — only to end up on it himself.
Or the Monty Python sketch, where the old woman proclaims, “There — I’ve run rings around you logically!”
It’s hard to remember just how serious these crimes are. They strike at the structure of our representative Republic.
The machinations are fascinating, the players are pure Vaudeville, but now it’s time to pay up.
Palace coups. Poisons manufactured and weaponized to rig elections. Treasuries filled to the brim with tax monies looted bare while those our leaders wink and nod and take a cut.
We can’t survive as a nation unless these crimes are punished with the severity that crimes of this nature and magnitude demand.
Throw in a world-wide pandemic and we are BEYOND Bed, Bath and Beyond. (I love that movie, Click.)
Comey made Richman a “special government employee” and gave him a security clearance but then Richman leaked the classified documents to the news media.
Technically, Richman is guilty and so is Comey because Richman had “NO NEED TO KNOW” and was clearly directed by Comey to leak the information! 😎
There would be no reason to give it to Richman except for him to leak it.
Exactly
The Jolly Green Giant isn’t walking around saying Ho-ho-ho, more like O’no-o’no-o’no, sorry I did not mean it!
Hussein Hillary made me do it, really.
Sundance you created an iron clad case against Comey and his associates! I truly believe the “shell” threat case is just the beginning! Unbelievable post!
I hope the Florida grand jury has the dirt on Comey, Richman, Penitentiary face Brennan, Clapper, Obama (who is the big prize), HRC, Wray etc etc etc! There are so many more deep staters! They should all be incarcerated forever! 💁🏻♀️
Sundance I have appreciated and admired what you’ve done for many years. Bravo Brother.
“Delicious” and it’s cold here in Texas:)
Cold plated revenge.
Florida, North Carolina, and /or NY/EDVA , possibly all 3 places tells me Comey will be hemorrhaging cash on lawyers like a stuck pig.
May the process leave him destitute before he sees his new 8×10 furnished apartment.
Yeah, but some are going to feed him money, others will go pro bono to keep his mouth shut.
Remember, Democrats hate Comey for what he did to Hillary.
Retired Magistrate here: This is great news; Comey is now on the merry go round of the legal system where he can spend money on legal fees on one state, go around to the next state and spend more legal fees and then the third state and spend even more on legal fees. Yes, sometimes the process is the punishment.
I wish there was a way to know who will actually pay his legal bills.
A Coffee & Covid article from a couple of days ago discussed how the seashell case might actually be much stronger than what the Dims would like us to believe:
“Democrats are carping that the DOJ will have to prove Comey’s intent beyond a reasonable doubt to get a conviction, and laughing about how hard it will be. But maybe it won’t be that hard after all. At this time he made his little shell art project, Comey was touring to promote his novel FDR Drive. Guess what it was about?
“FDR Drive is a boring, narcissistic ‘thriller’ about ‘stochastic terrorism’ involving a right-wing public figure using coded messaging to incite his followers to commit acts of violence against political enemies. Comey enthusiastically told an NPR interviewer that the book’s central themes were free speech and “what happens when someone’s words incite violence.” The protagonist, federal prosecutor Nora Carleton, investigates whether the podcaster can be held criminally accountable for violence committed by his followers. I am not making that up.
“The jury will find it very interesting how RussiaGate co-conspirator Comey was gassing away on national radio about how coded incitement operates, while simultaneously insisting he was just unable to recognize the coded incitement in his own Instagram feed. The fact that he quickly deleted the image after it started getting criticism speaks volumes.”
So, it appears his book will turn out to be significant.
We are living through a Shakesperian, Macheavellian, Tolstoy … reality show. It’s almost beautiful.
“Let justice roll down as waters, and righteousness as an ever flowing stream.” — Amos 5.24
I just want to stand in awe of the flames as they burn the whole damn thing down.
Something told me you were taking a trip. What would we do without you.
🕷️🕸️
Such a tangled web we weave!
The perpetual …on and on and on… with this dystopian
fed-up-ocracy… 😱
There should be a long list of individuals in the same boat as Corney including the last Fan Belt Inspector director who repeatedly lied to Congress and made many millions in his law firm representing global crooks.
3 cases in 3 jurisdictions. That’s good symmetry for the three biggest Lawfare cases they foisted on PDJT – in NYC (Alvin Bragg/Tish James) in Atlanta (Fanni Willis) and the Florida M-a-L documents caper.
Comey should probably get a few more to make up for all the other bogus Lawfare wielded against PDJT, like all the states that tried to get him tossed off the ballots, or the J6 case in Washington DC.
They tried interfering in an election by bringing multiple lawfare cases in multiple jurisdictions against President Trump.
Now Comey just needs a few more to start getting close to equal.
This Sundance post sent a very pleasant tingling sensation down my right leg. I think it is significant it was not down my left leg.
Disqualification of Lindsey Hallegan rests on U.S. court of appeal (4th Circuit)
US District Judge Cameron McGowan Currie has dismissed criminal cases against former FBI Director James Comey and AG-NY Letitia James because the prosecutor who brought the charges, interim US attorney Lindsey Halligan, had been unlawfully appointed. DOJ appealed (4th Circuit).
Chair Chuck Grassley has repeatedly defended the tradition, pointing out that nominees who do not get blue slip approval from home state senators would lack the votes to be confirmed on the Senate floor anyway. As a consequence, DJT nominee for USAEDVA, Lindsey Halligan will not be confirmed because VA’s DEM Senators Tim Kaine and Mark Warner oppose her. [1]
Lindsey Halligan has departed DOJ in January after U.S. district Judge David Novak (DJT appointee; “W” nomination failed in 11/07)) barred her from referring to herself as a U.S. attorney in court filings, finding that her continued use of the title “ignores a binding court order” that disqualified her from the position.
However, the judges Dennis Fisher (opinion), Brook Smith (both “W” appointees), and Luis Restrepo (Biden), for the Third Circuit Court of Appeals unanimously ruled that Alina Habba was unlawfully appointed as acting U.S. Attorney for New Jersey and disqualifying her from exercising the functions of that office. [2]
If addressed and accepted, SCOTUS could finaly decided if unconfirmed officials are allowed to exercise official functions. Then, Justice Thomas’ private citizens argument of Jack Smith will come into play.
{1] Trump nominates Lindsey Halligan for top Virginia prosecutor
[2] habbaopn120125.pdf
All I can say is BLEED this man and his family DRY. Make him spend every penny he has on defending himself.
It strikes me that if there was an effort to collect documents and destroy them, there is also a potential obstruction case with conspiracy overtones that has no limitations problem whatsoever, as it probably relates to late 2024. If the obstruction ties into matters being handled in the Florida case, then additional obstruction charges might just be a slam dunk in Fort Pierce.
Misfiling all that evidence in burn bags and other places.
My wife just said that Comey is a tall drink of contaminated water. I am so proud of her.
Reading the Source/Exhibits makes me question who was all involved in gathering these documents, stuffing them in burn bags and taking them to this room.
And if they have been interrogated/fired yet.
The process is the punishment.
More please 🤗
Classified documents are whatever the federal government says they are.
If I remember it right when Hillary was “investigated” by the FBI, she said that she didn’t reveal classified information in her emails at all, and that there was an “over classification” problem with the State Department..
Her arguments however were weak and invalid and Comey exonerated her criminal behaviour as though she was just being a confused grandmother by introducing ‘intent’
I am not having any hopes of actual justice being done here but the irony of the situation in which Comey finds himself is inescapable
” The overarching context for the irregularities involving 9582
appears to be a hasty and chaotic effort by certain employees to collect
senior management officials’ records in advance of the anticipated
transition of a new team of FBI executives taking control after the
presidential inauguration. ”
pg 3 of 5
https://storage.courtlistener.com/recap/gov.uscourts.vaed.582136/gov.uscourts.vaed.582136.138.12.pdf
WHO WERE The ” certain employees ” And WERE THEY FIRED for NOT PROPERLY PRESERVING DOCUMENTS per NARA Requirements
( or WERE THEY Preserving the documents by putting them in Room 9582 ? … )
SEVERAL Violations in SECURITY PROTOCOLS on LOG INs and RECORD Keeping – NO Terminations of Personnel ?
Re: friendly or conniving
comb ee ?
You decide…
Article:
Jan 22, 2017, ‘ blue room ‘ hand shake
comb ee walked across the room to meet d j t.
https://www.businessinsider.com/comey-what-did-trump-whisper-during-handshake-2017-6
over 9 years later, the h c and comb ee may have lead what some today call a mental t d s
( reluctant to accept the votes of people…and so…now there is even election integrity issues gallore )
Yes,
pass the SAVE America Act
[ the U. S. House passed it 11 months ago… ]
Seeking the whole truths.
Love thy neighbors
I call him J Edgar Comey
To include the dress.
Remember when he wore blue to blend in with the drapes?