Prosecutors Seek Plea Deal with Manafort's Former Son-in-Law

[neohippie]

Source: Wall Street Journal

Mr. Mueller accused Mr. Manafort of subsequently defrauding a bank when applying for a mortgage on the property. Although the property was used to generate rental income, Mr. Manafort told the bank that it was a second home for his daughter and Mr. Yohai, so he could get a greater loan amount, for $3.185 million, than he could have otherwise, the indictment says.

The indictment says that on Jan. 26, 2016, Mr. Manafort wrote to his then son-in-law about a visit from an appraiser to the condominium, saying, “[r]emember, he believes that you and” Jessica Manafort “are living there.”

Read more: https://www.wsj.com/articles/prosecutors-seek-plea-deal-with-manaforts-former-son-in-law-1510223581?mod=e2tw

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Hopefully Mueller is using the pressure of extending fraud charges towards Manafort's family members to encourage him to be more cooperative with bigger targets.

[George II]

1. This isn't related to Mueller's investigation.

[Leghorn21]

2. Delicious!! Pinch pinch, poke poke, nudge nudge - love it!! Thanks for posting, neo! nt

[VermontKevin]

3. Manafort's daughter. And there's the key to flipping Paul.

[Corvo Bianco]

4. Nice! If I were Manafort's ex-daughter I'd be letting it rain.

[neohippie]

5. Flynn is also worried

I think Flynn is also worried about his son too and I wouldn't be surprised if they didn't hide some of the shady dealings in their wives names as well

[groundloop]

6. I think the company someone keeps says a lot about them.....

For instance, President Obama surrounded himself with PhDs, Nobel laureates, etc.

As far as 45* goes, well, it seems that everyone in his cabinet is a liar and crook.

[gordianot]

7. Every time one of Trumps associates goes down he is keeping a campaign promise.

After all he did promise to drain the swamp.