First Mueller convict reports to prison
Source: Politico
In February, Alex van der Zwaan, a former London-based attorney for the U.S. law firm Skadden Arps, pleaded guilty to a felony false-statement charge, admitting that he lied to the FBI. | Win McNamee/Getty Images
First Mueller convict reports to prison
Dutch attorney Alex van der Zwaan turned himself in Monday after being sentenced for lying to investigators.
By JOSH GERSTEIN 05/08/2018 05:51 PM EDT
A Dutch attorney now has the dubious distinction of being the first person imprisoned in connection with special counsel Robert Muellers investigation of possible collusion between the Trump campaign and Russia.
Alex van der Zwaan, 33, reported to a low-security Federal Bureau of Prisons facility near Allenwood, Pennsylvania, on Monday to serve the 30-day sentence he received for lying to investigators in the course of Muellers investigation, according to a bureau spokesperson. His projected release date is June 4, according to information on the prison bureaus website.
Read more: https://www.politico.com/story/2018/05/08/russia-probe-prison-mueller-zwaan-574609
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Mr.Bill
(24,228 posts)has a really shitty golf course.
orangecrush
(19,384 posts)While no San Quentin, is a real prison.
Mr.Bill
(24,228 posts)Turbineguy
(37,285 posts)"Mellow Yellow" to drink. I guess that means Trump would fit right in.
Mr.Bill
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(16,113 posts)sandensea
(21,595 posts)Hopefully they'll share a jail cell, and soon.
orangecrush
(19,384 posts)has no doubt been made.
sandensea
(21,595 posts)"You see? You gentlemen are no match, for the little gray cells."
sandensea
(21,595 posts)Your Carnac the Magnificent meme was the best though. Parfait!
orangecrush
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(22,885 posts)sandensea
(21,595 posts)I only recently - and reluctantly - donated my (nearly complete) Poirot VHS collection to Goodwill.
I was moving, and figured someone else should enjoy them.
ailsagirl
(22,885 posts)Those I refuse to throw away
sandensea
(21,595 posts)I must admit to enojoying the David Suchet series a lot more however - not least because in the books, Christie made Poirot out to be crabby and even hostile (especially to his ever-loyal friend, Hastings).
While Suchet always took care to preserve some of the character's edginess, he always came across as a reassuring old soul - the way one always imagines Poirot to be.
ailsagirl
(22,885 posts)I never did read Curtain because I didn't want to read about HP's demise. Too depressing
(Sounds ridiculous, I know, but there you have it)
hughee99
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(5,823 posts)Oh yeah.
orangecrush
(19,384 posts)Glimmer of Hope
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(19,384 posts)And every one a cause to celebrate!
ailsagirl
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(19,384 posts)Utah Grizzlee
(30 posts)Very well done, madam or sir!
orangecrush
(19,384 posts)and thanks, Sir or Madam!
C Moon
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(50,238 posts)Dr_Pretorius
(71 posts)or he'd be in REAL trouble!