IRS criminal investigator admits downloading IRS info damaging to Trump and sending it to Avenatti
Pretty sure you didn't hear that an IRS "investigative analyst" pleaded guilty Wednesday to leaking confidential financial information about Michael Cohen to corrupt nutter Michael Avenatti.
John C. Fry, 54, used the IRS’s Financial Crimes Enforcement Network to download five "Suspicious Activity Reports on Cohen and his company. SARs are reports banks are ordered to file if they find transactions defined as "suspicious."
Within days of Fry leaking the intel, Avenatti publicized the information on Twitter.
Fry faces a maximum sentence of five years behind bars and up to $250,000 in fines. I suspect he'll get six months and a $10,000 fine. We'll see.
Frankly I'm amazed the Deep State didn't manage to fix this case to avoid prosecuting their asset.
Wait, my bad: Repeat after me, citizen: There is no such thing as the Deep State. That's just a boogeyman created by right-wing extremists to get their dumb supporters to vote for Trump.
There is no such thing as the Deep State.
John C. Fry, 54, used the IRS’s Financial Crimes Enforcement Network to download five "Suspicious Activity Reports on Cohen and his company. SARs are reports banks are ordered to file if they find transactions defined as "suspicious."
Within days of Fry leaking the intel, Avenatti publicized the information on Twitter.
Fry faces a maximum sentence of five years behind bars and up to $250,000 in fines. I suspect he'll get six months and a $10,000 fine. We'll see.
Frankly I'm amazed the Deep State didn't manage to fix this case to avoid prosecuting their asset.
Wait, my bad: Repeat after me, citizen: There is no such thing as the Deep State. That's just a boogeyman created by right-wing extremists to get their dumb supporters to vote for Trump.
There is no such thing as the Deep State.
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12:39 PM
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