In a recent courtroom revelation, a paralegal working for Manhattan District Attorney Alvin Bragg admitted to the deletion of call records between key witnesses in a case involving former President Donald Trump. The admission occurred during a hearing concerning the falsification of business records linked to Mr. Trump. The testimony raised significant questions regarding the transparency and intentions of the prosecutor’s office.
During the court session on May 10, Trump’s legal counsel, Emil Bove, extracted a crucial acknowledgment from paralegal Jaden Jarmel-Schneider. It was confirmed that approximately three pages of phone records from 2018—detailing communications between Michael Cohen and Keith Davidson, lawyer to adult film actress Stormy Daniels (aka Stephanie Cliffords)—were missing. This deletion also included interactions involving Daniels’ manager, Gina Rodriguez, and then-National Enquirer editor Dylan Howard, concerning allegations of an affair with Mr. Trump.
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Trump’s attorney argued that these deletions were significant, a point which Jarmel-Schneider contested, despite confirming the erasure. The phone records were initially submitted as evidence to support allegations that President Trump had an affair with Ms. Daniels and subsequently falsified business documents to conceal payments made for her silence. Mr. Trump has consistently denied these claims, decrying the proceedings as a politically motivated witch hunt aimed at derailing his 2024 presidential run.
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