In a startling revelation, a paralegal employed by Manhattan District Attorney Alvin Bragg has testified that crucial phone records were intentionally omitted from evidence submitted in the high-profile case against former President Donald Trump. Reports emerging last Friday have brought to light the deletion of three pages of 2018 phone records involving Michael Cohen, Trump’s former lawyer, and Keith Davidson, the attorney for adult film actress Stormy Daniels.
During a court proceeding, Trump’s attorney Emil Bove scrutinized paralegal Jaden Jarmel-Schneider over the disappearance of these records. This significant omission was further highlighted by The Epoch Times, which reported additional deletions involving communications between Daniels’ manager, Gina Rodriguez, and Dylan Howard, a former editor at the National Enquirer. These communications pertained to Daniels’ allegations about an alleged affair with Trump, further complicating the narrative.
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In a deeply troubling development, it was disclosed that the DA’s office failed to notify Trump’s defense about the missing evidence, an oversight that may carry severe legal implications. Under New York’s Penal Law § 215.40, tampering with physical evidence is classified as a Class E felony, particularly if done with the intent to influence the outcome of a proceeding.
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