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The '''Mueller show trials''' were a series of indictments, coerced confessions, brutal interrogations, and convictions on false, tainted, or illegally obtained evidence in the [[Russia collusion investigation]]. Some of the incidents involved: | The '''Mueller show trials''' were a series of indictments, coerced confessions, brutal interrogations, and convictions on false, tainted, or illegally obtained evidence in the [[Russia collusion investigation]]. Some of the incidents involved: | ||
Latest revision as of 06:28, November 25, 2022
The Mueller show trials were a series of indictments, coerced confessions, brutal interrogations, and convictions on false, tainted, or illegally obtained evidence in the Russia collusion investigation. Some of the incidents involved:
- Michael Flynn
- George Papadopoulos
- Paul Manafort
- Jerome Corsi
- The indictment of 12 Russian nationals, 13 July 2018
- US v. Concord Management
- Natalia Veselnitskaya
- Roger Stone
- Michael Caputo[2]
The cases against Roger Stone and Jerome Corsi appear to be motivated to exclude them from Donald Trump's 2020 presidential election campaign.