
Federal prosecutors came to suspect Trump Org CFO Allen Weisselberg lied, and considered charging him with perjury
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New York federal prosecutors came to suspect the Trump Organization's chief financial officer, Allen Weisselberg, lied in testimony during their investigation of former Trump personal attorney Michael Cohen three years ago, according to four people familiar with prosecutors' thinking.
Despite their suspicions, federal prosecutors did not pursue perjury charges against Weisselberg, but his past interactions with them could now become relevant to the Manhattan district attorney's office as it seeks his cooperation in a tax fraud case brought against Weisselberg and the company last month. As that investigation proceeds, all eyes are on whether Weisselberg might flip against his longtime boss, former President Donald Trump.More Related News

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