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‘Broadview Six’ judge requests U.S. attorney’s office communications, including Boutros email

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By Jason Meisner Verified
| The Spokesman-Review Verified
The federal judge considering potential sanctions in the controversial “Broadview Six” made her first formal discovery requests to the U.S. attorney’s office on Friday, demanding any written communications with anyone outside the office regarding “investigatory or charging decisions” as well as an email sent to U.S. Attorney Andrew Boutros attaching an expedited transcript of grand jury proceedings.
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‘Broadview Six’ judge requests U.S. attorney’s office communications, including Boutros email

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By Jason Meisner Verified
| Flipboard
5 hours ago At a rally in Syracuse, N.Y., the president also called state Attorney General Letitia James “that disgusting Letitia dog.” President Donald Trump lamented the Norwegian Nobel Committee choosing not to award him with its annual peace prize on Friday, telling rallygoers the decision leaves “an …
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Crypto coin founder charged in Chicago with scamming investors in ‘rug pull’ scheme

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By Jason Meisner Verified
| Yahoo Verified
A founder of the cryptocurrency Kishu Inu has been indicted in Chicago on federal charges alleging he and his associates bilked investors of nearly $10 million through a "rug pull" scheme that used public statements and ads to drive up market prices while selling off coins they had secretly distributed to themselves. Alexander Sisemore, 28, of Fayetteville, Arkansas, was charged in a 13-page indictment made public in U.S. District Court on Wednesday with three counts of wire fraud.
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