Fwd: Manafort ratted on Donald Jr.'s meeting with the Russian lawyer
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Jeffrey Epstein
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Donald Trump Jr
Natalia Veselnitskaya
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Rick Gates
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From: Nicholas Ribis
Sent: 8/11/2017 3:05:31 PM
To: Jeffrey Epstein [[email protected]]
Subject: Fwd: Manafort ratted on Donald Jr.'s meeting with the Russian lawyer
Importance: High
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Manafort ratted on Donald Jr.'s meeting with the Russian lawyer
Trump's former campaign manager Paul Manafort alerted authorities to Donald Trump Jr.'s infamous meeting
with the Russian lawyer during his father's presidential campaign.
Manafort, who is facing increasing pressure from U.S. special counsel Robert Mueller, divulged Trump Jr.'s
meeting with Natalia Veselnitskaya about three months ago, Bloomberg reported.
Responding to a congressional request for information, Manafort revealed the meeting and provided 300
documents, although FBI agents went on to raid his Virginia home two weeks ago.
Trump, responding to news of the raid, said, "I was very, very surprised to see it... .I've always found Paul
Manafort to be a very decent man."
Investigators are looking into accusations of money laundering in an attempt to pressure Manafort into
cooperating with the probe into the Trump campaign's possible ties to Russia, two sources told Reuters.
"If Mueller's team can threaten criminal charges against Manafort, they could use that as leverage to convince
him to cooperate," said one of the sources.
But the former campaign manager's spokesman Jason Maloni said, "Paul Manafort is not a cooperating
witness."
Maloni also told Bloomberg that Manafort was enlisting the services of a D.C.-based law firm Miller &
Chevalier,which focuses on tax law, to replace WilmerHale, where Mueller previously worked.
Mueller's investigation has extended to global bank transactions involving Manafort, as well as his business
partner Rick Gates and son-in-law, Jeffrey Yohai.
Yohai, who is under investigation for real estate deals he made with Manafort, turned over documents to
Mueller's probe more than two months
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