Fine here’s a redacted version of the FBI search warrant— SpicyFiles (@SpicyFiles) April 7, 2018
I’m totality it’s 29 pages long pic.twitter.com/uXAxH7ArAd
1 of 2... pic.twitter.com/i6m9xoTwCC— SpicyFiles (@SpicyFiles) April 7, 2018
Exhibit 3 in total this has 28 pages.— SpicyFiles (@SpicyFiles) April 7, 2018
And then look at the red box re potential crimes, keep in mind this warrant was executed in May 2017.
Which actually confirms warrants originated out of EDVA.
Remember that time twitter told me I was full of bull...those were good times🙄😂 pic.twitter.com/m3dcSANUSJ
No kidding Manafort had <30 minutes left on the clock to file.— SpicyFiles (@SpicyFiles) April 7, 2018
Manafort‘s attorney pulled a #Kasowtiz’d
Supress versus S U P P R E S S.
/snort laughing...fail
cc @lauferlaw @aliasvaughn @Delavegalaw @DrDenaGrayson pic.twitter.com/8W28BqiXYN
‘The former employee had no actual or apparent authority to consent to the initial search”— SpicyFiles (@SpicyFiles) April 7, 2018
Absent the Tc & Cs of the lease agreement, I can’t make an informed opinion.
I’m stuck on the ex-employee of Manafort has his name on the Storage Unit contract/lease... pic.twitter.com/CvphJK30a5
