Inspector General Identifies DC U.S. Attorney Leaking Grand Jury Evidence…

[mystery-ak]

Inspector General Identifies DC U.S. Attorney Leaking Grand Jury Evidence…
Posted on October 2, 2019   by sundance

Well, this is rather interesting.  The Department of Justice Inspector General has released a notification stating that a former U.S. Attorney within the DC Circuit was caught leaking grand jury information to an “unauthorized individual”:



Unfortunately, “criminal prosecution” for leaking grand jury material “was declined”.

The Asst. U.S. Attorney (AUSA) is not identified by name, but the IG release notes the attorney is no longer working for the DOJ ; likely fired as an outcome of getting caught.

….with the name not being released, that leads to speculation. Also with the recipient not being named, that too leads to speculation.  Was the leak to the media, or was the leak for allied members of the ‘resistance’ in government (ie. congress).  Regardless, it is safe to accept the leaker and recipient are part of the Lawfare Alliance.

One possibility for the identity of the leaker is Asst. U.S. Attorney Deborah Curtis who recently withdrew from cases involving: Paul Manafort, Michael Flynn and Concord LLC, all cases stemming from Mueller and the scheme team prosecutions.

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https://theconservativetreehouse.com/2019/10/02/inspector-general-identifies-dc-u-s-attorney-leaking-grand-jury-evidence/#more-172614

[PeteS in CA]

Well, the person was an Assistant United States Attorney in the DC Circuit. How many of those left that position in the past 4 or 5 years? Some research could probably narrow the number of possibilities to a very few and identify in what cases they were involved.

[txradioguy]

I'm getting really tired of the DoJ having people dead to rights on criminal matters and choosing not to prosecute.

It's like they don't want these people to have a black mark on their record so they can work for the next Dem administration.