Special Counsel Has Subpoenaed Manafort’s Bank Records: Report
Donald Trump’s campaign manager is being squeezed.
Special counsel Robert Mueller’s investigation is gaining steam quickly.
According to a new report, the Special Counsel has issued subpoenas in recent weeks for bank records from Paul Manafort.
The subpoenas were issued out of the Washington D.C. grand jury and order several global banks to turn over relevant transaction records and other financial information connected to Paul Manafort.
Manafort isn’t the only person targeted by the subpoenas, according to Bloomberg, they also request information related to some of Manafort’s companies as well as his former business partner Rick Gates.
In recent weeks, Manafort’s son-in-law and a Ukrainian oligarch have also been contacted by the Special Counsel team in an apparent attempt to pressure Manafort into cooperating with prosecutors, one source told Bloomberg.
It was revealed Wednesday that FBI agents conducted a raid on Manafort’s home late last month under a search warrant issued out of the Washington D.C. grand jury.
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