WASHINGTON, DC. (THECOUNT) — A former Assistant US Attorney claimed under oath that the FBI examined the computer of late Democratic National Committee staffer, Seth Rich.
Deborah Sines, the former Assistant US Attorney related to the case, admitted under oath that Rich’s computer was examined and that she met with an FBI Agent, a prosecutor and the Robert Mueller team.
The discovery indicates that the meeting should have been recorded in a form 302 but the FBI continues to claim no records related to Rich should be available, reports GatewayPundit.
Via GatewayPundit:
Attorney Ty Clevenger uncovered that the former Assistant US Attorney related to the case admitted that Rich’s computer was inspected by the FBI and that there would be records related to this investigation.
Earlier this week Clevenger filed his request again asking for all information related to the Seth Rich case. This was based on recent testimony from former Assistant US Attorney Deborah Sines.
The former Assistant US Attorney (AUSA) provided an affidavit which claims the following – that she was inducted into the Fellow of American College of Trial Lawyers, that from 2016 to 2018 she was the lead AUSA on the murder case of Seth Rich and that she consulted with the FBI on the case.
Full transcript of Deborah Sines under oath.
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