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Prosecutors use James Comey’s own book in case of ‘8647’ message they claim threatened Trump

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Prosecutors use James Comey’s own book in case of ‘8647’ message they claim threatened Trump
NBC News
NBC News23 hrs ago
Book him: Prosecutors using James Comey’s novel against him in seashells case
Federal prosecutors want to throw the book at former FBI Director James Comey in their seashells-based case — including his own crime novel.
CNBC
CNBC1 days ago
DOJ cites Comey's novel in urging judge not to toss ‘86 47' seashells threat to Trump case
"There is no serious dispute that an objective viewer of Comey's post could read it to mean 'Kill President Trump,'" prosecutors said.
No Trump influence behind ’86 47′ prosecution of James Comey: DOJ
The decision to charge former FBI Director James Comey over a social media post showing seashells arranged as “86 47” was made without influence from President Donald Trump or Justice Department leaders, federal prosecutors said in a court filing on Tuesday. In more than 100 pages of court filings added to the docket l
Guardian US
Guardian US🏁 first to report1 days ago
US justice department defends prosecution of James Comey over ‘8647’ seashell post
Justice department claims there’s ‘no dispute’ over whether ex-FBI head’s post could be read as a threat against Trump The US Department of Justice has defended its prosecution of former FBI director James Comey, claiming in new court documents there is “no serious dispute” that his social media post last year featurin