USA Department of Justice, Former US President Donald Trump‘s home in Mar-a-Lago, Florida FBI He shared more details about the documents seized in his search. Considering Trump’s legal team’s request to designate a third party to review materials seized in the search, a federal judge has ordered the inventory list to be made public, taking into account third-party review. In the new inventory list announced, it was stated that there were 47 empty folders, 99 magazines, newspapers, articles and print media items marked “confidential” in Trump’s office.
GIFT ITEMS AND CLOTHES FOUND
In the detailed list announced by the Ministry of Justice in addition to the inventory list shared previously, more details about the seized materials were given, while it was stated that the documents were found mixed with personal belongings and classified as “confidential” and “top secret”. Among the folders classified as “Confidential” and “Top Secret”, 18 documents were found from the folder marked as top secret, 54 documents from a folder marked as confidential, and 31 documents from another folder marked as confidential. During the FBI search, it was stated that 42 more empty folders were found with tags such as “Staff Secretary / Military Assistant”, while souvenirs and clothing were also found in the search. FBI agents also accessed more than 11,000 unclassified government documents, it said. The Ministry of Justice said that as part of the standard investigation practice, teams continue to evaluate all confiscated items, adding, “The seized materials will continue to be used to advance the government’s investigation. While the investigation includes further investigation steps such as additional witness interviews, grand jury practice, the seized materials will not be used.” and the evaluation will continue,” he said.
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ATTENDED TO CRIMINAL INVESTIGATION
Last week, after the FBI searched Mar-a-Lago on August 8, Trump’s legal team asked a federal judge to appoint a special administrator to review the seized documents. U.S. District Judge Aileen Cannon had asked the Justice Department last weekend for a special surveillance request by Trump to send a response to Trump’s request and provide more detailed documentation of what was done in the search. Earlier, the Justice Department said in a statement that more than 20 boxes of items were found in Trump’s home in Mar-a-Lago. FBI agents stated that out of a total of 11 sets of classified documents, 4 were marked as top secret and 3 were marked as confidential. During the search, Trump was placed under criminal investigation for alleged violations of the Espionage Act, obstruction of justice and destruction of federal government records.
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