Tomorrow, Thursday, in Fayetteville, Arkansas, former FBI Agent Robert Cessario will finalize a plea agreement to a federal felony with his former employer who is now prosecuting him, the Department of Justice, in which he will receive an incredibly lenient one year of probation for destroying evidence in a political trial involving former pro-Trump Arkansas State Senator Jon Woods.
Woods remains in prison even though the government has admitted destroying evidence in his trial that might have been vital to his defense. FBI Agent Cessario will be admitting to just one count of Obstruction of Justice, and will receive an incredibly lenient sentence despite on-site protesters agitating against this injustice.
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And of course, the reason for wiping the drive is to remove damaging information to the FBI itself or other co-workers. Had that info been revealed, it would have been far more disastrous for the FBI than if he had done nothing. He acted heroically for the gov team and the gov team knows it. He'll be well rewarded.
Pinguinite posted on 2023-01-04 20:16:33 Reply Private Reply