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Why is the 302 such a big deal? Simply put, because it now appears the two FBI agents who conducted the interview with Flynn on which the subsequent false-statements charge was predicated at first reported to their superiors that they did not think Flynn had been deceitful during the interview and that any inaccurate responses to their questions were the result of a memory lapse, not a deliberate attempt to deceive. If that turns out to be true, then it seems plausible, indeed likely, that that sentiment is reflected in the still-missing original 302 that the SCO would have been obliged to produce during plea negotiations in November 2017. Among other things, the timely production of such a document to Flynn would not only have strengthened his resolve to continue fighting the charges against him, it would likely have made it all but impossible to convict him of those charges since intent to deceive is an element of the false-statements crime and must be proven beyond a reasonable doubt to a jury.Blackvegetable » 23 Jul 2026, 6:12 am » wrote: ↑ 4 interviews...
If you're wondering what happens to people who lie to the FBI, ask Michael Flynn.
https://www.cato.org/blog/two-things-ne ... flynn-case
it looks to be more of the SOS, brownie…you know, the “allegedly” thingy…
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