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Remember the russian lawyer little Don met? Plottwist incoming

Oersted

Member
Turns out she was Kushner's business partner's lawyer.

And yes, the business partner is more than a bit shady.

Jared Kushner, the son-in-law of Donald Trump, who acts as his senior White House adviser, secured a multimillion-dollar Manhattan real estate deal with a Soviet-born oligarch whose company was cited in a major New York money laundering case now being investigated by members of Congress.

Leviev, a global tycoon known as the “king of diamonds”, was a business partner of the Russian-owned company Prevezon Holdings that was at the center of a multimillion-dollar lawsuit launched in New York. Under the leadership of US attorney Preet Bharara, who was fired by Trump in March, prosecutors pursued Prevezon for allegedly attempting to use Manhattan real estate deals to launder money stolen from the Russian treasury.

The scam had been uncovered by Sergei Magnitsky, an accountant who died in 2009 in a Moscow jail in suspicious circumstances. US sanctions against Russia imposed after Magnitsky’s death were a central topic of conversation at the notorious Trump Tower meeting last June between Kushner, Donald Trump Jr, Trump campaign manager Paul Manafort and a Russian lawyer with ties to the Kremlin.

Among the overlapping connections is the 2015 deal in which Kushner paid $295m to acquire several floors of the old New York Times building at 43rd street in Manhattan from the US branch of Leviev’s company, Africa Israel Investments (AFI), and its partner Five Mile Capital. The sale has been identified as of possible interest to the Mueller investigation as Kushner later went on to borrow $285m in refinancing from Deutsche Bank, the German financial house that itself has been embroiled in Russian money laundering scandals and whose loans to Trump are coming under intensifying scrutiny.

that AFI was cited in the Prevezon case as a business partner of the defendants. In 2008, Prevezon entered a partnership with AFI in which Prevezon bought for €3m, a 30% stake in four AFI subsidiaries in the Netherlands. Five years later, AFI tried to return the money to the Russian-owned company, but it was intercepted and frozen by Dutch authorities at the request of the US government as part of the Prevezon money-laundering investigation.

In Manhattan, Leviev’s firm also sold condominiums to Prevezon Holdings from one of its landmark developments at 20 Pine Street, just a few blocks from Wall Street.

More here

https://amp.theguardian.com/us-news/2017/jul/24/jared-kushner-new-york-russia-money-laundering

Lock if old
 
that nothingburger is getting pretty big

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She will turn up dead very soon anyway.
BUT KILLARY
 

Hubbl3

Unconfirmed Member

Oersted

Member
I'm honestly having trouble keeping track of all this shit at this point.

Prevezon steals money, tries to launder money in the NY real estate

Magnitsky reveals it, is put in jail

Prevezon buys shares of Kushner's business partner

Magnitsky dies in jail

Magnitsky Act is established

Kushner borrows money from Deutsche Bank which laundered Russian money

Kushner buys estate from said business partner

Veselnitskaya defends Kushner's business partner, meets with Kushner, little Don and Manafort one hour later to talk about the Magnitsky Act, pardon adoptions

Nothing to see here
 
So Donald fired Preet Bharara, who was pursuing the case against Prevezon, and then the case was settled before it went to trial?

http://www.cnn.com/2017/05/13/world/prevezon-settlement/index.html

17 Democrats on the House Judiciary Committee seem to think there's a connection:

Last summer, Donald Trump, Jr. met with a Kremlin-connected attorney in an attempt to obtain information “that would incriminate Hillary.” Earlier this year, on May 12, 2017, the Department of Justice made an abrupt decision to settle a money laundering case being handled by that same attorney in the Southern District of New York. We write with some concern that the two events may be connected—and that the Department may have settled the case at a loss for the United States in order to obscure the underlying facts.

https://democrats-judiciary.house.g...-settlement-fraud-case-handled-russian-lawyer
 
I can't wait for the bombshell which makes this fratboy's voice crack as he has to admit to meeting with lobbyists claiming to have info on hillary.
 

Brashnir

Member
The more ties we get to money laundering, the closer we get to charges for it and/or tax evasion. That was always going to be what did this clown in.
 
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