Trump lawyer Michael Cohen could face up to 30 YEARS in prison for felony bank fraud if he paid Stormy Daniels $130,000 by lying to secure a home equity line
Longtime Trump lawer Michael Cohen could face up to 30 years in prison if it is found he used a a home equity line to borrow the $130,000 he paid porn star Stormy Daniels
Michael Cohen could be facing up to 30 years in prison following the FBI raids on his office, home, and hotel room on Monday, it has been revealed.
Investigators reportedly seized evidence that was related to bank fraud and campaign finance violations.
This indicates that Cohen is being investigated for using a home equity line to borrow the $130,000 he paid porn star Stormy Daniels, according to Politico.
FBI agents seized a trove of documents related to Daniels' case and communications between the attorney and the president, in a dramatic escalation of Robert Mueller's special counsel probe.
Investigators reportedly seized evidence that was related to bank fraud and campaign finance violations from his home and office on Monday. Cohen had been living at the Loews Regency on Park Avenue (pictured), close to Trump Tower
Agents got a warrant based on a 're
ferral' from Mueller, according to a report in the New York Times, only days after Trump had denied having anything to do with paying the porn star.
They took Cohen's phone, personal computer and bank records.
Cohen has claimed he paid Daniels with his own funds and without Trump's knowledge.
Bank records have revealed he set up a Delaware LLC called Essential Solutions just weeks before the payment was made to Daniels from the LLC.
The LLC was set up on October 17, 2016, the same day that Daniels' manager Gina Rodriguez was reportedly trying to sell the porn star's story to the media.
Investigators reportedly seized evidence that was related to bank fraud and campaign finance violations.
This indicates that Cohen is being investigated for using a home equity line to borrow the $130,000 he paid porn star Stormy Daniels, according to Politico.
FBI agents seized a trove of documents related to Daniels' case and communications between the attorney and the president, in a dramatic escalation of Robert Mueller's special counsel probe.
Investigators reportedly seized evidence that was related to bank fraud and campaign finance violations from his home and office on Monday. Cohen had been living at the Loews Regency on Park Avenue (pictured), close to Trump Tower
Agents got a warrant based on a 're
ferral' from Mueller, according to a report in the New York Times, only days after Trump had denied having anything to do with paying the porn star.
They took Cohen's phone, personal computer and bank records.
Cohen has claimed he paid Daniels with his own funds and without Trump's knowledge.
Bank records have revealed he set up a Delaware LLC called Essential Solutions just weeks before the payment was made to Daniels from the LLC.
The LLC was set up on October 17, 2016, the same day that Daniels' manager Gina Rodriguez was reportedly trying to sell the porn star's story to the media.
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