Judge Trenga will dismiss Kian case on June 28th to cover up DOJ's allegations of fraud, bribes, and kickbacks between Flynn, his lawyers, clients, 14 business ventures, and Turkey

 

Judge Anthony Trenga will commit “a virtual act of treason” by dismissing a criminal case on June 28th.

 

According to the U.S. Department of Justice (DOJ).

 

The DOJ Prosecutors have filed a motion May 30th against the law firm of Covington & Burling for evidence contained in their client files regarding Michael Flynn.

 

Flynn was formerly in President Donald J. Trump’s cabinet as National Security Adviser.

 

He has pled guilty to lying to the FBI.

 

Flynn’s sentencing is July 15th.

 

The DOJ said the law firm of Covington & Burling was aware that Flynn Intel Group engaged in:

 

fraud

 

bribery

 

kickbacks

 

. . . to enrich its partners, Michael Flynn, Bijan Kian Rafiekian, and Ekim Alptekin.

 

Prosecutors said “that the defendant was engaged in a crime or fraud at the time that he consulted FIG’s attorneys and that the defendant’s statements bear a close connection to the defendant’s scheme to commit the crime”.

 

FIG stands for Flynn Intel Group.

 

In fact, Covington & Burling represents both Flynn and Kian Rafiekian in the same case before Judge Trenga.

 

And the attorneys will only allow access to their client file to Flynn even though Bijan was CEO.

 

Flynn is a non-defendant in the criminal case of Kian.

 

Bijan is accused of being a spy because his law firm, Covington, was negligent.

 

They filed his paperwork six months late with the Justice Department.

 

And advised him that filing a FARA was unnecessary.

 

FARA is the Foreign Agents Registration Act.

 

The Justice Department’s (DOJ) nine-page motion for evidence to compel disclosure from defense lawyers Covington & Burling was filed May 30th.

 

Prosecutors are asking for Covington’s file on Flynn.

 

It includes Flynn Intel Group and Bijan Kian.

 

Covington admitted never separating the three files.

 

What is keeping the Justice Department (DOJ) from getting a warrant to search the law offices of Covington for evidence relating to Flynn?

 

The DOJ better hurry before Judge Trenga dismisses the case on June 28th.

 

Will they act in time?

 

If no effort is made to get a warrant, is it a sign the Prosecutors are deliberately trying to throw the case?

 

Or just incompetent?

 

In the above motion, Prosecutors argue that the defendants’ have admitted crimes to their attorneys.

 

Therefore, the defendants are no longer protected under attorney-client privilege.

 

And their attorneys must turn over their entire file on Mike Flynn dating back eight years.

 

In another motion, Prosecutors are barred from mentioning that Turkey bribed Flynn Intel Group by laundering money through the Netherlands by using Kristen Neller Verderame of Inovo Group.

 

A stunner because Flynn’s attorneys, Covington & Burling, admitted Flynn Intel Group received $530,000 from Inovo in this public filing:

 

here are 117-pages of emails filed in nine sets of evidence exhibits by the Prosecutors on May 30th.

 

They are between Mike Flynn, Bijan Kian, Ekim Alptekin, and Flynn Intel Group.

 

 

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