Bob
Menendez Got
11 Years
Guilty Nadine
Wants
Sentencing
Delayed Past
June 12
by
Matthew Russell Lee
SDNY COURTHOUSE,
April 28 – Amid reports of
investigation against Sen.
Robert Menendez for taking
gold bars, Inner City Press'
sources on September 21 it to
expect on Friday, September 22
an appearance in Federal court
in Manhattan by Menendez and
his wife Nadine Arslanian, now
facing trial alone. This
scoop
was true.
Later a
superseder was unveiled,
including charges of bribes to
act for Qatar.
On January 10
Menendez filed a motion to
dismiss, on Patreon here
On February 1,
Judge Stein granted some
unsealing - including of some
of the material in the vault
which Inner City Press
requested. Order here.
Jump cut:
Menendez et al were convicted;
Inner City Press published a
book, here.
Inner City Press
live tweeted on January 29 as
Daibes got eight years, Hana
97 months - and Bob Menendez
11 years, after which he told
the press that "Trump was
right" about political witch
hunt
Early on April 10
Nadine Menendez' lawyer wrote
in that the US Attorney's
Office is opposing the
introduction of evidence it
allowed in Bob Menendez's
trial, and other issues -
letter on Patreon here
On April 21
Nadine Menendez was found
guilty; sentencing was set for
June 12 with her lawyer
implying he will be asking for
delay
On April 28 he
did, writing "I am, candidly,
exhausted after trial.
However, I nonetheless have a
series of time-sensitive tasks
I must complete this week (the
week of April 27, 2025), in
addition to the
sentencing-related tasks
outlined in the letter I am
submitting to the Court in
this case, ex parte and under
seal." Full letter on Patreon
here
Extra on
X for Subscribers here
and Substack here
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