Feds Access Emails Of Multiple Prominent Cultists

CNN reports:  

Federal investigators have obtained access to several email accounts, a draft autobiography and other writings in which Republican Rep. Scott Perry, Donald Trump elections attorney John Eastman, and former Justice Department officials Jeffrey Clark and Ken Klukowski discussed the 2020 election, according to a newly released order in the DC District Court.

The order unsealed Thursday indicates how broad a net federal prosecutors have cast for information from top Trump backers as part of the sprawling criminal investigation into January 6, 2021, and efforts to impede the transfer of presidential power.

Chief Judge Beryl Howell of the DC District Court allowed federal investigators to access email messages sent to and from Perry, who pushed false election fraud claims after the 2020 election and worked with Eastman, Clark and Klukowski as they tried to overturn Trump’s election loss.

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Among the documents were 331 drafts of former DOJ official Jeffrey Clark’s autobiography outline, which he had saved in his Google account, according to a court filing.https://t.co/skHpG9uK6e

— Zachary Cohen (@ZcohenCNN) December 16, 2022