A new front has opened in the investigation to get justice for former president Trump's crimes.
(Photo of Cyrus Vance walking out of federal building.)
The Manhattan Grand Jury subpoenaed Forbes editor Randall Lane to testify about an article the publication ran in 2015. In the piece Trump threw out fantastic valuations of his properties and brand.
Prosecutors are interested in what Trump told Forbes about the value of his holdings. His bold lies about his net worth at the time raised reporter's eyebrows.
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Related: Forbes' Editor Tells Grand Jury About Trump's Obsession With His Rich List Placing
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With Cyrus Vance retiring at the end of the month observers are saying he wants to wrap up the case. He's centering in on Trump's intent to defraud investors and banks.
Vance wants to get clarity on who inflated Trump's net worth.
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Trump Fraud Inquiry's Focus: Did He Mislead His Own Accountants?
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It appears Trump is in more trouble than we thought. There's a good chance he'll be charged with fraud on several fronts.
In the weeks ahead the biggest story of 2020 may break as Vance wraps up the loose ends.
America may get an early Christmas present if Trump is indicted.