Michael Cohen’s Shameless Stealing Exposed in Trump Trial
Michael Cohen, a key witness in Manhattan District Attorney Alvin Bragg’s prosecution of former President Donald Trump, has admitted to stealing $60,000 from the Trump Organization. This revelation has raised serious questions about the credibility of the prosecution’s case and the motives behind it.
Cohen’s confession came during cross-examination at the trial, where he admitted to creating a fake tech company expense and inflating his own salary to embezzle funds. Despite this admission, Cohen was allowed to testify as the central witness in the case, leading to accusations of prosecutorial misconduct.
Former prosecutor Robert Costello further discredited Cohen’s testimony by revealing that Cohen had previously confessed to lying about Trump’s involvement in hush money payments to Stormy Daniels. This revelation raised concerns that Cohen may be fabricating testimony to benefit the prosecution.
The defense has moved to dismiss the charges against Trump, arguing that there is no evidence to support the allegations and that Cohen is an unreliable witness. However, Judge Juan Merchan has deferred his decision, raising concerns about his impartiality and the potential for political motives behind the prosecution.
The trial has been marred by accusations of prosecutorial overreach and political bias. The defense has argued that the prosecution is attempting to use the case to damage Trump’s reputation and influence the upcoming 2024 presidential election.
The outcome of the trial is uncertain, but the revelations about Cohen’s past actions have cast a shadow over the prosecution’s case. The judge’s decision on the defense’s motion to dismiss will be closely watched as a test of the fairness and integrity of the judicial process.
