Overview
- The subpoena sought Jordan’s toll records from January 1, 2020, through April 2022, with three additional phone numbers listed but redacted.
- Investigators requested call-detail metadata rather than content, including times, numbers contacted, and details on texts and other signaling data.
- The order was issued by DOJ prosecutor Timothy Duree in April 2022, months before Jack Smith became special counsel.
- A court-approved nondisclosure directed Verizon not to notify Jordan for one year, citing risks to the investigation if disclosure occurred.
- Verizon says it produced documents to the DOJ, informed Jordan upon learning new details, and is coordinating with congressional committees reviewing the subpoenas.