Key Testimonies Highlight Complexities in Sen. Bob Menendez's Corruption Trial

Statements from high-profile witnesses provide nuanced perspectives on Menendez's alleged involvement in bribery and influence-peddling schemes.

Federal prosecutor Philip Sellinger testified that Menendez did not pressure him to act improperly in a co-defendant's case.
Prosecutors presented evidence of substantial cash and gold bars found in Menendez's home, linking them to bribery allegations.
Witnesses described Menendez's attempts to influence U.S. agricultural trade policies to benefit a New Jersey company.
A former adviser recounted Menendez's efforts to manage public perception and navigate political appointments.
The trial features diverse testimonies, including undercover surveillance and detailed accounts of alleged quid pro quo arrangements.