New Evidence of Possible Obstruction of Justice In Trump Documents Probe
- Trump's team moved boxes from Mar-a-Lago before an FBI visit to retrieve classified documents in 2022.
- Prosecutors have evidence Trump kept classified documents openly and showed them to others.
- The timeline of events in the documents case is crucial to determining whether Trump had intent to obstruct justice.
- The Department of Justice's investigation into Trump's handling of classified documents is nearing completion.
- Trump's legal team is taking steps suggesting they expect charges soon in the documents case.
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