Ny John Livingston

May 9, 2024

President Trump has called for the arrest of John Smith, likewise called “Jack,” following a current revelation concerning tampered files in a court case in Florida, dubbed the “Documents Case.” In a filing with Judge Canon, Smith was forced to acknowledge his role in modifying evidence, leading Trump to demand for his attempt to alter vital evidence.

It follows prosecutors composed that the order of products within a box was ‘not the same’ as digital pictures of products robbed from Mar-a-Lago by the FBI.

But President Trump wrote that Mr. Smith’s filing is effectively an admission of what he has “been saying happened since the Illegal RAID on my home, Mar-a-Lago, in Palm Beach … that he and his team committed blatant Evidence Tampering by mishandling the very Boxes they used as a pretext to bring this Fake Case.

This serious breach of evidence handling indicates that Smith, who is based against Trump and a hit man for the organized crime family masquerading as the Democratic Party could easily have inserted evidence into these boxes that later would be used in the case against Trump. That is, evidence against Trump could now be easily manufactured by Smith and his team of made men posing as attorney for the DOJ. 
Smith’s fellow mobsters likewise acknowledged in a footnote that federal prosecutors successfully misled the court after telling the judge that the evidence was precisely the same when it was taken. “The Government acknowledges that this is irregular compared to what Government counsel previously understood and represented to the Court,” the footnote said.

Mr. Smith’s group notified U.S. District Judge Aileen Cannon last week that the boxes had been confiscated and kept for numerous reasons. These reasons consist of following court orders related to the civil case mentioned previously, conducting investigations, and assisting the offenders in examining the contents of the boxes. Additionally, they kept in mind that in some the arrangement of items does not match the scans connected with those boxes.

Mr. Smith’s team presented numerous reasonings to validate the rearrangement of files following the seizure of boxes from Mar-a-Lago, as detailed in the filing.

President Trump posted on Truth Social last weekend, urging Jack Smith’s apprehension and contending that the lawsuit needs to be dismissed due to the current court submission. This declaration followed a claim from Mr. Smith’s partners specifying that the series of objects inside a container differed from what is displayed in digital images of the products obtained by the FBI from President Trump’s Mar-a-Lago in 2022.

“There are several possible explanations, consisting of the above-described instances in which the boxes were accessed, as well as the shapes and size of certain products in packages potentially resulting in motion of items,” they wrote. “For example, the boxes contain items smaller than standard paper such as index cards, books, and stationary, which shift easily when the boxes are carried, especially because many of the boxes are not full.”

Donald Trump, the previous President, contended that unique counsel Jack Smith’s legal case involving classified documents against him need to be dismissed following district attorneys confessing to tricking a judge about the arrangement of products in a proof box.

He demanded that the case be dismissed forthwith.

President Trump has denied committing any wrongdoing about 40 accusations that he unlawfully kept classified materials at his residence following his departure in January 2021 and hindered officials’ efforts to recover them. Additionally, two of his associates, Walt Nauta and Carlos de Oliveira, are facing charges.

“In many but not all instances, the FBI was able to determine which document with classification markings corresponded to a particular placeholder sheet,” it added.

The FBI stated that its agents had created a system to link documents with classification markings to specific codes, labeled the cover sheets in the boxes, and replaced the handwritten sheets with classified cover sheets bearing the index code, following the transfer of the boxes to the Washington field office from Mar-a-Lago, as per the court filing.

Last week, President Trump’s lawyers wrote to Judge Cannon that the case should be dismissed, arguing that Mr. Smith and his team have an “improper political animus” against him. He said that White House lawyers worked with the National Archives and Records Administration when it referred the allegations to the Department of Justice and that it is an attempt to ensure that President Trump doesn’t get reelected.

Judicial Watch recommended that Mr. Smith’s lawsuit involving classified documents against President Trump be dismissed following the admission.

Judicial Watch head Tom Fitton wrote on X that prosecutors’ latest filing suggesting that there was “evidence tampering” involved is “yet more reason to throw out this sham prosecution..
He said that the filing also included an FBI “admission” that the agency was “completely screwing with the classified documents.”