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When the Department of Justice announced that investigators had pieced together shredded records belonging to the president’s former lawyer, Michael Cohen, critics, legal experts, and journalists feverishly speculated about what they might contain.
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BuzzFeed News has obtained the documents, as reconstructed by the FBI.
The records are a combination of documents that prosecutors already had, notes about a taxi business, insurance papers, and correspondence from a woman described in court filings as a “vexatious litigant.”
The records are a combination of documents that prosecutors already had, notes about a taxi business, insurance papers, and correspondence from a woman described in court filings as a “vexatious litigant.”
One document appears to be part of an envelope.
There are fragments of handwritten notes. There is an invitation to a reception in Miami to meet with business representatives from Qatar. Several of the records seem to be insurance forms for an apartment.
There are fragments of handwritten notes. There is an invitation to a reception in Miami to meet with business representatives from Qatar. Several of the records seem to be insurance forms for an apartment.
One page shows an already-reported matter: a $62,500 transfer that would fit with payments reportedly from GOP fundraiser Elliott Broidy. He reportedly paid Cohen to negotiate a nondisclosure agreement with a former Playboy model with whom Broidy was romantically involved.
The reassembled records are at this link. BuzzFeed News has redacted personal information, such as account numbers, from the records.
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