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NOW Jerome Corsi stepson Andrew Stettner has arrived at the U.S. district courthouse in D.C. to testify to a grand jury working with the Mueller Russia investigation. "He doesn't have much to say," said his attorney Larry Klayman, anticipating his appearance would not take long
Corsi stepson Andrew Stettner has completed his testimony before the Mueller grand jury and is expected to leave the courthouse shortly.
NOW Jerome Corsi stepson Andrew Stettner testified for about an hour before a grand jury working with special counsel Mueller's Russia probe, after which one of Stettner''s attorneys, Larry Klayman, called the appearance "unnecessary" and predicted Corsi would not be indicted. 1/
"The testimony confirmed that no documents were deleted or lost or anything to that effect, and Dr. Corsi is telling the truth. He has been very open and honest with the grand jury," Klayman said. "We don't think the grand jury is likely to indict Dr. Corsi. ...
"We think that would be very unwise," Klayman said, because Corsi has accused Mueller's office of misconduct in a civil lawsuit, also represented by Klayman, and would challenge the legality of the sprcial counsel's appointment.
Prosecutors raised no topics other than the handling of Corsi's computer, and did not address any conduct by Roger Stone, Klayman said.
