Thread by @Larry_Beech

Man - it's a he'll of deal when in less than three years as an FBI agent you can buy a condo in late June of 2005 for $309K and sell it by the following March (2006) for $449K.

washingtonpost.com/archive/local/…

It's even more intriguing when you realize the agent in question has consistently shared the same address (about a dozen different ones) with a former convicted bank fraud felon who also worked as a CHS.

courtlistener.com/opinion/301210…

That continued even after denied appeal to open multiple business's in the mortgage/finance arena (of which he was convicted) all of them short lived.

Fast forward to fall of 2017. Said agent, in the midst of a major #Russia investigation, and said partner/former felon he shares tons of addresses with, up and moves to Florida both at same address and both register to vote on the very same day👇

Less than 6 months later they move back to Pennsylvania, the hometown of the felon where his crime occurred in the 90s, where the agent buys an expensive house. (I have receipts).

In case your asking at this point, "wtf does this have to do with anything?"

Note who I'm talking about👇

justice.gov/opa/press-rele…

And ask yourself, what actually was the intersection between Crossfire Hurricane and the Butina investigation and why has not even one journalist bothered to really look into that and the background of the agent charging her?