NEW: Federal prosecutors acknowledge that dates written on former FBI officials Pete Strozk and Andy McCabe's notes were not written by them.
Instead, they say the dates were estimated dates created by a review team and attached by post-it notes and inadvertently scanned in.
Instead, they say the dates were estimated dates created by a review team and attached by post-it notes and inadvertently scanned in.
As you may recall, in the past few weeks Strozk and MCabe have raised concerns that dates appeared on their handwritten notes filed in the Flynn case that they say they never wrote.
Today, prosecutors acknowledged they were right, they didn't write in those dates.
Today, prosecutors acknowledged they were right, they didn't write in those dates.
The prosecutors say it was FBI agents assigned to the Eastern District of Missouri who attached the dates via post-it note as "estimated dates" and then the documents were scanned at FBI headquarters without taking the post-it notes off first.
Today's disclosure was specific only to a series of notes that were filed in the past few weeks. Not to all the notes filed in the case.
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