Trump tax leaker invokes Fifth Amendment and refuses to testify to House panel

First on the fox: A man working in prison has confirmed to leak it from President Donald Trump and thousands of other secret tax records recently the right to the fifth amendment to the Judicial Committee of the House of Representatives and refused to testify before the committee.

A general defender wrote to the committee led by the Republicans on behalf of Charles Little John, a former tax authority who is serving a five -year prison sentence in Illinois, that because Little John was his punishment, he had no martyrdom in front of congress.

“The testimony he seeks from Mr. Little John was directly involved in the franchise of the fifth amendment against self -criminalization,” the general defender wrote on Saturday. “Mr. Little John properly exercises this constitutional right to refuse to testify.”

A former IRS contractor who leaked Trump’s tax declarations sentenced to five years in prison

The Republican Parliamentary Committee is investigating a call reached with the Ministry of Justice in the Biden Administration (Doj) in 2023. Little Juno admitted to public prosecutors as part of the compromise of guilt that was implemented by a detailed plan to reach Trump information and detect it and the tax comments of thousands of thousands of the United States for citizens in the United States.

Among the targets were Elon Musk, Jeff Bezos and Warren Buffett.

On the other hand, Littlejohn was accused and admitted that he was guilty of one charge of unauthorized disclosure of tax declarations and obtained the maximum sentence for 60 months in exchange for the charge.

At that time, the American boycott judge, Anna Reyes, who is appointed by former President Joe Biden, wondered the wisdom of the Ministry of Justice’s decision to accuse Little John on one charge when thousands of his actions were affected, saying that she was “confused” and “turbulent” with the deal of guilt.

“The fact that he is facing a felony, I have no words,” Reyes said during the speech session that issued the ruling.

The Tax Authority sought the consultant role in the Tax Authority to express the explicit purpose of leaking Trump tax declarations, says the Ministry of Justice.

Charles Littlgon, a former tax authority contractor, was seen on Monday after the judge sentenced him to five years in prison for leaking the tax declarations of former President Donald Trump and other wealthy. (Fox News)

Many Republicans have also accumulated to Biden DOJ for the neglect of the approval agreement. “It should be called the deal of guilt,” said Senator Rick Scott (R-FL).

The Chairman of the Parliamentary and means of the House of Representatives and means Jason Smith (R-MO) criticized the prosecutors for their failure to “deter the future tax authority employees from leaking sensitive taxpayers information.”

The Chairman of the Judicial Committee of the House of Representatives Jim Jordan (R-OH) wrote a letter on Tuesday to the Ministry of Justice of the Trump Administration, which was obtained by Fox News Digital, and asked all other communications and records surrounding the trial of Little John and the accusation of the former Ministry of Justice in pre-management in providing any “fundamental” information.

Jordan said that he learned from the Tax Authority that Little John’s breach was much more expanded than he was created in court.

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After President Trump took office, the Tax Authority revealed to the committee that more than 405,000 taxpayers were victims of Mr. Little John’s leak [percent] From taxpayers [we]Jordan wrote, “Although it is now clear that Mr. Little John’s behavior violates the privacy of hundreds of thousands of American taxpayers, it is still unclear why the Ministry of Justice has chosen Biden Harris to allow guilt to only one felony.”

A spokesman for the Ministry of Justice refused to comment on Jordan’s request.