Indictments Friday? Edit / Correction he's retracted this story 8/8/17 a.m

[elehhhhna]

Fwiw Claude Taylor says one will be in trumps inner circle

https://mobile.twitter.com/TrueFactsStated/status/894628528876118017

[PearliePoo2]

1. Man, I wish! Let's get the ball rolling before it's too freakin' late!

Treasonous bastards need to be in prison and destitute!

[Satch59]

2. I saw that...would be awesome...

Taylor's info on the NYAG stuff has pretty spot on I believe? He announced the grand juries in VA months ago and he's been talking up the Trump Modeling and sex trafficking which would be way too creepy and if true, might finally break into his base??

Could be an interesting week??

[pnwmom]

9. But it sealed indictments are granted, then there won't be any announcement. n/t

[shraby]

3. I see it's a NY AG source.

[pangaia]

15. Schneiderman is MY GUY !!!!

[lindysalsagal]

4. Here's hoping! The grand juries mean they'Re ready, so...

[Blue Owl]

5. Friday afternoon Trump Dump

May it be the first of many!

[RestoreAmerica2020]

13. That's why eltrumpf needed to get the hell out of dodge .... Y mas pronto!

[alcibiades_mystery]

6. Twenty four business...ahhh forget it

[madinmaryland]

11. Please don't go there...

Yeah. Muellermas??

[TBA]

7. Mueller was appointed May 17

I say Friday would be quick.

[Satch59]

10. This is NY AG Schneiderman...not Mueller

He's been working on this for a long time...

Would love it to be unsealed...would be a big warning shot.

[TBA]

12. Ohhhh! Thanks.

[pnwmom]

8. Even if they happen, they might be SEALED. Which means they wouldn't be announced.

Sometimes in criminal cases involving multiple subjects they have reasons for sealing indictments while the Grand Jury continues its work.

[sandensea]

14. But they can be leaked.

[elehhhhna]

21. Indictments are generally sealed until the indicted party is

picked up, turns itself in, and is charged. Takes a few days. Then unsealed.

[pnwmom]

22. That's if it's a simple case without other defendants. If it is complicated and they have multiple

defendants, they can wait as long as they need to. For example, they might indict someone and then seal the indictment while they work to convince him to give evidence against someone else. If they were satisfied with the cooperation they received, they might consider dropping the indictment.

https://www.avvo.com/legal-answers/difference-between-a-sealed-and-open-indictment--563767.html

Once it gets the indictment, the government can maintain an indictment sealed for various reasons. For instance, it may have an ongoing investigation and does not want to make it publicly known for some reason (they are using a person/defendant who is working as an informant with the government, for instance).

[elehhhhna]

24. The stories been retracted FYI

[Cary]

16. That will be a kick in the pants.

[HopeAgain]

17. Claude the fraud?

Don't tell me about the one or two times he guessed right...

[BainsBane]

18. Again?

What happened to the ones he predicted within a week several months ago?

[geek tragedy]

19. that's 24 business hours from now nt

[shenmue]

20. Oh please oh please oh please

[WhiteTara]

23. Gawd, I hate Fitzmas! nt