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White House distances itself from Paul Manafort, who reportedly laundered money to himself from a pro-Putin party’s “black ledger”


Paul Manafort (Credit: Reuters/Carlo Allegri)
A month after it was reported that a Ukrainian parliament member had attempted to blackmail Paul Manafort — the former campaign manager for President Donald Trump — with documents over Manafort’s alleged connections to pro-Putin forces in Ukraine, that same parliament member has released documents allegedly showing Manafort laundering money from a pro-Putin party’s so-called “black ledger.”
“Serhiy Leshchenko, a lawmaker and journalist, released a copy of an invoice on letterhead from Manafort’s Alexandria, Va.-based consulting company from Oct. 14, 2009, to a Belize-based company for $750,000 for the sale of 501 computers,” reports The …read more

Source: Salon

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