Declassified FBI notes expose discrepancies between Flynn interview, official FBI records: justthenews.com/accountability
Just the News reports that declassified notes from agents Peter Strzok and Joe Pientka differ from the FBI’s official FD-302 summary of Michael Flynn’s January 2017 interview. The reported discrepancies concern Flynn’s recollection of discussions with Russian Ambassador Sergey Kislyak about sanctions and the number of calls he made.
The article revisits the preparation of the interview report and its role in Flynn’s false-statements prosecution. Flynn pleaded guilty, later sought to withdraw his plea, and received a presidential pardon in 2020. The newly released material raises questions about how his responses were documented; it does not itself establish deliberate falsification.
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Newly released FBI notes have renewed scrutiny of Michael Flynn’s 2017 interview, with Just the News reporting differences between agents’ handwritten accounts and the official summary.
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