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Michael Cohen Confirms Donald J. Trump Signed Checks

Michael Cohen Former U.S. President Trump's civil fraud trial continues, in New York Michael Cohen Appears at supreme court

In a recent development, Michael Cohen has confirmed that all the checks signed from April onwards were signed by Donald J. Trump. This revelation sheds light on the financial transactions involving the former president.

During questioning, Cohen was asked to identify the signatory of each check issued after April. Without hesitation, he stated that each check was signed by Donald J. Trump. This information is crucial as it directly links Trump to the financial dealings in question.

The confirmation by Cohen adds a new dimension to the ongoing investigation into Trump's financial activities. By explicitly stating Trump's involvement in signing the checks, Cohen has provided valuable insight into the financial decisions made by the former president.

It remains to be seen how this revelation will impact the investigation and what implications it may have for Trump. The clarity provided by Cohen's confirmation of Trump's signature on the checks could potentially lead to further scrutiny of Trump's financial records and transactions.

As the investigation progresses, more details are expected to emerge regarding the nature of these financial transactions and the extent of Trump's involvement. The confirmation of Trump's signature on the checks marks a significant development in the case and underscores the importance of thorough financial scrutiny in matters of public interest.

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