The prosecutor is currently examining documents related to a payment made in March, including an invoice, a check stub, and a check. The check stub indicates that the payment was for a retainer agreement. However, during questioning, it was revealed that the payment was not actually a retainer for that month.
When asked if the description on the check stub was false, the individual being questioned confirmed that it was indeed inaccurate.
Last year, former President Trump was charged by the Manhattan District Attorney's office with 34 counts of falsifying business records. These charges are connected to reimbursements made to the individual in question, Michael Cohen, for hush money payments made prior to the 2016 election. These payments were allegedly related to an affair between Trump and an adult film star, which Trump has denied.
