BREAKING NEWS: Jurors returned guilty verdicts Tuesday in the tax fraud case against Donald Trump’s company.
NEW YORK — Jurors returned guilty verdicts Tuesday in the tax fraud case against Donald Trump’s company.
First, jurors asked the judge to reread the charge and the elements they are required to find for a guilty verdict. Later, they asked to again hear Tarasoff's testimony. Weisselberg testified that he told Tarasoff to make the deletions because “I didn’t want my grandchildren’s names to be in there."Prosecutors charged the Trump Organization in the form of two subsidiaries, Trump Corporation and Trump Payroll Corporation. Trump Corporation is charged with nine counts. Trump Payroll Corporation is charged with eight.
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