Walt Nauta is a key witness in the sensational criminal indictment as per Radar Online. It has ben noted that he earned $135,000 a year to work as a top aide for the former president Donald Trump.
And the body man’s legal fees incurred in the feds’ case are being paid for — indirectly — by Trump!
According to records, Trump’s Save America PAC has paid fees to Stanley Woodward of Brand Woodward Law, a Washington, D.C.-based law firm, which represents Nauta and a number of witnesses in the special counsel investigations.
Campaign finance records also show Nauta was on the payroll of Save America PAC, making about $135,000 a year.
Nauta is seen on seized surveillance video from Mar-a-lago moving boxes of classified documents he later told prosecutors that Trump ordered him to do.
According to sources, when first questioned by FBI agents in spring 2022, Nauta initially denied any knowledge that sensitive documents were being stored at Trump’s private members’ club in West Palm Beach, Fla.
But when interrogated for a second time, Nauta reportedly confessed he’d moved boxes — under the implicit direction of Trump.
The order from Trump supposedly came down after prosecutors had sent a subpoena seeking the return of all documents marked classified.
“The video is crucial to the prosecution case because it seemingly corroborates Nauta’s account of moving boxes after the subpoena was issued,” a source said.
“Nauta testimony to the feds together with the surveillance video is the most specific evidence that nailed Trump. In the end, it was CCTV (that) did Trump in.”
The charges against Trump, filed in Federal District Court in Miami, include wilfully retaining the national defense documents, conspiring to obstruct justice, withholding the documents, corruptly concealing the records, concealing a document in a federal investigation, scheming to conceal, and making false statements.
If convicted, the frontrunner for the 2024 Republication party could face up to 75 years in jail.
Sources connected to the case described Nauta to RadarOnline.com as a “star witness” and “central” to the prosecution.
