Liberals are devastated today after the DOJ officially cleared Matt Gaetz in the bizarre “sex trafficking” case, which seemed strange from the start.
Matt has always maintained his innocence, and the DOJ appears to have agreed after years of investigation.
However, since he’s a “Trump guy,” I’m sure they didn’t leave any stone unturned.
Matt has been investigated for several years to see if he violated sex trafficking laws and obstructed justice in that investigation.
Gaetz has previously denied any wrongdoing and stated that he has never paid for sex or had sex with a minor.
I am sure it was with deep sadness that CNN had to report that the department had decided not to charge Gaetz.
Radar Online reported:
Republican Rep. Matt Gaetz of Florida has been cleared after a years-long sex trafficking investigation, RadarOnline.com has learned.
The Justice Department formally decided not to charge Gaetz in a turn of events following his repeated denial of any wrongdoing.
Gaetz insisted that he has never paid for sex nor had intercourse with an underage girl.
Senior officials reached out to lawyers for multiple witnesses on February 15, well-placed sources told CNN in an update.
“We have just spoken with the DOJ and have been informed that they have concluded their investigation into Congressman Gaetz and allegations related to sex trafficking and obstruction of justice and they have determined not to bring any charges against him,” his lawyers, Marc Mukasey, and Isabelle Kirshner shared in a statement.
Prosecutors working on the case recommended against charging Gaetz in September, as RadarOnline.com previously reported, citing potential credibility issues for two of the main witnesses involved in the probe.
Gaetz was previously being looked into for three possible crimes: sex trafficking a 17-year-old; violating the Mann Act, which prohibits taking women across state lines for prostitution; and obstructing justice.
This has to be a huge blow to the left because they’ve been telling Matt Gaetz for years that he was going to prison.
