On Jan. 24, 2019, Stone was indicted by a federal grand jury on charges stemming from former Special Counsel Robert Mueller’s Russia investigation.[3] The indictment featured one count of obstruction of an official proceeding, five counts of false statements, and one count of witness tampering. On Nov. 15, 2019, Stone was found guilty on all 7 counts.[4][5]
In November 2019 Stone was convicted after Obama-appointed judge Amy Berman Jackson refused to allow evidence that the United States Department of Justice and intelligence community had never established if any Russian entity was responsible for the leak of materials from the DNC to Wikileaks.[6] A DNC contractor, CrowdStrike, with Ukrainian connections claimed Russian hackers were responsible. The FBI under the corrupt leadership of James Comey and Andrew McCabe, accepted the Democrat contractors word at face value
Tucker Carlson also had an excellent segment on the Roger Stone conviction today. The partisan judge, appointed by Obama. The four partisan DOJ prosecutorss, 3 of whom came right from the partisan Mueller special investigation. The partisan jury, where the jury foreperson Tomeka Hart is an ultra-partisan rabid Democrat and anti-Trump zealot, with posts to this effect before, during and after the trial. That she even appeared outside the court house today (Thursday) to see and possibly comment on the sentencing, but fled when people reccognized her, thus avoiding making a self-incriminating remark to the press. Tomeka Hart is a trained lawyer, who certainly knew what she was doing was corrupting a case, in her clear Facebook and Twitter-posted hatred for both Trump and Roger Stone, the defendant.
Tomeka Hart should be prosecuted for jury tampering and obstructing justice, and should be disbarred for her malicious and unprofessional legal conduct. By her own social media posts, she was prepared to convict Roger Stone and influenced others to as jury foreperson, no matter what the evidence.
And the judge just going on with sentencing despite overwhelming grounds for a mistrial, speaks of her own bias. As do her other actions against both Paul Manafort and Roger Stone in their two respective trials.
Even now, after sentencing, Roger Stone is under a gag order. Against all the attacks on his character, he is not allowed to even respond to those attacks and reply on his own conviction and the biases of the case. If he does, the judge will send him immediately to jail instead of letting him go home until the day his sentence begins. Is that fair?
