The Mar-a-Lago employee who changed his testimony to implicate Donald Trump in the classified documents case is information technology director Yuscil Taveras, ABC News reports.
“It’s not clear what was the substance of the negotiations between Taveras’ attorney and the special counsel that resulted in the parameters outlined in their specific agreement, which did not require Taveras to plead guilty to any charge.”
“Taveras entered into the agreement after receiving a target letter from Smith in June warning him he was likely to be charged with perjury for allegedly making false statements to investigators in grand jury testimony last March.”
