
Two members of Donald Trump's staff moved boxes just before a prosecutor and FBI agents visited his home at Mar-a-Lago to retrieve classified documents under subpoena in June of last year, which federal investigators now view as evidence of potential criminal obstruction, sources familiar with the matter told The Washington Post.
The boxes were moved into the storage area on June 2, 2022, one day before Jay Bratt, a senior lawyer for the Department of Justice, arrived at the club with two FBI agents to collect the materials, the sources said.