Federal prosecutors are working confidentially with a person who used to work for former President Donald Trump at Mar-a-Lago in their investigation of his handling of classified documents, sources with knowledge of the matter told The New York Times.
The move is part of prosecutors' strengthening efforts to determine whether Trump ordered boxes containing classified materials to be moved out of the club's storage room while the government attempted to recover them, the sources said. Through new subpoenas and grand jury testimony, the Justice Department is also striving to clarify how the documents were stored, who was able to access them, how Mar-a-Lago's camera security system works and what Trump told his lawyers and aides about the location and content of the materials, they added.
