BALTMORE — As lawyers for Baltimore State’s Attorney Marilyn Mosby doubled down on their allegations of vindictiveness from federal prosecutors, the feds revealed a new detail about their case: The government may have recordings of phone calls between Mosby and the company that manages the city’s retirement plan.
The revelation came to light during a flurry of filings in Mosby’s federal case Friday, first in the form of a letter from Assistant U.S. Attorney Leo Wise and then in a lengthy legal pleading the defense filed in another attempt to discredit Wise ahead of Mosby’s first court appearance.
“The United States has provided all recorded calls in its possession between the defendant and Nationwide,” reads the letter, referring to the company that manages Baltimore’s deferred compensation plans, according to court records.
