The prosecution in the ongoing case involving the Trump Organization has been utilizing Rebecca Manochio, a bookkeeper, to present evidence in the form of documents. These documents primarily focus on a series of correspondences related to Donald Trump's personal checks from the year 2017.
Among the documents introduced, there are invoices that indicate packages being shipped from Manochio to Keith Schiller, who previously served as the head of security at the Trump Organization.
During the proceedings, the prosecution questioned Manochio about whether she had sent anything other than checks for Schiller to sign, to which she responded in the negative.
Furthermore, an email dated September 7, 2017, from John McEntee, a White House aide under Trump's administration, was presented. The email revealed McEntee's request to contact Manochio as Schiller was departing from the company, indicating that he would require Trump's personal checks to be mailed to him.
The documents shed light on the handling of Trump's personal checks during the period when hush money payments were being made. They indicate that the checks were managed in Washington, DC, initially by Schiller and later by McEntee after Schiller's departure.
It is noteworthy that the documents do not suggest that only the checks associated with Trump's former attorney, Michael Cohen, followed this particular route for processing.
