The document suggested that Gaetz “mitigate his legal, and political, troubles” by arranging the funds for Levinson’s purported release, which Biden supposedly considered “a matter of National Urgency”.
The document stated that Matt Gaetz was “currently under investigation by the FBI for various public corruption and public integrity issues” and claimed investigators knew of “compromising pictures” depicting Gaetz in a “sexual orgy with underage prostitutes” and described the congressman as “a target of a widening investigation into serious underage sex trafficking, political corruption, public integrity, and other criminal allegations.” Levinson’s family announced in March 2020 that they believed he had died while in Iranian government custody. The “Project Homecoming” document, a copy of which was obtained by The Washington Examiner in March, claimed the $25 million would be used to secure the release of Robert Levinson, a former FBI agent who disappeared in 2007 while on an unauthorized CIA mission in Iran. Stephen Alford faces up to 25 years in prison if convicted. “D.G.” likely refers to Gaetz’s father, Don, a former president of the Florida State Senate, while “Family Member A” is believed to refer to Gaetz himself. Though Alford was the only person identified in the indictment, the details correspond to previously reported information about Gaetz’s claims. Investigators say that in March of this year, Alford crafted a document titled “Project Homecoming” for an unidentified co-conspirator to discuss with a person identified only in the indictment as “D.G.” The document suggested that President Biden would “strongly consider” either issuing a pardon to a person identified as “Family Member A” or instructing the Justice Department to “terminate any and all investigations” related to “Family Member A”. He faces up to 25 years in prison if convicted. Stephen Alford, 62, of Fort Walton Beach, Fla., was indicted on one count of wire fraud and one count of attempting to prevent the seizure of an electronic device. Matt Gaetz (R-Fla.) of taking part in a conspiracy to extort $25 million from his family by promising to make a federal sex crimes investigation involving the congressman go away was arrested Tuesday after being hit with federal charges. Gaetz introduces bill barring Schiff from receiving classified infoĪ man accused by Rep. Republicans demand Biden ‘blow up TikTok’ over privacy concerns after shooting down Chinese spy balloon
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