Email references 1993 Trump anecdote about a fatal plane crash and hints at hiring/financial oversight issues
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The passage offers a vague, unverified anecdote involving Donald Trump and a 1993 plane crash, with no concrete names, dates, transactions, or actionable details. It provides minimal investigative val Sender mentions a 1993 incident where a friend’s plane crashed, allegedly after Trump warned against Reference to “250k preparers” and “cash flow, financial statements” suggests possible financial ov
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