![]() ![]() The bizarre chain of events began unraveling on Tuesday night with a report in The New York Times that federal prosecutors were investigating whether Gaetz (R-FL) had a relationship with a 17-year-old girl and paid for her to travel-which could amount to sex trafficking. Also named in the scheme: Stephen Alford, a convicted fraudster who McGee has represented-both in court and in business matters. ![]() The document dubbed “Project Homecoming” stipulated that Gaetz would deposit money for Levinson’s ransom in an account connected to the firm of Florida lawyer David McGee, who has represented the Levinson family for years. The site also obtained an email sent to Don Gaetz’s lawyer by federal prosecutors that suggests they were looking into whether a crime was under way. The Washington Examinerobtained a document that was allegedly presented to Don Gaetz by the ex-military official, Bob Kent, that laid out the purported scheme. ![]() Matt Gaetz took a stunning turn Wednesday with the news that a former Air Force intelligence official and a Florida lawyer tried to get the congressman’s dad to cough up $25 million that would be used to free American Bob Levinson from Iranian custody-and somehow release Gaetz from a federal sex-crimes investigation.Īnd if that wasn’t enough, here’s one more strange fact: Levinson was declared dead last year. ![]()
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