Former FBI Informant Pleads Guilty to Lying in Phony Biden Bribery Scheme
Alexander Smirnov admits to fabricating bribery claims against President Biden and son Hunter, leading to an impeachment inquiry.
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Alexander Smirnov, a former FBI informant, pleaded guilty to lying about a fabricated bribery scheme involving President Joe Biden and his son, Hunter, which prompted a congressional impeachment inquiry. Smirnov, who also faces charges for tax evasion involving millions in unreported income, admitted that his claims, made while biased against Biden, were unfounded. His allegations were investigated but were found to lack evidence. Smirnov is set to be sentenced next month, facing 4-6 years based on a plea agreement with prosecutors.
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