Feds Charge Six Men Accused in Plot to Kidnap Michigan Governor

**TSA** · 07-21-2021

I apologize for tsa’s confusion as he was in korea working 24/7 for many months and the country has no internet. So he was not well informed but definitely not hiding.

I literally linked the State Court case do ent the quote was pulled from.

But hey at least you got to give your failed schtick another try

**TSA** · 07-21-2021

Originally Posted by ElNono

I'm pretty sure this is a federal case? About federal rules, see:

https://www.justice.gov/archives/jm/...pment-elements

Both State and Federal. But the only defendant who has formally accused the FBI of entrapment is a State case.

**Winehole23** · 08-30-2021

FBI playing a double game? Enticing bad guys while targeting Governors it doesn't like?

Possible win/win.

**SnakeBoy** · 01-19-2022

An attorney representing one of the men charged with plotting to kidnap Michigan Gov. Gretchen Whitmer has made the unusual move of requesting immunity for FBI agents and undercover informants involved in the case.

The FBI agents and sources were "intertwined in the alleged criminal activity" and have every reason to invoke their Fifth Amendment rights against self-incrimination, Scott Graham, the attorney for defendant Kaleb Franks, said in a court filing. Graham requested that a federal judge compel the government to grant immunity to its agents and sources, whose testimony he said is "crucial" for the entrapment defense he plans to pursue during the March 8 trial.

The move comes after prosecutors confirmed in mid-December that they would not call on three FBI agents closely linked to the investigation due to allegations of personal and professional misconduct. Defense attorneys have also motioned to allow jurors to be shown more than 250 text messages and recordings of statements FBI agents, informants, and their defendants made during the investigation, which they say proves that the government "conceived and controlled every aspect" of the plot to kidnap Whitmer.

**ChumpDumper** · 01-19-2022

I request immunity for the people I'm accusing of being in on a conspiracy against my client.

**koriwhat** · 01-19-2022

Originally Posted by SnakeBoy

An attorney representing one of the men charged with plotting to kidnap Michigan Gov. Gretchen Whitmer has made the unusual move of requesting immunity for FBI agents and undercover informants involved in the case.

The FBI agents and sources were "intertwined in the alleged criminal activity" and have every reason to invoke their Fifth Amendment rights against self-incrimination, Scott Graham, the attorney for defendant Kaleb Franks, said in a court filing. Graham requested that a federal judge compel the government to grant immunity to its agents and sources, whose testimony he said is "crucial" for the entrapment defense he plans to pursue during the March 8 trial.

The move comes after prosecutors confirmed in mid-December that they would not call on three FBI agents closely linked to the investigation due to allegations of personal and professional misconduct. Defense attorneys have also motioned to allow jurors to be shown more than 250 text messages and recordings of statements FBI agents, informants, and their defendants made during the investigation, which they say proves that the government "conceived and controlled every aspect" of the plot to kidnap Whitmer.

What do False Flags and the FBI have in common? EVERYTHING!

**ElNono** · 01-19-2022

Originally Posted by SnakeBoy

An attorney representing one of the men charged with plotting to kidnap Michigan Gov. Gretchen Whitmer has made the unusual move of requesting immunity for FBI agents and undercover informants involved in the case.

The FBI agents and sources were "intertwined in the alleged criminal activity" and have every reason to invoke their Fifth Amendment rights against self-incrimination, Scott Graham, the attorney for defendant Kaleb Franks, said in a court filing. Graham requested that a federal judge compel the government to grant immunity to its agents and sources, whose testimony he said is "crucial" for the entrapment defense he plans to pursue during the March 8 trial.

The move comes after prosecutors confirmed in mid-December that they would not call on three FBI agents closely linked to the investigation due to allegations of personal and professional misconduct. Defense attorneys have also motioned to allow jurors to be shown more than 250 text messages and recordings of statements FBI agents, informants, and their defendants made during the investigation, which they say proves that the government "conceived and controlled every aspect" of the plot to kidnap Whitmer.

FBI good now...