Mar-a-Lago's Pool Flood Raises Suspicions Among Prosecutors in Trump Case

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Prosecutors investigating Donald Trump's hoarding of classified documents are questioning a flood at Mar-a-Lago caused by a maintenance worker draining the resort pool, which coincidentally happened to inundate the room housing servers that store the property's surveillance footage. The equipment housing the footage was not damaged by the pool water, but investigators, who are exploring potential obstruction charges in the probe against the former president, were suspicious of the episode in the context of previous discoveries. More than two dozen employees of the property have been subpoenaed for testimony regarding the case.
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