Trump's Mar-a-Lago documents moved ahead of DOJ visit, sparking obstruction concerns.

Two of Donald Trump’s employees moved boxes of papers the day before FBI agents and a prosecutor visited the former president’s Florida home to retrieve classified documents in response to a subpoena — timing that investigators have come to view as suspicious and an indication of possible obstruction. Prosecutors have gathered evidence indicating that Trump at times kept classified documents in his office in a place where they were visible and sometimes showed them to others. The new details of the classified-documents investigation suggest a greater breadth and specificity to the instances of possible obstruction found by the FBI and Justice Department than has been previously reported.