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Washington — On January 6, 2021, a panel of parliament investigating an attack on the US Capitol could make a criminal referral to the Justice Department, who tried to influence the testimony. But he recommends being prosecuted, Liz Cheney told ABC News on Thursday in a report broadcast.
The issue of witness tampering was revealed at the sixth hearing of the Selection Committee on Tuesday, January 6th. Chaney revealed that some witnesses reported being undercover threatened by former President Donald Trump's allies to do the "right thing."
"They believe that it can influence how the people around the former president are working and the testimony of the witnesses before the commission. Gives us real insight into how much we are, "Chainy, Vice President of the Commission, and one of the two Republicans of the nine Commissions told ABC in an interview. ..
"That's what we take very seriously, and that's what people need to know. This is a very serious problem and the Justice Department is very interested in it. I think we have it. We take it very seriously, "she said.
The panel was the location of the U.S. government on January 6, last year, as lawmakers were convened to prove that Democrat Joe Biden had defeated Republican Trump in the November 2020 elections. We are investigating the events surrounding the attack on.
Evidence collected by the Commission may be important in the Justice Department's plans to overturn the outcome of riot criminal investigations and elections. (Report by Doina Chiacu, edited by Mark Porter)
