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Hack Reveals Confidential Testimony Pertaining to Gaetz's Nomination as Attorney General

A hack compromised files containing grave allegations against Matt Gaetz, impacting his nomination as Attorney General amidst ongoing investigations into misconduct.

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Updated: Nov 19th, 2024, 6:42 PM ET

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A hacker, using the name 'Altam Beezley,' breached confidential files related to former Rep. Matt Gaetz, revealing unredacted depositions concerning allegations of sexual misconduct. Gaetz, nominated by Trump for Attorney General, faces increased scrutiny as the files include testimonies from women alleging inappropriate conduct and payments for sex. While the Justice Department previously closed its sex trafficking investigation into Gaetz without charges, the Hack raises questions about Senate support for his nomination, as Republican senators express concerns. The House Ethics Committee is expected to decide on releasing its report regarding Gaetz, which includes further allegations of misconduct.

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