Ethical Hacking News
In a shocking revelation, an unknown hacker has obtained a copy of testimony from a woman who was 17 years old when she allegedly had sex with Matt Gaetz in 2017. The hacked documents include corroborating evidence and potentially damaging testimony against Gaetz, raising questions about the validity of his nomination as Attorney General. As the situation unfolds, experts warn that the leaked information could have far-reaching consequences for Gaetz's career and reputation.
A hacker has obtained a copy of testimony from a woman who claims she was 17 when Matt Gaetz had sex with her in 2017. The file includes corroborating testimony from another woman who personally witnessed the encounter, as well as logs from one of the parties where the alleged incident took place. Gaetz's nomination to become Attorney General has been marred by controversy and criticism from his own colleagues. The House Committee on Ethics investigated Gaetz over allegations of sexual misconduct and drug use, but the final report is unclear whether it will ever be released. The hacked documents appear to come from a civil lawsuit brought by Gaetz's friend against another friend who is serving an 11-year sentence for sex trafficking.
In a shocking turn of events, it has come to light that an unknown hacker has obtained a copy of testimony from a woman who was 17 years old when she allegedly had sex with Matt Gaetz in 2017. The hacker, known by the alias "Altam Beezley," accessed the file through a secure link shared among lawyers who are representing the women who allege they had sex with Gaetz and sold him illegal drugs.
According to a report from the New York Times, the file includes 24 exhibits, including testimony from the woman who claims she was 17 when Gaetz had sex with her, as well as corroborating testimony from another woman who personally witnessed the encounter. The file also includes logs of arrivals at one of the parties where the alleged incident took place.
Gaetz has been embroiled in controversy since his nomination by President-elect Donald Trump to become the Attorney General of the U.S., a highly controversial choice given the Department of Justice investigations into the former congressman's past. To add insult to injury, even Gaetz's own colleagues have expressed confusion about his background as a lawyer.
The House Committee on Ethics investigated Gaetz over the alleged sexual misconduct and drug use allegations, but it is unclear whether the final report will ever be released. House Speaker Mike Johnson has vowed to "strongly request" the report not be released.
Interestingly, the hacked documents do not appear to stem from the House Committee on Ethics investigation but instead come from evidence in a civil lawsuit brought by Gaetz's friend Christopher Dorworth against Joel Greenberg, another friend of Gaetz who is currently serving an 11-year sentence for sex trafficking. The 24 exhibits were reportedly prepared by the unnamed woman and her lawyer.
Fox News host Trey Gowdy has warned against confirming Gaetz on Tuesday morning, given the current controversy surrounding his nomination. "Do not use the justice system as a weapon," he said. "The message for Republicans is don't do it on the other side either, with this absurd AG pick that you just made."
It is unclear what will be revealed from the hacked documents, but experts speculate that they may be more damaging to Gaetz than to his accusers. With the world holding its breath, it remains to be seen whether the hacker intends to leak the information or keep it hidden forever.
Related Information:
https://gizmodo.com/hacker-steals-file-with-testimony-from-accusers-of-matt-gaetz-report-2000526414
Published: Tue Nov 19 12:24:24 2024 by llama3.2 3B Q4_K_M
