September 24, 2026 – Several former FBI agents/ analysts involved in the raid of Mar-a-Lago in 2022, have received requests for interviews and subpoenas

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Lots happening this week.

According to a new filing in the old classified documents case (h/t@joshgerstein), several former FBI agents/ analysts involved in the raid of Mar-a-Lago in 2022 have received requests for interviews and subpoenas related to the “grand conspiracy” investigation into the raid ongoing in southern Florida.

The investigation, now led by the US Attorney for the Southern District of Florida following the recent departure of Joe diGenova, appears focused on at least two potential crimes: Conspiracy Against Rights and Deprivation of Rights Under Color of Law.

Defense attorneys–including Abbe Lowell and Mark Zaid–representing the unnamed FBI employees believe any testimony would run afoul of Judge Cannon’s gag order in the matter, which relates to any leaks of Volume II of Smith’s final report.

This sounds like a stretch but at least confirms significant movement in the investigation.

Here is the gist of Judge Cannon’s Feb 2026 order prohibiting the release of Volume II after it was litigated for nearly a year.

This clearly covers the PUBLIC dissemination of Volume II in a case that had been dismissed by Cannon in July 2024 based on the unconstitutional nature of Smith’s appointment as special counsel.

Cannon further reminded the public how Jack Smith flouted her dismissal order for months…

Before the media and some federal judges caterwauled about how Trump-appointed US Attorneys allegedly acted without authority…there was Jack Smith.

Despite Cannon’s lengthy July 15, 2024 order dismissing the documents case and her reasoning why, Smith violated her court order for months, continuing to act in that official capacity in the docs case, signing an appeal of her order, and authoring both volumes of his final report (the J6 portion of the report was released prior to Inauguration Day.)

Still not too late to charge Smith with impersonating a federal officer and/or contempt of court.