Imran Awan and his brothers were paid millions of dollars for managing the IT for several Democratic officials and are suspected of hacking. Even though the DOJ agreed not to prosecute Imran Awan in 2017, Judicial Watch filed FOIA requests. The DOJ says it cannot comply due to "technical difficulties".
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Awan is at the center of a string of alleged crimes in Pakistan that include a fraudulent real-estate deal, land theft, and threatening his step mother in order to takeover an inheritance from his dead father. In America, he has been accused of bigamy, threatening his wife, and immigration fraud. [...]
Imran Awan, the Pakistani IT worker suspected of hacking, spying and transferring classified information from DNC computers, pleaded guilty to making a false statement on a loan/credit application. The plea agreement states that Awan will not be charged with any non-violent crimes that violated Federal or District of Columbia law. [...]
Investigative journalist Luke Rosiak reports that Attorney General Jeff Sessions has failed to prosecute the Awan brothers from Pakistan and, instead, struck a plea bargain with Imran Awan and his wife on charges of bank fraud. Rosiak argues that this allowed the government to avoid charging them with more serious crimes of spying against members of Congress. The Inspector General found over 5,700 logins by the five Awan associates on a single server within the House, but no one in government seems interested.
According to newly released Congressional documents, 44 House Democrats who hired IT staffer Imran Awan and his family members, chose to waive them from background checks, paving the way for a hacking cover up that to this day is ignored by most major mainstream media outlets.
Maybe this has to do with the fact that Awan might have been the person who sold (and leaked) the DNC emails that were cleverly blamed on imaginary Russian hackers.
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Where are all those congressional emails? By Philip Giraldi • Unz Review • September 26, 2017 I wrote an article on the strange case of Imran Awan about two months ago. To summarize it briefly, Awan, his two brothers and wife, naturalized U.S. citizens born in Pakistan living in the Washington DC area, found employment […]
Rep. Trent Franks (R-AZ) hinted in an interview on Fox Business with host Lou Dobbs that there will soon be “significant” news about former DNC Chair Debbie Wasserman Schultz.
Last week news broke that Imran Awan’s wife, Hina Alvi struck a deal with federal prosecutors to return to the United States where she currently faces charges of conspiracy and bank fraud.
Wasserman first said she wanted the computer back because it belonged to her, but now says she has no idea who owns it. [...]
