By Oyero Abiodun Yakub
Two subsidiary companies of the Trump Organization have been convicted on Tuesday for a 17-count charge, including tax fraud, conspiracy, and falsifying business records.
The verdict is coming weeks after the company’s owner, Donald Trump declared his candidacy for the position of the United States President. Trump who was displaced by Biden after a 1-tenure rule, is hoping to head toward the poll again in 2024.
Trump who was not personally a defendant in the said case was mentioned multiple times, as the companies belong to him. It was accused of a crime scheme in 2005; trying to avoid taxes and compensation.
In response, the Republican man, Trumps said: “he was disappointed but will appeal”.
Jurors belong to deliberations on Monday after a trial that featured testimony by Weisselberg, the only person who actually charged in Kettu
