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1. This may all be known to most of you, I think some of it bears worth repeating. Absolutely mind-blowing - Imran Awan was carrying a resume with an alias on this way to the airport. All signs point to the fact that he was going to relocate to Pakistan.http://dailycaller.com/2017/10/06/imran-awan-very-strongly-wants-to-block-review-of-hard-drive-was-using-alias/ …
2. Prosecutors revealed that when they arrested Imran at the airport as he tried to board a flight to Pakistan, he was carrying a resume with an alias in the Jackson Heights, Queens neighborhood of New York City. Imran planned to “relocate” there under a different identity
3. He wiped his cell phone hours before the arrest, suggesting that he was taking “active measures” to hide evidence, he'd just purchased this cell phone. They found a file called ‘.obliterate’,” on the iPhone Imran was carrying when authorities arrested him at the airport.
4. Chris Gowen, Awans lawyer sent him a WhatsApp message warning him that he was about to be arrested "When we arrested him there was a Whatsapp message from his lawyer asking to speak with his client,” indicating he may have had reason to believe he was about to be arrested,”
5. Prosecutors appear to be sharing info with someone on Capitol Hill who is leaking details to Awan's lawyer Chris Gowen: Daily Caller emailed the Office of the U.S. Attorney for DC for comment Awan story via their spokesman Bill Miller
6. Gowen emailed Daily caller: "I hear you are writing another article about me — I assume you don’t want to fact check it?” “From what I hear, you have it totally wrong as usual.” Well, Daily Caller told no one except Bil Miller about the story. How did Chris Gowen find out?
7. And le piece de resistance: Capitol police "accidentally" gave evidence meant for the prosecution to Imran's defense lawyer Chris Gowen. No, really, I'm not making this one up. http://dailycaller.com/2018/05/24/washington-dc-capitol-police-evidence-house-hacking-suspect-attorney/ …
8. The cop came to Awan’s defense attorney, Chris Gowen’s office with a stack of papers … Then he came back and said, ‘I thought you guys were the other party.’ He was very angry. But Gowen made copies,” Gowen didn’t say whether he returned all the material when TheDCNF asked
9. Gowen said the evidence inadvertently disclosed to his office was a copy of a laptop Awan’s former tenant, Laurel Everly, turned in to the Capitol Police in hopes of seeing whether Awan had hacked her. You should read up on Laurel Everly, it is the most bizarre thing.
10. Everly previously complained of Awan's allegedly suspicious behavior and called him an “extortionist.” We don't know how long the laptop was with Awans lawyer. Chris Gowen said “I was told there was nothing on it and was a giant waste of time, and the laptop was returned,”
Don’t want them going out in a blaze of glory do we?
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