Former FBI special agent outs Mueller and McCabe over their “unethical” tactics used to entrap Michael Flynn

A federal court is scheduled to sentence former national security advisor and three-star Army general Michael Flynn after he pleaded guilty to ‘lying’ to FBI agents regarding a conversation he had with Russia’s ambassador to the United States in the weeks leading up to POTUS Donald Trump’s January 2017 inauguration. 

But ahead of Tuesday’s sentencing, it has become patently obvious that Flynn was targeted by a Deep State dead set on taking down a duly elected president that the Washington establishment has never “approved of.”

That’s not just an opinion being offered by partisan supporters of the president. A former FBI special agent has not only petitioned the federal court overseeing Flynn’s case in support of the onetime DIA director, but she has also described to Judge Emmett Sullivan how the tactics of special counsel Robert Mueller and fired FBI Deputy Director Andrew McCabe were “unethical.”

In a letter to the court — republished by request at the website of investigative reporter Sara A. Carter — Robyn Gritz, who is now a  Senior Information Security Metrics and Reporting Analyst with Discover Financial Services in the Chicago Metro area — noted that she met Flynn in 2005 while she was serving in the Counterterrorism Division (CTD) at FBI Headquarters.

She further noted that she also met Andrew McCabe, then a supervisory special agent, at about the same time after he reported to the same office where she worked.

“I have known both men for 12-13 years and worked directly with both throughout my career. They are on the opposite spectrum of each other with regard to truthfulness, temperament, and ethics, both professionally and personally,” she wrote in a direct indictment of McCabe. 

During her 16 years with the FBI, Gritz wrote that she “personally witnessed and reported unethical & sometimes illegal tactics used to coerce targets of investigations externally and internally” involving McCabe specifically, who later, she says, was behind disciplinary action directed against her, she believes, by McCabe as retaliation that eventually led to a reprimand and her resignation.

Targeted for retribution as a way to get Trump

She also identified special counsel Robert Mueller, a former FBI director, as someone with similar ethical ‘shortcomings’ as McCabe. And she wrote that she believes Flynn’s confession was coerced by Mueller’s team after he was specifically targeted by McCabe as part of the effort to undermine the incoming Trump administration:

Thomas Fitton of Judicial Watch commented to me that the “Process is the punishment.” This is the most accurate description I have heard regarding the time Mike has gone through with this process and the year and a half I was ostracized and idled before I resigned. This process is one which many FBI employees, current, retired and former, feel was brought to the FBI by Mueller and he subsequently brought this to the Special Prosecutor investigation.

“I am explaining this because numerous Agents have expressed the need for you to know McCabe’s and Mueller’s pattern of ‘target and destroy’ has been utilized on many others, without regard for policies and laws,” she wrote. (Related: Investigative reporter John Solomon says DIA has a document that will completely exonerate Michael Flynn — but they won’t release it.)

Last week, fired FBI Director James Comey admitted to an NBC News reporter he violated department protocols and standard operating procedure when he sent two agents — one of whom was Peter Strzok — on an ‘ambush’ interview of Flynn. It was this interview in which Flynn was asked about his conversation with a Russian diplomat in December 2016 that Mueller would use to extract a guilty plea of lying to FBI agents.

Gritz believes that confession was coerced by Mueller after Flynn was set up by McCabe and Comey. And she wants Judge Sullivan to know it.

Read more about Robert Mueller’s corruption at RobertMueller.news.

Sources include:

SaraACarter.com

TheNationalSentinel.com