Robert Mueller, who once led the Federal Bureau of Investigation and served as special counsel, is reportedly residing in a memory care facility, according to sources cited by a Real Clear Investigations journalist.
This revelation coincides with House Oversight Chairman James Comer's recent announcement regarding subpoenas issued to several high-profile political figures, including Mueller, compelling them to testify about the FBI's investigation into Jeffrey Epstein.
As reported by the Daily Caller, Mueller has allegedly been living in a memory-care facility "for the past few years," as disclosed by sources to Real Clear Investigations' senior reporter, Paul Sperry. The subpoena requires Mueller to appear before the Committee on September 2 to discuss the FBI's investigation into Epstein, which took place during the George W. Bush administration.
During President Donald Trump's first term, Mueller was appointed as special counsel to investigate claims of collusion between Trump's 2016 campaign and Russia. His subsequent report on alleged Russian interference in the 2016 presidential election concluded that there was no evidence to establish that the Trump campaign conspired or coordinated with the Russian government to secure electoral victory.
The House Oversight Committee has refrained from commenting on the reports of Mueller's current residence in a memory-care facility. However, an Oversight spokesman informed the Daily Caller, "The subpoenas issued are legally binding and duly authorized. As always, the Committee will engage in good faith negotiations with all parties." This development raises questions about Mueller's ability to testify and the implications for ongoing investigations into past political controversies.
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