Rhona Graff, who worked for years as executive assistant to Donald Trump, “cast doubt on the completeness of” a sworn affidavit submitted by Trump in May in an effort to clear a judge’s finding of contempt, according to a Monday filing by the New York Attorney General’s Office.
Trump was held in contempt April 25 after claiming he had no documents demanded in a subpoena by investigators for New York Attorney General Letitia James. Her office sought records related to Trump’s personal finances, as well as information related to the financing of several properties.
As part of the former president’s effort to clear the contempt ruling, Trump said in an affidavit that “it has been my customary practice to delegate document handling and retention responsibilities to my executive assistants.”
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