New federal grand jury subpoena issued to former James Comey advisor in leak investigation: Report
Investigators are examining whether classified material reached the New York Times as prosecutors build a new record in the long-running Comey inquiry.
- On Monday, federal prosecutors opened a fresh grand jury investigation and issued a new subpoena to Daniel Richman, a Columbia Law School professor and former FBI adviser, regarding an alleged classified information leak to the New York Times.
- The inquiry revisits 2017, when Comey acknowledged giving Richman a memo describing a private conversation with President Donald Trump and asked him to relay the material to the New York Times.
- A 2019 Justice Department inspector general report found Comey violated FBI policies regarding memo handling, though the watchdog discovered no evidence that he or his attorneys released classified information to the media.
- In December 2025, District Judge Colleen Kollar-Kotelly ruled that prosecutors violated the Fourth Amendment by retaining Richman's electronic data without a new warrant, describing the government's possession as an "ongoing unreasonable seizure."
- Simultaneously, Comey faces a separate federal indictment from April regarding a 2025 Instagram post showing seashells arranged as "86 47," which prosecutors allege constituted a threat against the President, carrying a maximum punishment of 10 years.
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Federal Grand Jury Subpoenas Daniel Richman in Renewed Investigation of Comey Media Leaks
A federal grand jury issued a subpoena to longtime James Comey adviser Daniel Richman as the Justice Department opens a new investigation into whether classified ... The post Federal Grand Jury Subpoenas Daniel Richman in Renewed Investigation of Comey Media Leaks first appeared on [your]NEWS.
A federal grand jury on Monday subpoenaed Daniel Richman, James Comey’s longtime friend and former adviser, as part of a new DOJ investigation into allegations that Comey leaked classified information to The New York Times
A federal grand jury on Monday subpoenaed Daniel Richman, James Comey’s longtime friend and former adviser, as part of a new DOJ investigation into allegations that Comey leaked classified information to The New York...
BREAKING: Comey Media Mole Daniel Richman Issued New Federal Grand Jury Subpoena in Classified Leak Investigation * The Gateway Pundit * by Cristina Laila
A federal grand jury issued a subpoena to James Comey’s mole, Daniel Richman, as part of a new investigation into Comey’s leaking classified information to The New York Times. After James Comey was fired as FBI Director by President Trump in May 2017, he gave contents of his classified ‘Trump memos’ to his friend and Columbia Law School professor Daniel Richman. Richman then leaked contents of the classified memos to The New York Times. The leak…
Report: Federal Grand Jury Issues Subpoena to Comey Pal Daniel Richman in Revived Leak Investigation › American Greatness
A federal grand jury on Monday issued a subpoena to Daniel Richman, former FBI Director James Comey’s longtime friend and advisor, as part of a […] Source
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