Nebraska congressman found guilty of lying to FBI by federal jury
The jury took less than two hours deliberating in the federal case of Nebraska Rep. Jeff Fortenberry: guilty.
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The jury took less than two hours deliberating in the federal case of Nebraska Rep. Jeff Fortenberry: guilty.
The jury took less than two hours deliberating in the federal case of Nebraska Rep. Jeff Fortenberry: guilty.
LOS ANGELES, CALIF. – A federal jury in Los Angeles on Thursday found First Congressional District Rep. Jeff Fortenberry guilty of one count of concealing conduit campaign contributions and two
Trey Gowdy testified that Assistant U.S. Attorney Mack Jenkins, lead prosecutor in the case, told him that Fortenberry shouldn’t return it to the donors, in part because it could tip
After federal agents first tried to contact Fortenberry at his Lincoln home in 2019, the congressman called the then-Lincoln police chief. Fortenberry said he was concerned for his family's safety.