FBI covered up Ohio Mom's business that made $200 million selling up to 8000 kids over 40 years
Judge James S. Gwin (above)
According to Cleveland Federal District Judge James Gwin.
Instead, it was the State Department who broke the case.
Rather than the FBI.
The Judge said so in his six-page ruling filed two weeks ago.
It is linked here:
The FBI’s Andrew McCabe, assigned its Special Agent, Robert E. Hughes III, to investigate the case his mother, Margaret Cole Hughes, 74.
For his role in the cover-up, the FBI promoted Robert.
Details are in this story:
She remains Director of European Adoption Consultants (EAC) in the Cleveland, Ohio suburb of Strongsville.
Hughes’ Mom’s trial is on Feb. 9th at 8 a.m.
For fraud.
Instead of child trafficking.
Is a plea deal in the works?
Corporate attorneys for EAC are:
Clare Moran of Westlake, Ohio
Joseph A. Carbone, Cleveland, Ohio
They told the Cincinnati Federal Appeals Court two weeks ago that their client is still in business.
As of May 17th, according to the Ohio Secretary of State, Margaret Cole Hughes, still runs European Adoption Consultants.
Despite the best efforts of the State Department and Ohio Attorney General to close down the child trafficking and drug global crime cartel.
Editor’s note
The FBI has made no attempt to arrest another EAC co-worker.
Dorah Mirembe.
She was a named defendant in the criminal case against Margaret Cole Hughes.
Updated Dec. 22nd