Two websites used by President Donald Trump’s longtime friend Roger Stone to raise funds for his defense against criminal charges lodged by special counsel Robert Mueller and in civil cases have been deleted.
At least one of those deletions apparently occurred after CNBC reported Sunday that the Republican operative might have violated the terms of his judicial gag order by posting an image on his Instagram account asking “Who framed Roger Stone.”
Another of Stone’s websites, which itself was titled whoframedrogerstone.com, has also been deleted.
The possible gag-order violation was noted to the judge in his case Monday by Mueller, who has charged Stone in Washington, D.C., federal court with lying to Congress, witness tampering and other crimes.
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Two websites used by Trump’s long-time friend Roger Stone to raise funds for his defense in criminal charges lodged by special counsel Robert Mueller have been deleted. https://t.co/8ufcKWFEjc
— CNBC (@CNBC) March 5, 2019
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