Kushner's Father used a prostitute to get revenge on his brother in law and sent pictures to his wife, who is his sister because he suspected that they were helping prosecutors build the case against him.

[Kirk Gallaway]

Whew, can these people get any more seedy?

Most of us have heard that a decade ago, Jared Kushner's father was found guilty for tax evasion and went to prison, and that that case was prosecuted by then prosecutor Chris Christie, which has been cited as the reason for the ousting of Christie by the younger Kushner in the Trump campaign.

The conflict was involving an inner family battle where Kushner  also  pleaded guilty to retaliating against a cooperating witness in the case — his sister. He did so by setting a trap in which he hired a prostitute to lure his sister's husband into a sexual encounter in a New Jersey hotel, where the action was secretly photographed and videotaped. Kushner sent the pictures and tape to his sister as revenge, apparently motivated by the belief that she and her husband were helping U.S. Attorney Christie and his prosecutors.

Still according to the article, Jared feels his Father's treatment (a 2 year prison sentence commuted to 14 months) was "obviously unjust in terms of the way they pursued him."  Do I see a family pattern of denial?

http://www.washingtonexaminer.com/byron-york-the-sordid-case-behind-jared-kushners-grudge-against-chris-christie/article/2620427

 

Edited July 13, 2017 by Kirk Gallaway