In its probe into the theft of Ashley Biden’s diary (the daughter of President Biden), the FBI searched James O’Keefe’s house Saturday. The New York Times reported.

One day after O’Keefe, the search for O’Keefe’s Mamaroneck apartment, New York comes to an end. released a statementThe group, which is known for making “sting videos” featuring politicians, activists, and media professionals, acknowledged that they had been approached by individuals claiming to possess Ashley’s journal. O’Keefe stated that the group chose not to release it.

O’Keefe stated in a Statement on Project Veritas that “late last year, tipsters approached us claiming that they had Ashley Biden’s diary.” The tipsters stated that they had been negotiating with another media outlet to pay monies for the diary.

Then he said, “At the conclusion of the day we made an ethical decision that, because we couldn’t determine whether the diary was actually real, or if Ashley Biden owned it, then we would not be able to publish any of its contents.” The group also turned over the diary to the police.

R.C., Project Veritas press Secretary Maxwell informed CNBC via email that they had no further comments beyond Friday’s statement.

Project Veritas didn’t publish any excerpts of the diary but handwritten pages were posted on a right-wing website just before Election Day. Flyover Media is the owner of the site. Branch Six Consulting International runs the business. Richard Seddon was an ex-British spy and has been closely involved with Project Veritas. Times. O’Keefe was previously listed at the address as the president.

The FBI conducted a search of the New York houses of Project Veritas members and ex-members on Thursday as part of its investigation. a statement on the group’s websiteAnd the New York Times

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