Court-Appointed Monitor Overseeing Trump’s NY Fraud Case Points to Inaccuracies in Financial Disclosure

TOPSHOT - Former US President Donald Trump sits in New York State Supreme Court during the civil fraud trial against the Trump Organization, in New York City on January 11, 2024. Trump's legal team will deliver closing arguments January 11 in the fraud case after the judge barred the former president from using the trial finale as an election campaign grandstand. (Photo by Peter Foley / POOL / AFP) Photo by PETER FOLEY/POOL/AFP via Getty Images

According to a court-appointed monitor overseeing former President Donald Trump’s New York fraud case, parts of the former president’s financial disclosure appears to be either incomplete or inconsistent.

Former federal judge Barbara Jones stated that while President Trump’s businesses were cooperative with her investigation, some of the disclosed information contained errors.