Cohen Testifies in Trump Trial, Admits to Stealing Thousands from Company

In a dramatic turn of events, Donald Trump’s former fixer and lawyer Michael Cohen admitted to stealing thousands of dollars from his former boss’s company on his final day of testimony in court. The admission came as Mr. Trump’s lawyers sought to uncover unsavory details about the prosecution’s star witness.

Under questioning from lead defense lawyer Todd Blanche, Cohen confessed to stealing tens of thousands of dollars from the Trump Organization. This revelation added another layer of complexity to the already high-profile criminal trial, the first against a former US president.

The trial, which is expected to conclude with closing statements next week, centers around Mr. Trump’s alleged falsification of business records related to reimbursements to Cohen for a hush-money payment made to an adult film star. Mr. Trump has pleaded not guilty to the 34 felony counts he faces.

Throughout the trial, Mr. Blanche has worked tirelessly to discredit Cohen in the eyes of the jury. Despite few fireworks during Monday’s testimony, the focus on Cohen’s reimbursements shed light on the intricate details of the case.

As the trial progresses, the prosecution and defense continue to spar over Cohen’s credibility and motivations. The case has captivated the nation as it delves into the inner workings of the Trump Organization and the alleged misconduct surrounding the hush-money payment.

With the prosecution resting its case, all eyes are now on the defense as they prepare to present their arguments in the coming days. The outcome of this historic trial could have far-reaching implications for both Mr. Trump and his former lawyer, Michael Cohen.