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ll continue, with the DOJ maintaining that the indictment was properly reviewed by the grand jury. Additional reporting was provided by NPR (11/20, Melton), New York Post (11/20, Christenson), The New York Times (11/20, French), and Bloomberg (11/20, Strohm). Continued Reporting: An Bt-Olympian, a Vio

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stile witness on whose head he put a $150,000 bounty, according to an FBI agent's affidavit. According to the article, to set the scheme in motion, Melton sought assistance from another prisoner at the Wyatt Detention Facility earlier this year who eventually told the FBI about the plot, says the affid