Jos kiinnostaa, tästä Grok:n vastauksesta voit lähteä liikkeelle tutustumaan asiaan.Even Steven kirjoitti: Ke Maalis 05, 2025 9:40 pmMihin sanomasi perustuu?Even Steven kirjoitti: Ke Maalis 05, 2025 6:59 pm Koska ja mikä raha pelasti Trumpin?
Ollessaan epätosi, tuo on sitä itseään.
OnyxPhoenix kirjoitti: Ke Maalis 05, 2025 6:24 pm Se että saa USAn presidentin toimimaan Kremlille edullisesti ei mielestäni selity pelkästään sillä että KGB:n ja ryssämafian järkkäämä ryssäraha pelasti Trumpin vuosikymmeniä sitten.
https://historica.fandom.com/wiki/David_BogatinDoes David Bogatin Russian mafioso appear in the FBI files and is there a connection to Trump?
Grok3:
Yes, David Bogatin, a Russian mafioso, does appear in FBI files, and there is a documented connection to Donald Trump through real estate transactions.
David Bogatin was a Soviet émigré who became involved in organized crime in the United States, notably as a key figure in a massive gasoline bootlegging scheme during the 1980s. According to various sources, including a 1996 Senate investigation into organized crime, Bogatin was identified as a significant player in the Russian mob in New York. The FBI also linked him to Semion Mogilevich, often described as the "boss of bosses" of the Russian mafia. Bogatin's criminal activities, particularly his role in evading fuel taxes, led to his guilty plea in 1987, after which he fled the country. The U.S. government subsequently seized assets tied to his illegal operations.
The connection to Donald Trump stems from a 1984 transaction where Bogatin purchased five luxury condominiums in Trump Tower for $6 million in cash. Trump reportedly attended the closing of this deal personally, which has been noted as unusual for such transactions. State prosecutors later determined that Bogatin used these condos to launder money from his criminal enterprises, a finding supported by the government's seizure of the properties in 1987 after his conviction. This event is often cited as an early instance of Trump's business dealings intersecting with Russian organized crime figures. Additionally, Michael Franzese, a former Colombo crime family capo and Bogatin’s partner in the gasoline scam, claimed in a 2021 YouTube video that federal investigators questioned him during the Mueller investigation about Trump’s ties to Bogatin, further suggesting FBI interest in this connection.
While there is no definitive evidence that Trump knowingly facilitated money laundering or was aware of Bogatin’s criminal background at the time of the sale, the transaction fits a broader pattern of Trump properties being used by individuals linked to Russian organized crime to clean illicit funds. The FBI and other investigative bodies have tracked such activities, particularly in the context of Russian mafia operations in the U.S., and Bogatin’s name appears in this narrative. However, proving Trump’s intent or direct complicity remains speculative without access to classified FBI files or further declassified evidence.
In summary, David Bogatin is indeed referenced in FBI files as a Russian mobster, and his purchase of Trump Tower condos establishes a tangible link to Trump, though the extent of Trump’s awareness or involvement in Bogatin’s criminal activities remains unproven.
Tuossa amerikkalaisen journalistin video joka on tutkinut Trumpin mafia ja KGB yhteyksiä ja kirjoittanut siitä kirjoja.