Rudy Giuliani raid may be tied to voicemail that hinted at burner phone: report

nypost ^ | 04/29/2021 | Yaron Steinbuch

[ChicagoConservative27]

The feds may have been spurred to raid Rudy Giuliani’s Manhattan apartment and office based on a voicemail he left a former business associate’s lawyer in which he hinted at having a burner phone, according to a report.

Joseph Bondy, the attorney for ex-associate Lev Parnas, in December submitted a court motion that included the transcript of the voicemail the former New York City mayor left him in November 2019, Newsweek reported.

[ChicagoConservative27]

Burner phone???? This is payoff for the hunter laptop.

[romanesq]

Stasi Obamunists action. The nation is in peril.

[ChicagoConservative27]

Payback*

[1Old Pro]

Rudy has a global consulting business around security of all types. Somehow I don’t believe the FBI is going to catch him off guard.

[Rummyfan]

He hinted at having burner phone so they raid his home and office? WTF? Any doubt that we are living in a tyranny?

[Travis McGee]

[SMARTY]

“...The feds may have been spurred to raid Rudy Giuliani’s Manhattan apartment and office based on a voicemail ...”

Is that the same crowd of Keystone Kops who gave Hunter a pass?

[Eleutheria5]

Burner phones are not probable cause of criminality. Aside from that, if it was a burner phone, it would be gone by now. Who keeps a burner phone around for two years?

[organicchemist]

Everyone should have a burner phone. Pay in cash only for all activity on it including device purchase and minutes.

[ProtectOurFreedom]

So it is ILLEGAL to purchase and own a disposable phone? Since when?

If I were in Giuliani’s position, I would be conducting a lot of my communications fully encrypted and with disposable phones.

I think it is much more payback for fighting the election fraud that stole the election from Trump. It’s another shot at anybody in the future who would try to take down the deep state.

[SecondAmendment]

I don’t foresee the availability of firearms or ammo improving until after the 22 midterms at the earliest.

[SuzyQue]

Hinting at or even actually owning a burner phone isn’t illegal, is it?

[unixfox]

Hinting at or even actually owning a burner phone isn’t illegal, is it?

Not if you ARE an ILLEGAL.

[Eleutheria5]

I better get mine.

[Red Badger]

Note to FBI:

They are called BURNER phones for a reason..................

[G Larry]

I didn't know that burner phones were illegal or an indicator of illegal activity?

Thrown out of court!

[Wonder Warthog]

"They are called BURNER phones for a reason.................."

And here I thought it was because their cheap-ass lithium batteries were prone to catch on fire......

[Rurudyne]

The practice of considering lawful actions to be suspicious apparently goes back to at least 2008. Of course Obozo weaponized various agencies and this tyranny has quickly resumed under Hiden and Ho.

[noiseman]

I don’t foresee the availability of firearms or ammo improving until after the 22 midterms at the earliest.

That is a statement rich in meaning.

[norwaypinesavage]

This is one of the worst excuses for government entrapment I've heard yet. It's not illegal to have a "burner" phone. There are any number of good reasons to have one. A big reason being that YOU SUSPECT THAT A GOVERNMENT ABENCY IS ILLEGALLY 'TAPPING' YOUR PHONE.

Anyone with half a brain also knows that the first thing you would do with a used burner phone it BURN IT. You don't leave it lying around your apartment for the FBI to pick up in an illegal raid.