Comey asks to push trial in seashell case to February
Former FBI Director James Comey has filed a motion to postpone his trial from October 21 until February. Comey faces charges for allegedly threatening President Trump’s life by arranging seashells to spell out the message "86 47."
Former FBI Director James Comey on Tuesday asked that his trial on charges of threatening President Trump's life with seashells styled to spell "86 47" be moved to February. Comey had previously motioned to have the trial start Oct. 21. His latest motion, written by defense attorney Joseph Zeszotarski Jr., requested that the date be...
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