If any of those potential criminal offenses were federal crimes, such as mail or wire
fraud, then interference with the investigation could conceivably be construed as obstruction of justice, or even aiding and abetting the commission of such a crime or serving as an accessory after the fact to the criminal offense, said
several legal
experts who declined to speak on the record because of the sensitivity of the investigation.
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