Mueller was a dirty cop, period. That’s why he got the assignment of trying to frame Trump

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Robert Mueller’s sins extended to Massachusetts
Mueller was a dirty cop, period. That’s why he got the assignment of trying to frame Trump – because he knew how to railroad men who had committed no crimes.
By Howie Carr
Mar 25, 2026

The Wall Street Journal ran an editorial under the headline, “The Tragedy of Robert Mueller.”

Wouldn’t a more appropriate editorial have been titled, “The Tragedy of the Lives Robert Mueller Destroyed with His 40 Years of Corrupt Persecutions?”

Mueller was the former FBI director and acting US attorney in Boston who was tasked by the Deep State with the initial attempted frame-up of President Trump during his first administration.

Mueller just died at the age of 81.

His final “probe,” of crimes that never occurred, was total nonsense.

It was nothing but a Democrat cover up to divert attention from their failed attempt to rig the 2016 presidential election by claiming that a “conspiracy” existed between Trump and the Russians.
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What a pile of abject lies. Mueller was a dirty cop, period. That’s why he got the assignment of trying to frame Trump – because he knew how to railroad men who had committed no crimes.

President Trump pulled no punches in his own social-media message:

“Robert Mueller just died. Good, I’m glad he’s dead. He can no longer hurt innocent people!”

Not very nice, Mr. President, but very, very true.

Long before he was the doddering front man for the George Soros lawfare types in the Russian collusion hoax, Mueller was ruining the lives of innocent people in Boston.
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But the FBI said nothing as they were convicted, on the perjured testimony of the feds’ assorted plug-ugly pets. For the FBI, letting the real killers off was good for business.

Monkey business.

One of the convicted guys, Greco, a decorated World War II veteran, hadn’t even been in Massachusetts the night of the hit. He’d moved to Florida. So what?

A pair of them ended up on Death Row. Two, including Greco, died in prison. And the worst part of it was, everybody knew from the beginning that they’d been framed. It was stated in a locally best-selling book published in 1973, “My Life in the Mafia.”
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The FBI documents showing how they’d signed off on the frame-up, resulting in 35 years in prison for innocent men, were released as part of the first investigations into corruption in the Boston FBI office.

The two surviving frame-up victims were suing, along with the estates of the two who had died in prison.

By now, Mueller was director of the FBI. And as you might expect, given his culpability in the monstrous conspiracy, he adamantly refused to turn over exculpatory documents for the mega-lawsuit against the FBI.

His conduct was so outrageous that even Judge Nancy Gertner, another card-carrying Deep Stater almost as far to the left as Comrade Mueller, demanded that her fellow-traveler turn over the exculpatory documents.

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