Four weeks ago, on 25 October 2018, a file quietly arrived at the Office of US Department of Justice (DOJ) Inspector General Michael Horowitz, which has not only shaken the US Justice Dept to its core, but also became the great fall season gift to the lawyers for US President Trump and his associates, their 'trump card' against Special Counsel prosecutor Robert Mueller.

This 28-page explosive document was apparently one of the last documents read by US Attorney General Jeff Sessions before he resigned. Sessions was seemingly overwhelmed; the file part of his quick agreement to go out the door. Sessions commenting enigmatically afterwards that the 'Mueller investigation had gone on too long'.

The DOJ filing, by Dr. Les Sachs, a former DOJ employee now under EU protection, is a devastating summary of international crimes implicating Mueller. It was immediately recognised as being very well-founded in DOJ's own files, and Trump's lawyers know this as well.

Lawyers for US President Trump and his son Don Trump Jr that have been able to benefit from this prize DOJ file, include Pat Cipollone, Jay Sekulow, Marc Kasowitz, Martin and Jane Riskin, and Alan Futerfas. Also, e.g., lawyers for longtime Trump friend and Mueller target Roger Stone, such as Bruce Rogow, Robert Buschel and Grant Smith.