https://www.forbes.com/sites/nicholasreimann/2021/10/28/sen-burrs-brother-in-law-immediately-dumped-stock-after-phone-call-ahead-of-pandemic-report-claims/
Topline North Carolina Sen. Richard Burr’s brother-in-law sold up to $280,000 worth of stocks almost immediately after receiving a call from the senator in February 2020–about a week before markets crashed over coronavirus fears, according to a ProPublica review of new Security and Exchange Commission filings as part of an ongoing insider trading investigation into…

Sen. Burr’s Brother-In-Law Immediately Dumped Stock After Phone Call Ahead Of Pandemic, Report Claims
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