Disgraced congressman Eric Swalwell has allegedly engaged a private investigator to look into former staff members who may possess information regarding his purported sex crimes — as one former aide collaborates with the Manhattan District Attorney in the ongoing investigation against him.
Swalwell’s prominent attorney, Sara Azari, has enlisted a professional investigator from the New York-based firm Beau Dietl & Associates to interrogate at least one former aide of the congressman about their experiences in his office, according to NOTUS, NY POST reported.
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Here’s what Sara Azari told ex-staffer
The private investigator reportedly informed the ex-staffer that she aimed to “get to the bottom” of the situation involving Swalwell by conversing with his ex-colleagues, and that she could circumvent a subpoena if the staffer agreed to cooperate with her inquiries.
The former staff member felt uneasy about the request and terminated the call, as per the site.
Azari stated that the report lacked accuracy and asserted that no one representing Eric has “approached” any witness regarding a subpoena.
Swalwell has not faced any charges, says Azari
She pointed out that Swalwell has not faced any charges or lawsuits concerning the “false allegations,” and thus lacks any subpoena authority.
Azari, who publicly supported Swalwell by stating that “regret is not rape,” has received a minimum of $40,000 from Swalwell’s now-defunct gubernatorial campaign, as per The NY Post report.
This payment was disclosed in a recent batch of campaign finance documents up to April 18. Swalwell concluded his gubernatorial campaign on April 12 after being accused of raping a former staff member following a charity event in New York in 2024 while she was under the influence, as well as sexually harassing several other women.
An attorney specializing in campaign and election law, who requested to remain anonymous, informed The Post that any campaign expenditures on private investigators must be reported.
“You can’t hide controversial expenses by running them through somebody else,” the lawyer stated. “If the private investigator was paid by the law firm [Swalwell hired], then that PI needs to show up on the report.”
Accuser collaborating withManhattan District Attorney
The former staff member who has accused Swalwell of rape is collaborating with the Manhattan District Attorney.
Additionally, another individual, Lonna Drews, alleged that Swalwell drugged and assaulted her at a hotel in Los Angeles in 2018.
The former staff member who accused Swalwell of raping her following the New York charity gala is assisting the Manhattan DA in its inquiry into the disgraced politician, reported CNN.
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