The #NRABankrputcyTrial resumes today. Read on for what to expect as new witnesses take the stand to be cross-examined for alleged financial mismanagement and scandals within the NRA

Former NRA Chief Financial Officer Craig Spray is expected to testify today. Testimony from last week revealed that last fall, Spray refused to sign the NRA’s regulatory tax filings, and was subsequently fired by NRA CEO Wayne LaPierre.

This week, the New York Attorney General’s office indicated it intends to read or play deposition clips from NRA president Carolyn Meadows. Last week, NRA General Counsel John Frazer testified that Meadows admitted to burning and shredding NRA documents.

Deposition testimony of LaPierre’s longtime assistant Millie Hallow may also be read in open court. Trial testimony last week indicated Hallow previously charged $40,000 for her son’s wedding, among other personal expenses, to the NRA.

At a hearing yesterday, the U.S. Trustee asked the Court for the ability to play video testimony of former NRA executive Woody Phillips “taking the 5th” at his deposition.

Current and former NRA board members, some of whom were sidelined after raising concerns about the NRA’s financial mismanagement, are also expected to testify. Witnesses may include: Phillip Journey, Owen “Buz” Mills, R.B. “Rocky” Marshall, Jr., and Esther Schneider.

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