Trump administration accused of ‘destroying’ Reflecting Pool evidence after lawsuit sheds light on construction damage
Foundation suing over Trump’s renovations to the landmark want access to the site before recently revealed damage is ‘lost forever’
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Foundation suing over Trump’s renovations to the landmark want access to the site before recently revealed damage is ‘lost forever’. Ms. Dennison-Gibby said: 'I wanted to protect her. And after weeks of legal proceedings, the single charge against her was dropped, her lawyer was told on July 31.
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Foundation suing over Trump’s renovations to the landmark want access to the site before recently revealed damage is ‘lost forever’
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Ms. Dennison-Gibby said: 'I wanted to protect her.
according to Daily MailAnd after weeks of legal proceedings, the single charge against her was dropped, her lawyer was told on July 31.
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Foundation suing over Trump’s renovations to the landmark want access to the site before recently revealed damage is ‘lost forever’
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