Comey moves to dismiss seashell case as ’86 47′ message was not a ‘true threat’
Summary
Former FBI Director James Comey asked a court to dismiss a case that accused him of threatening President Donald Trump. The case involves a photo showing seashells arranged to spell “86 47,” which Comey says is not a real threat.Key Facts
- James Comey is the former director of the FBI.
- He faces a legal case accusing him of threatening President Trump’s life.
- The accusation is based on a photo of seashells that spell “86 47.”
- Comey argues that this photo does not count as a “true threat.”
- The case is in the Eastern District of North Carolina.
- Comey made the court request on Monday.
- The phrase “86 47” was interpreted by others as a threat but Comey denies this.
- Comey was at a beach in North Carolina when the photo was taken.
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