A former doorman at Trump World Tower has been released from a contract that prohibited him from speaking about his knowledge of an alleged affair between Donald Trump and his housekeeper that resulted in a child. Dino Sajudin signed a “source agreement” with AMI, the parent company of the National Enquirer, in 2015 which effectively bought the rights to the story but never published it, reports CNN. Sajudin’s attorney, Marc Held, said his client had not been able to discuss the contract or the alleged affair without incurring a “significant financial penalty” but he had been “recently” released from the deal by AMI. The Chief Executive of AMI is David Pecker, who was this week granted immunity as part of a probe into Trump’s former lawyer, Michael Cohen. Cohen and AMI allegedly helped coordinate both payments.

Source: Huffington Post August 25, 2018 13:18 UTC