Even fell short of Starr's tax-payer paid search for anything, anything at all against Clinton

More than three years later, Durham’s inquiry, which former President Donald Trump promised would provide proof of a "deep state" vendetta against his presidency, has largely fallen short, leaving defense lawyers to question its origins.

A federal court jury in Alexandria, Virginia, delivered a stinging rebuke to the special prosecutor Tuesday, acquitting a researcher charged with lying to the FBI about the sources of information for a salacious and largely discredited dossier purporting to show Trump's Russia connections.

The verdicts in the case of Igor Danchenko, possibly the last prosecution involving Durham's team, marked the second jury acquittal in the three cases initiated by the special counsel. Last year, a former FBI lawyer was sentenced to one-year probation after pleading guilty to falsifying information used to justify the surveillance of a former Trump campaign adviser. There are no other Durham cases pending on the public docket.

https://www.usatoday.com/story/news/politics/2022/10/20/trump-durham-russia-probe-setback-danchenko-verdict/10540926002/