Newly Uncovered Documents Reveal Yet Another Clinton Corruption Scandal

A top legal ethics watchdog has uncovered evidence of yet more corruption surrounding former Democrat presidential nominee Hillary Clinton.

Judicial Watch announced in a statement it “received 77 pages of heavily redacted Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) records in a Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) lawsuit revealing that Anthony “Tony” Rodham, the late brother of Hillary Clinton, was the subject of a 1996 FBI investigation involving allegations of potential wire and mail fraud connected to a proposed Romanian vehicle importation venture.”

“After more than two decades of delay, these FBI records reveal a criminal investigation involving Hillary Clinton’s brother and raise serious questions about what remains hidden in the government’s files not only about Hillary’s brother but Hillary Clinton herself,” said Judicial Watch President Tom Fitton.

“The documents report that ‘the investigation has assumed sensitive political aspects because it has been determined that ANTHONY “TONY” RODHAM, a brother of HILLARY RODHAM CLINTON, may have played a role …,’” Judicial Watch reports.

Judicial Watch notes it “filed the December 2025 lawsuit after the FBI failed to respond to a June 2019 FOIA request for all investigative reports on Rodham (Judicial Watch, Inc. v. U.S. Department of Justice (No 1:25-cv-04237)).”

“In August 2019, the FBI acknowledged it had located over 13,000 pages of records responsive to the request, as well as audio and video files that are potentially responsive to the request. After years of delays, in May 2025, the FBI again acknowledged possession of responsive records and asked if there was still interest. Judicial Watch acknowledged its continued interest in having the request processed without modification of its scope. Having received no further response from the FBI, Judicial Watch filed suit,” the group reports.

“The records, among other activities, discuss a proposed importation of vehicles from Romania in 1995, ;the ARO 24 this spring at a base price of $9,828, including air conditioning and a driver’s-side air bag. It will also sell the ARO 10, a smaller, two-door vehicle, starting at $7,995,’” Judicial Watch writes.

Judicial Watch reports “the records include an April 1996 report from the FBI’s Savannah office revealing that Rodham was the subject of an FBI investigation opened by the Miami Field Office under the case title ‘Anthony D. Rodham’ and case number 196D-MM-79121. In FBI records, the “196” designation refers to wire fraud.”

Judicial Watch also notes the “FBI records dated June 1996 describe a seemingly fraudulent scheme involving Tony Rodham and two associates:”

Captioned matter is an investigation involving the solicitation by Subjects [Redacted] and [Redacted] of auto dealers throughout the United States. [Redacted] and [Redacted] own and operate EAST EUROPEAN IMPORTS, INC. (EEI), a U.S. Company, from corporate offices located in Coral Gables, Florida. [Emphasis in original] They have allegedly made claims to prospective dealers that EEI has the exclusive American rights for the importation of two models of a Romanian four-wheel drive vehicle, known as the “ARO”.

Questions have now arisen as to whether, in fact, EEI ever had a legitimate contract with the Romanian government, and/or with the Rumanian manufacturer or exporter of the ARO, to import these vehicles to the U.S. The investigation has assumed sensitive political aspects because it has been determined that ANTHONY “TONY” RODHAM, a brother of HILLARY RODHAM CLINTON, may have played a role in securing the alleged ARO importation rights on behalf of EEI. [Emphasis in original] RODHAM travelled to Romania with [Redacted]and [Redacted] and met with Romanian officials in this regard. There are credible allegations RODHAM was directly told that [Redacted] and [Redacted] had submitted fraudulent and inflated financial statements to Romanian authorities in order to support EEI’s credibility as a viable importer of the ARO. Despite this notification, RODHAM has purportedly continued to promote EEI to the Romanian government as a legitimate importer of the vehicles.

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To obtain an “exclusive” franchise for the sale of ARO vehicles within a specific geographic territory, EEI representatives have solicited deposits of at least $30,000 from each prospective ARO dealer. These monies were provided to EEI as partial payment for an ARO “Parts, Special Tools and Sign Package”, with the balance of monies [$39,900] for full payment of the franchise (a total cost of $69,900) due to EEI upon the company’s acceptance of the dealer’s application.

It should be noted that, to date, NO ARO vehicles have ever been imported by EEI from Romania for sale in the United States. [Emphasis in original] Miami investigation has revealed, in fact, that there is very little likelihood an ARO vehicle will ever be imported to America by EEI. [Emphasis in original] Miami is also aware Subjects[Redacted] and [Redacted] were involved during 1986 through 1987 in a virtually identical scheme as the one described herein to import the ARO vehicle from Romania to the U.S. and to the Caribbean. At that time, their business was known as ROMAN MOTORS CORPORATION.

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