Investigative reporter Catherine Herridge reported on Wednesday night that the Director of the DOJ Weaponization Working Group is giving Andrew Weissmann until October 7th, or next Tuesday, to provide answers and records about the Odebrecht Plea, a 2016 plea agreement described by the Justice Department as the “Largest Foreign Bribery Case in History.”
Ed Martin, the US Pardon Attorney, Associate Deputy Attorney General, and Director of the Weaponization Working Group sent this request to Weissmann on September 24, 2025.
According to Ed Martin, the Odebrecht Plea “diverged from what the Department did in other, closely contemporaneous matters that you (Weissmann) supervised.”
Maybe, after decades of destroying innocent lives and political prosecutions, Weissmann will finally be held accountable for his actions.
Herridge posted this tweet on Wednesday night:
“Director DOJ Weaponization Working Group sets October 7 deadline for Andrew Weissmann to provide answers and records about a 2016 plea agreement described @TheJusticeDept as the “Largest Foreign Bribery Case in History.”
The 2016 Odebrecht Plea “diverged from what the Department did in other, closely contemporaneous matters, that you (Weissmann) supervised.”
Weissmann did not respond to questions about his compliance with the deadline, DOJ requirements for disclosing potential conflicts of interest and apparent irregularities in the plea that have reportedly frustrated victim efforts to seek restitution.
Additional parties were also copied on my request for comment.”
