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Cook County State�s Attorney Kim Foxx repeatedly told the public
that she cut off communications with Jussie Smollett's sister
when she was told that the actor became a suspect, but she
continued communicating with her several days after, according
to the special prosecutor's report.

The report, released Monday by special prosecutor Daniel Webb,
cites multiple examples from March 2019 and at the end of May
2019 in which Foxx told the media that she stopped communicating
with Smollett's sister. However, the report says she sent five
text messages to her and talked with her on the phone another
three times through Feb. 13, 2019, five days after she claimed
she cut off communication.

Webb said he is going to refer Kim Foxx and her attorneys to the
Illinois Attorney Registration & Disciplinary Commission (ARDC)
for ethics violations.

The report does say that the investigation "did not develop
evidence that would support any criminal charges against State's
Attorney Foxx or any individual working at the CCSAO."

However, Webb said in his report that "the OSP did develop
evidence that establishes substantial abuse of discretion and
operational failures by the CCASO in prosecuting and resolving
the Initial Smollett Case."

Webb continued by saying it included a breach of its
"obligations of honesty and transparency by making false and/or
misleading statements to the public regarding the nature and
reasons for the dismissal" of the initial case and said it was a
"major failure of the operations."

Monday evening, the Cook County State�s Attorney�s Office
released the following statement:

"The Cook County State�s Attorney�s Office (CCSAO) remains
committed to honesty and transparency. Our response remains the
same as it was when the Office of the Special Prosecutor (OSP)
issued its August 2020 press release. Though State�s Attorney
Kim Foxx was not involved with the initial disposition of the
Smollett case, she and the CCSAO remain steadfast that the
office acted within its broad prosecutorial discretion.

"We respectfully disagree with the OSP�s findings of abuse of
prosecutorial discretion. A prosecutor�s discretion is as broad
as any in the law, and differences of opinion as to how a case
was handled do not signify an abuse of discretion. Finally, it
is important to emphasize that the OSP did not find any criminal
activity or undue influence on the part of the State�s Attorney
or the CCSAO."

Smollett's sister told investigators that Foxx told her, "Your
brother should be fine as long as he stays consistent," the
report says. Foxx denied saying that.

Retired Judge Sheila O�Brien, who successfully filed the motion
as a private citizen to have a special prosecutor assigned to
the case, slammed Foxx, calling her a "liar."

"Kim Foxx should resign. This report shows she is a liar, that
her administration is in chaos and that she�s blaming everyone
else," O'Brien said. "She should resign. Taxpayers deserve
better and Ms. Preckwinkle, her mentor, should take no part in
replacing Foxx."

"Cook County Government needs to clean house," she added.

Earlier this month, Smollett was found guilty of five out of six
charges, including telling a police officer he was a hate crime
victim, telling an officer he was a battery victim, and telling
a detective he was a hate crime victim.

https://www.foxnews.com/politics/kim-foxx-lied-contacts-jussie-
smollett-sister-investigation