The FBI may have closed the infamous 51-year-old skyjacking case, but one man claims to have the solution.

A former federal prosecutor, Glenn Kirschner, criticized the Justice Department's investigation into FBI agents who searched Mar-a-Lago during the 2022 Trump case, calling it 'searingly corrosive' to law enforcement. Kirschner argued the probe aims to undermine a dismissed classified documents case against Trump, which was dismissed 'without prejudice,' allowing it to be revisited after Trump's potential presidency ends. He warned that the investigation risks politicizing federal agents, who may now fear retaliation for politically sensitive cases. Kirschner accused the Trump administration of disregarding legal protections for law enforcement and predicted efforts to financially and personally burden targeted agents. The probe is part of a broader pattern targeting institutions to erode their legitimacy, according to Kirschner, who emphasized that agents followed legal procedures but face political vendettas. This follows recent actions by the DOJ against the Jalisco New Generation Cartel, highlighting tensions between law enforcement and political agendas.

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