After holding America’s breath for ten days, the hypothetical indictment of Donald Trump in the case of buying the silence of a porn actress should not take place before the end of April, the press reported on Wednesday, as quoted by AFP.

The former head of the White House, who dreams of returning there in 2024, must answer to New York state justice and Manhattan prosecutor Alvin Bragg for paying $130,000 to an actress and porn producer. Stormy Daniels.

As the media repeated numerous rumors of a possible indictment in early March, Donald Trump struck a political blow on March 18, announcing without any evidence on his social network Truth Social that he would be “arrested” and put on trial. in New York three days later to collect.

But nothing happened. And the country waited 10 days for this accusation, which would be unprecedented against a former American president.

The Washington Post, Politico and the New York Daily News said Wednesday, citing sources close to the case, that the justices will rule after April 24.

Since March 20, the grand jury — a group of citizens empowered with broad investigative powers and responsible for handing down indictments — has convened only twice, and no subpoenas have been issued.

The Manhattan district attorney’s office says daily that it “cannot comment on grand jury cases.”

For his part, Donald Trump, who denies “any crime” and any connection with Stormy Daniels, assessed on Sunday and Monday that the investigation is “dead”, “fraud” and “interference in the election”, organized ” Golans” before the presidential elections starting in 2024.

Justice in New York is trying to determine whether the 76-year-old former president is guilty of perjury – a felony – or campaign finance laws – a felony – after he paid $130,000 to the woman under her real name under the name Stephanie Clifford in the weeks leading up to the November 2016 election.

For what purpose? According to the indictment, this was done to cover up an alleged extramarital affair 10 years earlier.

To Trump’s accusations that he is an “animal” and a “racist” and Republicans that he is “politically motivated,” Attorney General Bragg, an African-American Democrat-elect, responded that the billionaire had “created false expectations” in the media about his prosecution and condemned “interference” in the investigation.