Archive · 26 May 2025
Kash Patel May Reopen 2023 White House Cocaine Case
In 2023, a small amount of cocaine was found in the White House, but the investigation was closed without finding who it belonged to.
Now, Kash Patel, potentially an FBI director, is likely to reopen this case.
This decision is based on a review of public corruption cases, including the White House cocaine incident.
Patel and others will focus additional resources to these cases.
Other cases under consideration include the DC pipe bombing, and the leak of the Supreme Court Dobbs case.
The FBI, led by Kash Patel, is likely to reopen the 2023 White House cocaine case.
The cocaine was found in a storage cubby near the West Wing entrance.
The original investigation closed due to lack of evidence and inability to identify a suspect.
The reopening is part of a broader review of public corruption cases.
Other cases being reviewed include the DC pipe bombing and the Supreme Court Dobbs leak.
- Who
- Kash Patel (potentially FBI director)
- What
- The FBI is likely to reopen the White House cocaine case from 2023.
- When
- The case was closed on July 13, 2023.
- Where
- White House, near West Wing entrance.
- Why
- To reinvestigate unresolved public corruption cases.
- Cocaine Amount
- 0.2 grams
- Location
- West Wing storage cubby
- Reason for closure
- Insufficient evidence
- Other cases under review
- DC pipe bombing, Dobbs leak
- Potential Individuals
- Around 500 people