Democratic National Committee and Hillary Clinton's campaign chair during the 2016 election. Prosecutors claim Stone lied or gave misleading information to the House on a number of subjects, including saying he didn't have documents about the hacked materials — he did, according to charging papers; saying he hadn't directed associates to contact WikiLeaks — he had, according to messages quoted in the indictment; and saying he hadn't discussed his conversations with an intermediary about WikiLeaks with the Trump campaign — he told senior campaign officials about information WikiLeaks had on "multiple occasions," prosecutors alleged. Stone is also accused of trying to convince one of his then-associates, referred to as "Person 2," to lie to Congress in order to align their stories. A lawyer for former Stone associate RandyCredico confirmed that Credico is "Person 2"; he declined to comment further. Credico testified before the grand jury in September 2018. Prosecutors say that in December 2017, as Credico faced a congressional subpoena to testify, Stone asked Credico to do a "Frank Pentangeli" — a reference to a character in the Mafia movie The Godfather: Part II who was cooperating with law enforcement but then gave false testimony before Congress after his brother was threatened. The indictment also details that Stone also had only told the House about one intermediary's contacts with WikiLeaks, but Mueller's office alleges that Stone actually sought assistance from a second person earlier, referred to as "Person 1," in reaching out to WikiLeaks. Lawyers for Jerome Corsi, who had previously been cooperating with Mueller’s