The ongoing legal saga involving former FBI director James Comey has taken a dramatic turn as the Department of Justice faces mounting scrutiny over its handling of the case. Lindsey Halligan, the prosecutor involved, has admitted that the full grand jury never saw the final indictment against Comey, raising serious questions about the validity of the case. A federal judge has criticized the DOJ for ‘profound investigative missteps’ and has indicated that these missteps may jeopardize the prosecution. Furthermore, former Trump administration lawyer Ty Cobb has called for disbarment of Halligan and another attorney, accusing them of misconduct. As the situation unfolds, critics contend that the case against Comey is increasingly precarious, with some declaring it ‘dead,’ while calls for accountability are growing louder.