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Cellardwellar: AT&T noted something in their last SEC 10Q filing, hiding something right in full view I'd say.

Why? I think they know there is one or more Federal investigation underway. Read the 'Whereas' segments and then come to the seven figure enticement with many conditions attached. See link below: pages 102 to 112.

https://investors.att.com/~/media/Files/A/ATT-IR/documents/ATT%202Q18%20Form%2010Q.pdf

In news releases or news coverage they have been referring to Robert as 'Bob Quinn', but I searched using 'Robert Quinn' and it was, well - so fluffy:

What do you think of this? - Regards the retirement of Robert Quinn, the executive who arranged the payment to Michael Cohen.

Robert Quinn has also been an active of the Federal Communications Bar Association (FCBA).

Read what Quinn got paid "to retire" (and) keep his mouth shut.

One investigative tool, available to FTC agents, is to offer up an 'Immunity' deal, which outweighs any non-disclosure agreements. Investigators have time to dig materials and testimony, for sure, if the FTC is working on this.

Look up the details on what is involved in offering 'Immunity' in legal matters.

Note that in Michael Cohen's case he cut a deal already pleading guilty to some charges. Paul Manafort earlier also made an arrangement when it came to his situation. Who might be next?

Then what?