Robert Mueller’s prosecutors rest case against Paul Manafort

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Members of special counsel Robert Mueller’s team rested their case against Paul Manafort on Monday, capping 10 days of evidence and testimony as they worked to convince a jury that Manafort concealed millions of dollars in offshore bank accounts and misled banks to secure loans.

The jury of 12 — six men and six women — heard from 27 witnesses over the span of more than two weeks. It’s unclear whether Manafort’s lawyers will call witnesses to testify, though that question will be answered Tuesday morning.

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