Man charged with forging Chief Justice John Roberts’ signature, impersonating NSA agent
A man was charged with forging the signature of Chief Justice John Roberts on fake court documents and impersonating federal officers, including an NSA agent. He allegedly used the forged signature to try to get his own criminal case dismissed and to intimidate officials.
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National story. 16 articles from 13 sources. Updated Aug 27, 2026.
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8 sourcesProsecutors say man forged chief justice’s signature to fight charges
Man charged with forging Chief Justice John Roberts’s signature, impersonating NSA agent
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3 sourcesProsecutors say man forged chief justice’s signature to fight charges
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2 developments- Aug 25Only center coverage:Man charged with forging Chief Justice John Roberts’ signature, impersonating NSA agent
- Aug 27Prosecutors say man forged chief justice’s signature to fight charges
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Quiet for 52 daysLast development · Aug 27 — Prosecutors say man forged chief justice’s signature to fight charges