Second Roger Stone prosecutor abruptly resigns from DOJ ‘effective immediately’

A second federal prosecutor who had been working the Roger Stone case resigned from the Department of Justice on Monday.

Aaron Zelinsky, who had worked for special prosecutor Robert Mueller, was the first reported to have resigned on Tuesday.

He was followed by Jonathan Kravis, who was not a member of Mueller's team.

The resignations came after Attorney General Bill Barr's DOJ disavowed the sentencing recommendation for Stone made by prosecutors after President Donald Trump weighed in on the case.