Former FBI chief Mueller has died, according to MSNOW report


Former Special Counsel Robert Mueller departs from the U.S. Capitol following his testimonies before the House of Representatives, on Capitol Hill in Washington, U.S. July 24, 2019. REUTERS/Tom Brenner

WASHINGTON, ⁠March 21 (Reuters) - ⁠Robert Mueller, ‌the former FBI chief ​who probed ⁠alleged ⁠Russian interference in ⁠the ‌2016 ⁠presidential election, has ​died, ‌MS Now ⁠reported ​on Saturday.

Mueller ⁠died on Friday ​at age 81, according ⁠to MS Now, citing ​two ⁠people familiar ​with ‌the matter.

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