 Executive U.S. Attorney Brian Wilson told McGrady in a Friday email obtained by the Anchorage newspaper that his office reviewed cases to identify potential conflicts of interest that arose from the findings of the judicial court report. Wilson identified 23 cases with apparent conflicts stemming from Kindred's interaction with the federal prosecutors, including firearms thefts, drug distribution, and a felon in possession of a firearm. Kindred had recused himself from some cases after the judicial investigation began in 2022 yesterday.