The author of Dossier on Trump was the former British intelligence officer Christopher Steal - WSJ

The author of the scandalous dossier with the chosen president of the United States, Donald Trump, was 52-year-old British intelligence Christopher Steal, now head of the private company Orbis Business Intelligence Ltd., located in London, reports Wall Street Journal, citing its sources. Recall that the dossier refers to the contacts of the members of the election headquarters of Donald Trump and the Russian special services during the campaign, as well as the presence of compromising evidence for the elected president. Trump himself called the dossier the “fake” and “witch hunt”, and Putin’s spokesman Dmitry Peskov (who, according to the dossier, was the main apologet in the idea of ​​supporting Trump and Clinton) called him “another fake”. Steel’s partner, Christopher Burrose, in a conversation with reporters, did not confirm or refute the information that Orbis had prepared a dossier.

Orbis Business Intelligence was founded by 2009 British intelligence immigrants. The company relies on the information of the “global network” of experts and businessmen, advising customers and conducting complex, often international investigations, is approved on its official website.