An insider fears the Trump investigation in Manhattan has lost momentum after the 2 lead prosecutors resigned

Early last year — at the height of their probe into The Trump Organization — as many as nine Manhattan prosecutors at a time, and sometimes then-DA Cyrus Vance himself, would file into the grand jury room, eager to see the testimony for themselves.

During interviews, probe witnesses would find themselves in Zoom meetings with a small crowd of prosecutors occupying the other squares of their screen, apparently also just to watch.

"There were piles of prosecutors on every call, including two from the [New York Attorney General's] office," one person involved in the probe told Insider. "Everything was highly staffed."

But now, the DA's three year investigation into alleged financial fraud at The Trump Organization appears to be losing steam.