Palm Beach, Florida - Prosecutors investigating the classified documents probe involving Donald Trump are leaving no stone unturned as dozens of staffers and aides at the former president's Mar-a-Lago estate have been subpoenaed to testify.

According to CNN, special counsel Jack Smith issued the subpoenas to at least two dozen people at the resort, including restaurant workers, a housekeeper, and staff members that were seen on security footage helping move boxes from a storage room.

Several of Trump's aides and attorneys have also been served, including communications aide Margo Martin who appeared before the grand jury overseeing the probe on Thursday.

All parties are ordered to testify before the federal grand jury, which seeks to question anyone who may have information connected to the investigation.

Donald Trump Trump threatens to take back Panama Canal in fiery rant: "Complete 'rip-off' of our country"

"They're casting an extremely wide net – anyone and everyone who might have seen something," a source close to the case told CNN.

In August 2022, the FBI raided the estate, finding classified documents that were taken from the White House at the end of Trump's presidency.

Trump has since been under investigation for potentially violating the Espionage Act by the Department of Justice.

Trump also faces several other investigations that may interfere with his chances to win the presidency in 2024.