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> lots of evidence of deliberate data destruction But evidence of deliberate data destruction is evidence. It might be an open question of what it is evidence
by lisper 3y ago
> lots of evidence of deliberate data destruction
But evidence of deliberate data destruction is evidence. It might be an open question of what it is evidence of -- for example, maybe someone is just clearing out old records. But if someone is trying to destroy -- oh, I dunno, just spitballing here -- surveillance footage of someone moving boxes of classified materials after a subpoena has been issued for those materials, it's hard to explain that as anything other than a cover-up.
- throwawaymaths 3y agoThey might be trying to cover up something else that isn't the conspiracy theory. Suppose there's a theory that some person got suicided in jail. And a lot of security footage got deleted. It could be that the prison guards were torturing the person in the cell for information that they could use to blackmail important people, and covering that up and there was not (yet) a higher level call for the person to be suicided. Not saying that's the case in any particular incident, just conjuring a hypothetical example.