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Should be easy to fix, criminally charge those involved with obstruction of justice, declare it an issue of national security and request that the NSA provide
by fleitz 12y ago
Should be easy to fix, criminally charge those involved with obstruction of justice, declare it an issue of national security and request that the NSA provide these emails.
Where are the drives, where are the backups? Why haven't the drives been sent to 3rd parties for extraction including reading platters directly.
- lsh123 12y agoI like the idea but in the last 5-6 years it feels the government is putting itself completely above the law. IRS-gate, Solyndra-gate, Benghazi-gate, ... It just doesn't stop: the Administration lies again and again but nobody get prosecuted for that.
- meepmorp 12y agoThis appears to have been an individual workstation (see https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=7891622 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=7891622), and the problem seems to have occurred in 2011, before this became a political issue. It's possible that nobody thought that it was an important enough problem to warrant sending the disks out for 3rd party forensics.
- fleitz 12y agoI find it difficult to believe that an organization that advocates keeping coffee receipts for 7 years wouldn't have an email archiving solution in place.