Mystery Gmail Account Revives Questions About Clinton Email Probe

epoch times ^ | 8/28/2019 | IVAN PENTCHOUKOV

[bitt]

FBI Section Chief Peter Strzok looked dismissive and aloof as he listened to Office of the Intelligence Community Inspector General investigator Frank Rucker relay an alarming lead for the Clinton email investigation on Feb. 18, 2016, at the bureau’s headquarters in Washington, according to Rucker and Jeanette McMillian, an attorney who accompanied him to the meeting.

Days earlier, Rucker had discovered an anomaly in all but four of the 30,490 emails Clinton’s lawyers provided to Congress. Each message contained “carterheavyindustries@gmail.com” in the metadata, suggesting that a copy of each message that passed through Hillary Clinton’s private, unauthorized server during her tenure as secretary of state was forwarded to the Gmail address in real-time. Rucker’s concern was amplified when he searched for “Carter Heavy Industries” on Google and came up with information for a Chinese company with a similar name.

On the same day, more than 1,600 miles away in Denver, Colorado, FBI agents interviewed Paul Combetta, the information technology aide who allegedly created the mystery Gmail account. Combetta told the agents that he used the account in February 2014 to transfer an archive of Clinton’s emails from her tenure as the secretary of state to the Clinton email server he was administering for Platte River Networks in Secaucus, New Jersey. As a result, “carterheavyindustries@gmail.com” ended up in the metadata of each message.

[bitt]

I don’t think she ever thought for a minute about her emails being read by the Chinese, or for that matter....Goggle.

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She was given 2 seperate lectures about secure email and communications with phones - she chose to blow them off. She also lied about using three different devices, and even brought them into China, etc. She was a STUPID and DUPLICITOUS tool. Some even say she intentionally allowed the Chinese see her communications....this will soon be determined, IMO.

[wastoute]

I hate to disappoint you but at this minute Barr is busily trying to string a list of excuses together to get the rubes to believe “something will be done” in “4 to 6 weeks”.

[Starboard]

Kind of like “free beer tomorrow”.

[TChad]

I wonder why they choose to use a company name close to that? Perhaps it was to appear to be associated with them.

Shandong Carter Heavy Industries is a real Chinese company:

https://www.bloomberg.com/profile/company/ACUEBZ:CH

That company does not need a Gmail account to handle its emails. I'm sure it controls its own dedicated mail servers. Anyone on the planet with internet access could have set up that gmail account.

Whoever named the carterheavyindustries@gmail.com email account could just as easily have named it djtrump2020@gmail.com. The name, by itself, does not prove a Chinese connection, as some seem to believe. The name may have been some sort of private joke.

[jazminerose]

You are absolutely right and I appreciate you’re bringing this up. Hillary is stupefyingly lazy, along with being a mental dullard.

We can all be assured that Hillary herself never *wrote* anything in the Senate or anywhere else. The game plan there was to just log in the miles while keeping her head down and not rocking anyone’s water craft.

Part of it is just the nature of the left—none of them are original thinkers. If you can stomach it, listen to a room full of dems for a few minutes; you’ll hear talking parrots. They swooned over agonizingly interminable Obama speeches made up of recycled pablum.

Not a single new idea has popped into a liberal head since JFK. It’s become the party of lazy thinkers.

*Everything* has been done from Hillary since she glommed onto Bill like the barnacle that she is.

What Bill got out of it was a wife who could never possibly steal his precious spotlight and would be ruthless in executing whatever dastardly deeds Bonnie and Clyde determined needed to be done.

[piasa]

Intelligence Community Inspector General investigator Frank Rucker

I wonder if he is related to author Phil Rucker, who cowrites books with a reporter at the Washington Post?