Mueller Team Members Spoke ‘Comically’ About Wiping Phones, FBI Agent Says

The Epoch Times ^ | September 25, 2020 | IVAN PENTCHOUKOV

[Engedi]

I watched a bit of Tucker last nite, tail end when they were talking about the investigation and how all these people are rewarded with a book, movie, spot on mainstream news when they all did illegal things on Trump.

He was referring to Comey, who has a book and a movie coming out next month, Page and Strzok, McCabe got hired by news media.

[Buckeye McFrog]

I am guessing he is safely retired...

They love their pensions more than country

[Ann Archy]

HANGING is TOO GOOD for tHEM!

[EVO X]

They love their pensions more than country

The Weiner laptop case agent was threatened with prosecution if he went the whistleblower route. He faced firing, legal bills and loss of pension. He didn't come forward until he thought it safe to do so..

[Robert357]

Some criminal charges are long overdue on the whole phone memory erasing thing. People need to be charged, held without bail and hopefully a jury will convict them. In the mean time if still employed by the FBI or any federal agency letters of reprimand should be put in personnel files and potentially fired for misconduct. Some accidents especially those that are questionable are or should be firing offenses.

[FLT-bird]

I’ll believe any of these people are brought to justice for this when I see the Deep Staters who participated in Crossfire Hurricane get indicted and take their perp walks.

Still waiting.

[eyeamok]

Conspiracy to Obstruct Justice
Conspiracy to Destroy Evidence

sounds like a good 20 years to me.

[Svartalfiar]

SCO records released earlier this month show that at least 22 phones belonging to members of the Mueller team were wiped prior to being reviewed for records. The employees provided dubious excuses for wiping their phones, such as doing so “accidentally” or because they forgot their passwords. Two employees claimed their phones wiped themselves.

In addition to the 22 devices which were wiped, 44 phones contained zero records when reviewed by a records officer assigned to the Mueller team. Five other SCO phones contained only one record each, and four had fewer than 10 records per device, according to the log kept by the records officer over the course of more than 20 months.

Does this not scream out "suspicious" to every single person involved with this? I can legitimately see maybe 2-3 devices being 'wiped' due to damage from dropping/getting run over, or something similar. Forgotten passwords shouldn't need to wipe the phone...

And then another 44 phones, from the investigation, have essentially zero records at all? Right...

[E. Pluribus Unum]

Forgotten passwords shouldn't need to wipe the phone...

It's one of the reasons 4 out of 5 drug dealers prefer iPhones.

https://www.anysoftwaretools.com/iphone-erase-data-failed-passcode/