[proxy_user]

This does not make sense within the architecture of Microsoft Outlook. The emails are not stored in separate files. You need to use a MS Outlook utility to reclaim freespace, and there is no wiping.

[dayglored]

> This does not make sense within the architecture of Microsoft Outlook. The emails are not stored in separate files. You need to use a MS Outlook utility to reclaim freespace, and there is no wiping.

Depends entirely on how Outlook client is configured to work with its server. And anyway, given her propensity for using her Blackberry, I doubt she ever touched an Outlook client. If the server was configured for IMAP it could easily have had one file per message.

[ronnietherocket3]

This does not make sense within the architecture of Microsoft Outlook. The emails are not stored in separate files. You need to use a MS Outlook utility to reclaim freespace, and there is no wiping.

Quite possibly she copied the files she wanted to copy and release, and then used bleachbit on the outlook file.

[Hugh the Scot]

You may not understand Microsoft Outlook as well as you think.

[jurroppi1]

Outlook uses .pst or .ost files in every environment I’ve seen.
https://support.office.com/en-us/article/Introduction-to-Outlook-Data-Files-pst-and-ost-6d4197ec-1304-4b81-a17d-66d4eef30b78