Posted on 08/14/2015 2:39:29 AM PDT by Brad from Tennessee
The new revelation that Hillary Clinton’s private server was made “blank” in June 2013 — but nonetheless stored at a data center in New Jersey — raises a slew of new questions about the former secretary of state’s handling of her emails.
The attorney for Platte River Networks, the Denver-based cybersecurity company Clinton hired shortly after leaving office to handle the server, says that she does not know why the hardware would have been stored in a New Jersey data center if it was “blank.”
“The server that was turned over to the FBI voluntarily yesterday to our knowledge has no information on it,” the attorney, Barbara Wells, told The Daily Caller in a brief phone interview.
On Wednesday, after Platte River Networks gave the server to the FBI, Wells told The Washington Post that the information from it “had been migrated over to a different server for purposes of transition” in June 2013.
That revelation is significant because until now, most observers have assumed that Clinton wiped her server clean sometime after October, when the State Department sent a letter requesting that she hand over all of her emails. Clinton’s attorney, David Kendall, informed the House Select Committee on Benghazi in late March that the server had been wiped clean.
But the new claim that the server has been useless for more than two years indicates that when Clinton finally did produce her emails in December — 55,000 pages worth — they were drawn from a different device. . .
(Excerpt) Read more at dailycaller.com ...
It’s not that she is that important, but she has a symbiotic relationship with key people. If she goes down, they go down with her.
We don’t know if she destroyed the server, just did’t turn over what was asked
Clinto’s also claim she had replaced the “old server’ with a new one and the old one was destroyed. Taking as long as they have to get their hands on those computers literally gave her the right to steal. The government can/will/has gone in and taken what they want when they want it. There is no good reason for not grabbing those computers on day one. Lots of blame going around on this circus.
They are going to undelete all the deleted emails obviously.
Look FBI, this thing will not even boot it is so wiped.
Yeah I can see her, eh I mean a fall guy doing it
Bingo!
Bkmrk.
Does anybody know in what format the email was requested in originally? Somebody on a different forum stated that they were requested to be printed out. This makes no sense at all to me as there would be no way to search the messages and also how could you know that they weren’t edited?
Regarding the “Top Secret” emails: Shouldn’t the originator (CIA) have copies of what they sent, when they sent it, where they sent it, and a receipt showing that the email was received and opened by the recipient? Also, if a response was provided, they would have that as well.
Maybe pictures did not transfer over to the other server?
and..... the complexity is far above hillary’s technical competence or pay grade
Hillary probably turned over a different server to the FBI.
The original one is long gone.
How is the FBI going to be able to tell that they have the right machine
and the right hard drives?
That was my thought. It would be very obvious to the FBI that this was a new drive. There would be at least some kind of time stamp on it and the complete absence of any data is evidence in itself.
It would be easy then, if the FBI wanted, to convict her of obstruction and destroying evidence. I doubt they would do it though.
The real question, for me, is:
Who financed the equipment, install and programming of that server?
If it was truly a private server, the costs must have been borne by some “private” entity. The overall costs were comparatively minimal but;
the server needed to be purchased (ca. $250), physical install configuration (ca. $500), connection and web-config to make the server operational (ca. $250).
Did the Clinton Foundation ^front^ this small amount of funding so that [H!] could S/R emails regarding her actions as Secy State “bundled” with contributions to the Foundation?
Gowdy should look into the funding of the “private server”.
“... NSA to (ahem-ahem) examine that wiped server ...”
That’s not NSA’s domain, rather it is the FBI’s and they are supposedly doing just as you mention.
If the HD was replaced, as the story suggests, simple polling will reveal how long the drive has been in use on that particular email server and whether that is the same server Hillary used as revealed in the raw email headings.
-— . I doubt they would do it though. -—
Unless King Obungle wants it done. I don’t think that the investigation would have gone this far without his authorization.
If Obama takes out Hillary, she will retaliate.
And who is the operating system and server software, and domain registered to?
I have this picture in my mind of Hillary and Huma riding home in the back seat of a car, reminiscent of the scene from "The Godfather" where Vito Corleone is returning home after meeting with the heads of the five families:
HILLARY: "Bernie Sanders is a pimp. He never could have out fought the Republicans....but I did not know until this day that it was Obama all along."
They were not requested to be printed out. When State Department asked Clinton for her Emails that is the format Clinton decided to give it to them in. That way there was no way to have access to any electronic format related to her computers. The printed emails were simply a guarantee that the drives could not be searched. She's a crook of the highest order, makes Nixon look like a kid stealing a cookie. These people, not just Clinton but the entire Obama administration are traitors of the worst kind and should be behind bars for the rest of their life which should end at the end of a rope.
What about the Blackberry she used? Hers (ie private...I doubt) or the government’s? Where is it now? And the servers the hosted her Blackberry account? Not likely on a home brew server!
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