That’s right. All financial institutions would have a disaster recovery program. Usually, the backed up records are in a secure vault, not a warehouse.
Stone Mountain? Iron Mountain, is it?
Iron Mountain. https://www.ironmountain.com/
Not sure how burning paper records would impact the investigation since the alleged “shorting” activity would have been carried out on line and would be digitally documented (trading records, coordinating emails exchanged, etc).
Now if the digital records also are found to be missing/destroyed/corrupted…
The linked article contains an on-the-scene TV news report providing a lot of detail on when the fire started (mid-morning on a working day), how it was fought initially, and how it got out of hand (roof collapse took out the overhead sprinkler system), etc. There is also a next day follow-up video linked at the end of the first video. A lot of people involved right from the beginning.
So maybe it is just a coincidence; a damn convenient coincidence.
Yeah. Sort a like Jeff Epstein just committing suicide right there in the middle of the Feds NYC lock up. Just a coincidence. AG Barr said so. The Biden DOJ recent dropped charges against the negligent guards. Just another damn convenient coincidence.
There’s been a lot of those recently. Strange…