"What are the odds of 31 phones accidentally wiped clean?" @LizMacDonaldFOX @realKTMcFarland pic.twitter.com/mEzwHTmAKI
— Donald J. Trump (@realDonaldTrump) September 12, 2020
FOIA Helps Show Weissmann & Team Knew What They were Doing When Govt Phones Were Wiped Clean
#Durham This is the same, highly experienced team trusted with the Special Counsel Russia probe. Now READ this inventory for their government phones @JudicialWatch via FOIA: “entered password too many times + wiped his phone,” “phone wiped itself without intervention” + “restored pic.twitter.com/hlWtVQtQX2
— Catherine Herridge (@CBS_Herridge) September 12, 2020
BREAKING: Sen. Chuck Grassley asks Attorney General William Barr and FBI Director Christopher Wray for answers on Mueller team wiping phones
— SV News 🚨 (@SVNewsAlerts) September 11, 2020
CONSCIOUSNESS OF GUILT: Records released by the Justice Department this week suggest top Mueller aides erased records from at least 15 phones.
Senate Homeland Security Chair Ron Johnson is asking a Justice Department watchdog to probe recently revealed documents that suggest members of special counsel Robert Mueller’s team wiped records from their official phones.
Records released by the Justice Department this week in response to a Freedom of Information Act request suggest top Mueller aides erased the information from at least 15 phones, citing forgotten passwords, physical damage and missing hardware.
“These reports are troubling and raise concerns about record retention and transparency,” Johnson wrote in a letter to DOJ inspector general Michael Horowitz. “Therefore, I respectfully request that your office open an investigation into this matter to determine what, why, and how information was wiped, whether any wrongdoing occurred, and who these devices belonged to.”
h/t JADR