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DOJ records show members of Mueller’s team ‘wiped’ phones during Trump probe

The documents were released after a lawsuit from Judicial Watch

Newly released records from the Department of Justice show that the cell phones of multiple people on then-Special Counsel Robert Mueller’s investigative team were "wiped" for various reasons during the probe.

The records show at least several dozen phones were wiped of information because of forgotten passcodes, irreparable screen damage, loss of the device, intentional deletion or other reasons -- and came before the DOJ’s Office of Inspector General (OIG) could review the devices.

The documents show that Mueller deputy Andrew Weissman "accidentally wiped" his phone twice after entering the wrong passcode too many times in March 2018. Lawyer James Quarles’ phone “wiped itself” without his intervention, the records say.

The documents were released after a lawsuit from the conservative watchdog group Judicial Watch. They were first reported by Sean Davis of the Federalist.

The records say that a phone belonging to FBI lawyer Lisa Page – whose anti-Trump texts with FBI agent Peter Strzok were of interest to investigators -- was restored to factory settings when the inspector general’s office received it.

Other officials, whose names are redacted, claim to have unintentionally restored their phone to its factory settings, deleting all records of communication.

Next to the name of one redacted person, the record says: “Phone was in airplane mode, no passcode provided, data unable to be recovered so had to be wiped.”

DOJ records show members of Mueller’s team ‘wiped’ phones during Trump probe
 
DOJ records show members of Mueller’s team ‘wiped’ phones during Trump probe

The documents were released after a lawsuit from Judicial Watch

Newly released records from the Department of Justice show that the cell phones of multiple people on then-Special Counsel Robert Mueller’s investigative team were "wiped" for various reasons during the probe.

The records show at least several dozen phones were wiped of information because of forgotten passcodes, irreparable screen damage, loss of the device, intentional deletion or other reasons -- and came before the DOJ’s Office of Inspector General (OIG) could review the devices.

The documents show that Mueller deputy Andrew Weissman "accidentally wiped" his phone twice after entering the wrong passcode too many times in March 2018. Lawyer James Quarles’ phone “wiped itself” without his intervention, the records say.

The documents were released after a lawsuit from the conservative watchdog group Judicial Watch. They were first reported by Sean Davis of the Federalist.

The records say that a phone belonging to FBI lawyer Lisa Page – whose anti-Trump texts with FBI agent Peter Strzok were of interest to investigators -- was restored to factory settings when the inspector general’s office received it.

Other officials, whose names are redacted, claim to have unintentionally restored their phone to its factory settings, deleting all records of communication.

Next to the name of one redacted person, the record says: “Phone was in airplane mode, no passcode provided, data unable to be recovered so had to be wiped.”

DOJ records show members of Mueller’s team ‘wiped’ phones during Trump probe
do they just write random articles to keep you all waiting and wanting more? I mean after what 4 years they would've arrested someone by now. Especially the Clintons. Is donald running on the platform of giving him 4 more years so that he can lock up the people that he didn't lock up in his first 4 years?
 
do they just write random articles to keep you all waiting and wanting more? I mean after what 4 years they would've arrested someone by now. Especially the Clintons. Is donald running on the platform of giving him 4 more years so that he can lock up the people that he didn't lock up in his first 4 years?

the irony given the Mueller investigation's outcome
 
Looks like Barr's trying to poison the well

Or... she needed to separate her politics from her job and was unable to do so. I can see you need to plant your spin story girl but from the linked article this could go several ways not all have to do with Barr pressuring.

“Dannehy, whom sources told the Courant is not a supporter of President Trump, was reportedly conflicted between politics and loyalty to Durham, a longtime colleague. The career prosecutor has led high-profile investigations into leaders such as former Connecticut Gov. John G. Rowland (R)”
 

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