Posted on 06/22/2014 4:58:40 PM PDT by smoothsailing
Hadn’t they already done all kinds of Gestapo stuff by 2011?
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Yes they had, and Lerner “missing” emails were from Jan 2009 to April 2011.
Thanks.
Then whoever is pressing the inquiry was badly misinformed or they would have immediately shot down the excuse about Lerner’s HD being recycled.
That would at best just be holding a cached, offline copy of the emails.
The SQL Server and Exchange hard drives would not only be in RAID configuration as you mentioned, but most likely very high capacity and also high speed, as well as being matched, plus be non-standard in that they would be designed not to do “heroic” data recovery attempts which does not work well with RAID. So they would be expensive, typically have a very long life cycle, and the possibility of them simply being trashed is very, very unlikely.
Heck, hardware is not my specialty and even I know that. What level of advisers does this inquiry have??? How could they let the IRS prattle on about Lerner’s hard drive for more than 10 seconds...
Who are these oportune douchebags?
He needs that SMIRK smacked off his face!!
It would be nice to determine if there is a family relationship here. Knowing the Chicago way, I would bet there is for sure.
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