Posted on 06/17/2014 11:23:29 AM PDT by RoosterRedux
The IRS’ inability to locate a trove of emails belonging to Lois Lerner, the former agency official at the center of the department’s targeting scandal is “mind-boggling,” according to an expert in electronic discovery.
Bruce Webster, who has served as a consulting and IT expert in more than 80 civil lawsuits, is astonished by the fact that the IRS could lose two years’ worth of emails.
“It is very well known in both legal and IT circles that as soon as litigation and/or criminal investigation is likely -- not actually initiated, but merely likely -- it is imperative to preserve any relevant electronic documents, even it if means suspending existing practices of, say, email deletion or purging of backup files,” he explained in an email to FoxNews.com.
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Lets have a hearing.
Witness list:
1. Fellow who first discovered ‘crashed’ computer.
2. That guy’s boss
3. Etc.
How can they get away with a press release saying the dog ate their homework? No...let individuals lie about it under oath.
There is nothing mind-boggling about these emails disappearing. It’s straightforward lies and corruption, which have become routine over the past five terrible years since we left the rule of law behind.
An IT expert thinks he knows more about computers than Obama? I think not!
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