Reddit Users Find Proof of Hillary’s IT Company Researching How to Delete Emails Without a Trace

Gateway Pundit ^ | SEPTEMBER 19, 2016 | Jim Hoft

[TBP]

But can they delete the tools they used without a trace of those?

[T. P. Pole]

These days most IT troubleshooting is done via Google-search. I’ve seen advice columns to the extent of “don’t Google for the answer in the presence of the client - ask to use the bathroom and search from there.”

[T. P. Pole]

I like it. Maybe a whole series of hippy era songs.

[EQAndyBuzz]

“This is one of those Dan Rather getting caught with his pants down days. It’s been posted a couple of times on FR but it can never get enough exposure.”

This needs an Alert on Drudge.

[pieceofthepuzzle]

“cover up in progress”

This should be forwarded to the Trump campaign.

[Two Kids' Dad]

Totally understandable.

[larryleo]

Here’s an archived link with page as it originally looked. Notice in the last post, the person who has no idea what Combetta is up to, mentions screwing with discovery. In other words, for legal reasons, there’s really no utilities that can remove an email address legally. Combetta was attempting to break the law on orders from HER!

https://web.archive.org/web/20160919035203/https://www.reddit.com/r/exchangeserver/comments/2bmm4l/remove_or_replace_tofrom_address_on_archived

[Yaelle]

We need to scream for Comey’s head!! Along with Hillary’s!!!

This is proof of intent. Any jury would convict!!!!!!!!

[tumblindice]

Bryan Pagliano was given immunity but when summonsed by Congress, he couldn’t attend, had to return a Redbox movie. Or something.

He will receive a stern letter with some words underlined.

[TigersEye]

How did this guy get and hold a job in IT?

The first requirement to work for Hillary is the willingness to commit as many Federal felonies as she commands. How many competent people are willing to risk their lives and careers to do that?

[Tanniker Smith]

Apparently, the posts on reddit seem to keep disappearing from r/politics.

[TheNext]

Everything is forever on the internet. Which is why I hereby humbly declare:

TheNext is Magnificiently Awesome!!

( It all works both ways. :-) )

[Garth Tater]

Yep, Exchange Server is just a fancy-dancy database server; easily manipulated from inside the mail server using standard tools or from outside the server using a bit of custom code.

3 days and $4200 at standard rates and you'll never know the to and from fields were changed if you're just looking for the changes using standard exchange server tools - but you'd have to convince me this wasn't being done for illegal purposes and while I could think of one or two legal reasons to do something like this it would have to be a client of long standing or else I'd dump them just for asking.

Now, if you're going to want the changes to evade an in depth forensic analysis it will be 2 weeks and $12000 at standard rates AND we're going to have to swap out the hardware AND I'm not going to give you a 100% guarantee that it will be undetectable, just my best effort. And again, you'd better have a really good reason for asking me to do something like this or you are GONE. And seriously, what possible legal reason could you ever have for doing something like this?

Note: this $12000 just covers "fixing up" the Exchange Server itself and a few backups. If you want the data that's gone over the wire and might have been picked up and recorded from there you are flat out of luck. That would take someone that knows what they're doing.

[TBP]

And if he does it again, those words will be CAPITALIZED AND IN BOLD PRINT, with exclamation marks!!!

[Jarhead9297]

I wasn’t aware the granting immunity allowed for pleading the 5th...hell if that’s the case who wouldn’t please the 5th each and every time!?

[gopno1]

I believe he plead the 5th at a congressional hearing. His immunity deal didn’t apply to that. He doesn’t have to tell Congress anything. Now, if there were criminal trials prosecuted by the DOJ (which we know there weren’t) then his immunity deal would be revoked and they would bring the hammer on him. It’s kind of confusing, but that’s why he did it—and rightfully so.

[Yaelle]

Did you see that the guy today has tried to scrub his whole social media? Too late! Also this story got into US News and World Report.

Come on, Matt Drudge!