The fbi doesn’t lose records. They destroy records when it serves their purpose.
“The fbi doesn’t lose records.”
Well, there WAS that time 900 or so FBI records (of NOT Friends of Bill) disappeared for a while.
In the White House.
During Bill Clinton’s presidency.
AKA Filegate.
Don’t forget McCabe had an ongoing dispute with a woman at the FBI named Gritz and Flynn had gotten involved in that dispute on her behalf. She said McCabe had harassed her while she was working on the case of missing retired FBI man Levinsson who had disappeared after a meeting on Kish Island in the Persian Gulf. Note that in addition to Flynn, Levinson appears in the news again this month:
Robert Levinson: Judge tells Iran to pay $1.5bn to family of kidnapped CIA spy
Richard Spencer, Middle East Correspondent
Wednesday March 11 2020, 12.01am GMT, The Times
https://www.thetimes.co.uk/article/robert-levinson-judge-tells-iran-to-pay-1-5bn-to-family-of-kidnapped-cia-spy-p5kd090qr
A judge in the United States has ruled that Iran was responsible for kidnapping and torturing a former FBI officer who went missing 13 years ago.
The ruling, giving the family of Robert Levinson a notional $1.5 billion, is likely to be ignored by the Iranian authorities but it has served to put pressure on the US to pursue his case.
At first the authorities said Mr Levinson had been working as a private investigator when he went to Kish Island in 2007, from where he disappeared. However, they later admitted that he had been working on a mission for the CIA.
“This case, brought by Levinson’s family against the Islamic Republic of Iran for his hostage-taking and torture, is largely about whether it was...
Bingo. Bureaucrats don’t lose records. Even if they did, there would be a record of the last person to have the records that got lost, so we would know who was responsible.