Yall know more about email than me...
- Thread starter Jarod
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Email experts (who knew there was such a job?) have said that yes, they can almost always be found, unless they were overwritten, which it would take some time for that to happen.
I know that during the Monica "scandal", that girl said she thought she had deleted her emails, and it was a surprise to her when the FBI was able to retreive them.
But you know, that was about serious business; a sexual act. So I don't know if we can afford to expend the same resources to retrieve these emails.
I know that during the Monica "scandal", that girl said she thought she had deleted her emails, and it was a surprise to her when the FBI was able to retreive them.
But you know, that was about serious business; a sexual act. So I don't know if we can afford to expend the same resources to retrieve these emails.
They would have to have access to servers over which they have no power to truly "erase" them. That does not mean, however, that they have easy access to find them on those servers as well. If they are erased as a policy from a server, if you don't have access to corresponding servers which they pass through you will not be able to pull them up at whim, or say, if they are subpoenaed. It would take time to produce them were that to happen.
Agreed Desh. It is about running out the clock. In fact, within one of the Kyle Sampson emails that was released, he said exactly that.
Now that I read the story on it, yes, I think it is delay.