On 2/20/24 11:27 AM, ScottW wrote:
as the absurd story of the J6 bombs keeps coming back up as it
remains unsolved and inexplicable.
https://public.substack.com/p/fbi-claim-that-alleged-january-6
"There are many other suspicious elements of the case. The FBI claims
that cell phone data that would have helped it to find the bomber was corrupted. The Secret Service claims that all the text messages of
its agents from January 6 were deleted, which independent experts
have said is “highly unusual,” “not something any other organization would ever do,” and “ludicrous.”"
https://www.washingtonpost.com/technology/2022/07/29/jan6-texts-data-security/
and if they really wanted to comply with their data retention
requirements by law....they could easily stipulate to their contract
provider to retain the text content. Verizon does this for 3 days
minimum so any provider could do it. That could easily be archived
as permanent....but they wiped their phones and then say "oops".
GMAFB
Now do the Secret Service.
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