From: "Bill Mattox" 

There does not seem to be any proclivity toward investigating this aspect
(even Dan Burton today called it a legitimate "mistake"), but I
am highly suspicious that the hole opened up in the e-mail system was no
accident, which would help explain why so much apparently sensitive
correspondence was run through the systems not being backed up or indexed.
My suggestion would be to follow up with all technicians responsible for
the e-mail systems from the beginning and find out if that
"convenience" was created intentially for the purpose of
unmonitored internal dialogue related to coordinating illegal activities.

(Remember, Stephy testified they were ordered not to take notes during
meetings. (Whether they did or not, at least that became the official
position), which indicates they knew enough to preemptively cover their
tracks when necessary.)

"Randall Parker"  wrote in message
news:MPG.1348506d6db2fd2398a17d{at}news.barkto.com...
> It sounds like some contractor made up his own interesting highlights
> zip file of White House e-mails on various scandal topics.
>
> It makes sense really. Suppose you are some contractor geek in the White
> House who has admin privileges and time on your hands. Who's going to
> know what you are up to? You're probably in some very small remote
> dungeon office with little to do and bosses who don't understand what
> you really do. So you might get curious and go poking around...
>
> http://www.drudgereport.com/matt7.htm
>

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