Emails From Hillary Clinton’s IT Director at State Department Appear to Be Missing

Ooopsie!

Remember Bryan Pagliano; the IT 'specialist' who Clinton hired to set up her bizarre secret home-brew server?
Well, it seems there are absolutely no emails from him from the period Hillary was Secretary of State...emails only exist from AFTER she left the State Dept.
Isn't that Odd? Lucky? Convenient? Suspicious? Criminal?

BTW...Mr. Pagliano was also the Clinton aide recently given immunity by the FBI.
It seems the FBI finds this to be quite unbelievable, as well.

TICK TOCK....

The State Department said today it can’t find any of Bryan Pagliano’s emails from the time he served as Secretary of State Hillary Clinton’s senior information technology staffer during her tenure there. Pagliano would have been required to turn over any official communications from his work account before he left the government.

State Department officials say he had an official email account, but that they can't find any of those records and continue to search for them. “The Department has searched for Mr. Pagliano’s email pst file and has not located one that covers the time period of Secretary Clinton’s tenure,” State Department spokesman Elizabeth Trudeau said today, referencing a file format that holds email.

“To be clear, the Department does have records related to Mr. Pagliano and we are working with Congress and [Freedom of Information Act] requesters to provide relevant material. The Department has located a pst from Mr. Pagliano’s recent work at the Department as a contractor, but the files are from after Secretary Clinton left the Department," Trudeau added.

his statement about Pagliano’s email comes in response to a FOIA request-turned-lawsuit by the Republican National Committee, which wants the State Department to turn over all his emails as well as Clinton’s text and Blackberry Messenger communications. In a court filing today, the RNC said the State Department has told them there are no documents responsive to either of those requests.

Pagliano was responsible for setting up the now-infamous private server in the basement of the Clinton's home in Chappaqua, New York. He has since become a key witness in the FBI inquiry into the handling of sensitive material on that server and has been granted immunity by the Justice Department in exchange for his cooperation.

“It’s hard to believe that an IT staffer who set up Hillary Clinton’s reckless email server never sent or received a single work-related email in the four years he worked at the State Department," the RNC's Deputy Communications Director, Raj Shah, said in a statement to ABC News. "Such records might shed light on his role in setting up Clinton’s server, and why he was granted immunity by the FBI. But it seems that his emails were either destroyed or never turned over, adding yet another layer to the secrecy surrounding his role.”

The State Department also pointed out that the Politico newspaper has previously reported that Pagliano’s emails were unavailable.

It's unclear why the State Department does not have his email records for the time her served as her IT director or whether or not he purposefully withheld them.

When Clinton's emails were published on the State Department's public reading room, only one email of his surfaced. It was a happy birthday message from his private email account to hers. She forwarded it to another staffer instructing him to "pls respond."

abcnews.go.com...

I bet those emails might be in the "personal deleted" batches ("handled" by Cheryl Mills).

The FBI has them anyway I think.

(backups)

Ooopsie! is right .....

found one from Oct 2012 !!!

right in the SD website too !!!

from Bryan to Hillary with Love and Kisses

Kerry --- where are you?

Here's Pagliano's SD info.....

State Dept. Releases Personnel File For Hillary’s Private Server Technician

a reply to: xuenchen

Yes, the article mentioned the 'Birthday Wishes' email from Pagliano to Clinton. Apparently, that was the only email Crooked Hillary felt would be safe to keep. Imagine what had to be deleted.

a reply to: IAMTAT

It seems the FBI finds this to be quite unbelievable, as well.

That's not what it says:

“It’s hard to believe that an IT staffer who set up Hillary Clinton’s reckless email server never sent or received a single work-related email in the four years he worked at the State Department,"the RNC's Deputy Communications Director, Raj Shah

In fact, there's no statement in that article from the FBI at all.

a reply to: IAMTAT
More news coming out all the time.

Still waiting for the big one.

He would have been the one to blow her case. Im not surprised they are missing. You can be sure they were deleted.
Remember his first statement when this came out? He wasnt going to talk. He was claiming his rights not to tell anything. Hopefully the FBI is protecting him now, so he doesnt take an unexpected Clinton dirt nap

a reply to: xuenchen

That is a strange email, is that her actual birthdate?

And it appears she responded weeks later and said "pls repsond"?

That is if these haven't been tampered with.
Obviously someone was trying to obscure his email address,
its redacted.

originally posted by: theantediluvian
a reply to: IAMTAT

It seems the FBI finds this to be quite unbelievable, as well.

That's not what it says:

“It’s hard to believe that an IT staffer who set up Hillary Clinton’s reckless email server never sent or received a single work-related email in the four years he worked at the State Department,"the RNC's Deputy Communications Director, Raj Shah

In fact, there's no statement in that article from the FBI at all.

Don't let reality get in the way...

a reply to: burntheships

Yup.

Oct 26th is her birthday.

(5 days short of Halloween)

a reply to: IAMTAT

Emails From Hillary Clinton’s IT Director at State Department Appear to Be Missing

If that is true and if the FBI or other gov't sources are confirming that, than many anti Hillary supporters are going to be disappointed including myself.


The reason being is:

Its no secret that the gov't monitors emails at the point of transmission on the actual infrastructure and backbone of the internet. They don't need your actual device , hard drives, or computers, or etc.

Therefore unless the gov'ts clustered and redundant backed up system had a perfectly timed catastrophic failure at multiple locations during every time one of those emails were sent , then those emails exists.

If they are truly saying they are lost then they are covering up and she will not be charged, simple as that. Cased closed IMO.

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a reply to: theantediluvian

My statement that it seems the FBI finds it unbelievable is in reference to the immediate prior sentence concerning Pagliano getting immunity.

If you choose to interpret that as a reference to the RNC comment, that's on you; I posted the entire article, so you should've had no problem discerning the facts within said article.

Sounds to me like the emails they wish to have released are not available because they are currently held by the FBI being investigated. That would explain why his emails after Clinton left office are available. They would not be part of that investigation.

“To be clear, the Department does have records related to Mr. Pagliano and we are working with Congress and [Freedom of Information Act] requesters to provide relevant material.

a reply to: introvert

Probably not the case.
The State Dept. was told to turn over all Pagliano emails to Clinton as part of a FOIA request/lawsuit.
State said there were no emails located in response to that request. They did not say all material responsive to that request had already been turned over to the FBI.

a reply to: IAMTAT

Probably? We need to know for sure.

Look at that statement again:

To be clear, the Department does have records related to Mr. Pagliano and we are working with Congress and [Freedom of Information Act] requesters to provide relevant material.

It says right there that they do have the records, but it appears they have not been cleared to be released. They are working with congress to do so. If they have not been cleared for release, or are being held but he FBI for investigative purposes, then it is reasonable to conclude that they would not be "located" in response to that particular request.

S&F

I think this is on topic:

New State Department Documents Reveal Clinton Top Political Operative Pushed For Hire of Pagliano at State Department

Judicial Watch announced today that it has obtained Department of State emails showing that top Clinton aide Laura Pena helped push through the political appointment of former Clinton for President IT director Bryan Pagliano to a Schedule C position at the State Department in 2009. The new documents also show the involvement of Patrick Kennedy, Under Secretary for Management, in Pagliano’s hiring.

The emails show others in the State International Resource Management (IT division) in which Pagliano would work questioned why a political appointee was being placed in the office. And the emails reveal that a political appointee could not even report directly to a superior in the International Resource Management division, raising further questions among Pagliano’s supervisors.

source

a reply to: introvert

Right. Only from after she left office. Nothing prior.

You neglected to include the following in what you quoted:

but the files are from after Secretary Clinton left the Department," Trudeau added.

...an honest mistake, I'm sure.

a reply to: IAMTAT

Anything after Clinton left office would not be part of the current investigation. So they would be available. Why would they withhold emails that had nothing to do with her time as SoS?