Did Mueller's Team Commit 'Anticipatory Obstruction of Justice' with Coordinated Wiping of Phones?

[rangerrebew]

Did Mueller's Team Commit 'Anticipatory Obstruction of Justice' with Coordinated Wiping of Phones?
By Matt Margolis Sep 11, 2020 4:58 PM EST
AP Photo/Susan Walsh

Several dozen phones belonging to members of Special Counsel Robert Mueller’s Russia collusion investigation team were wiped out for various reasons before the Justice Department’s Office of Inspector General was able to review the devices. Congressional Republicans are looking to find out if there was a “widespread intentional effort” to conceal information from the inspector general and suggested that the apparent coordinated effort could amount to “anticipatory obstruction of justice.”

“The calls come after newly released records from the Justice Department showed that at least several dozen phones belonging to members of Mueller’s team were wiped of information because of forgotten passcodes, irreparable screen damage, loss of the device, intentional deletion or other reasons,” reported Brooke Singman at Fox News. “All before the Justice Department inspector general’s office could review the devices.”

Senator Chuck Grassley was none too pleased with the news and is demanding answers from the Justice Department.

https://pjmedia.com/news-and-politics/matt-margolis/2020/09/11/did-muellers-team-commit-anticipatory-obstruction-of-justice-with-coordinated-wiping-of-phones-n921174

[Cyber Liberty]

One phone would have been a accident, two a coincidence, but all of them?  No charges will be filed and all will be forgotten in time for the election.