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From the Washington Times:
Now IRS Reports EVEN MORE Computer Crashes, Doesn’t Know If Emails Still Exist
- Irs Employee Looking For Lois Lerner Emails Was Blind, Literally!
From PJM: An IRS employee tasked with trying to restore and obtain emails on Lois Lerner’s IRS computer’s hard drive was legally blind. Stephen Manning, the deputy chief information officer for strategy and modernization at the IRS, submitted an...
- The Irs Destroyed Lois Lerner's 2009-2012 Blackberry, After Congressional Investigations Into Her Targeting Had Begun
From the Observer: The IRS filing in federal Judge Emmet Sullivan's court reveals shocking new information. The IRS destroyed Lerner's Blackberry AFTER it knew her computer had crashed and after a Congressional inquiry was well underway. As...
- Second Federal Judge Orders Irs To Explain “lost” Lerner Emails Under Oath
From Fox News: A second federal judge has now ordered the IRS to explain under oath how the agency lost emails from former division director Lois Lerner, the woman at the heart of the Tea Party targeting scandal. U.S. District Court Judge Reggie...
- Irs Has "lost" Lois Lerner Emails
THE STEPFATHER OF LIES See, this is just another example of a NAIVE AND COLLAPSING ADMINISTRATION. From the House Ways and Means Committee: Washington, DC – Today, Ways and Means Committee Chairman Dave Camp (R-MI) issued the following statement regarding...
- Irs Employees Directed To Lock Down Data Across Entire Agency, “not To Wipe, Re-image Or Destroy Any Hard Drives”
From National Review: The Internal Revenue Service is in the process of locking down all computer data across the agency, a sign that investigations into the scandal-plagued agency may be taking a broader sweep than initially anticipated. Agency...
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IRS seeks help destroying another 3,200 hard drives
From the Washington Times:
Days after IRS officials said in a sworn statement that former top agency employee Lois G. Lerner’s computer memory had been wiped clean, the agency put out word to contractors Monday that it needs help to destroy at least another 3,200 hard drives.
The Internal Revenue Service solicitation for “media destruction” services reflects an otherwise routine job to protect sensitive taxpayer information, but it was made while the agency’s record destruction practices remain under a sharp congressional spotlight.
Now IRS Reports EVEN MORE Computer Crashes, Doesn’t Know If Emails Still Exist
- Irs Employee Looking For Lois Lerner Emails Was Blind, Literally!
From PJM: An IRS employee tasked with trying to restore and obtain emails on Lois Lerner’s IRS computer’s hard drive was legally blind. Stephen Manning, the deputy chief information officer for strategy and modernization at the IRS, submitted an...
- The Irs Destroyed Lois Lerner's 2009-2012 Blackberry, After Congressional Investigations Into Her Targeting Had Begun
From the Observer: The IRS filing in federal Judge Emmet Sullivan's court reveals shocking new information. The IRS destroyed Lerner's Blackberry AFTER it knew her computer had crashed and after a Congressional inquiry was well underway. As...
- Second Federal Judge Orders Irs To Explain “lost” Lerner Emails Under Oath
From Fox News: A second federal judge has now ordered the IRS to explain under oath how the agency lost emails from former division director Lois Lerner, the woman at the heart of the Tea Party targeting scandal. U.S. District Court Judge Reggie...
- Irs Has "lost" Lois Lerner Emails
THE STEPFATHER OF LIES See, this is just another example of a NAIVE AND COLLAPSING ADMINISTRATION. From the House Ways and Means Committee: Washington, DC – Today, Ways and Means Committee Chairman Dave Camp (R-MI) issued the following statement regarding...
- Irs Employees Directed To Lock Down Data Across Entire Agency, “not To Wipe, Re-image Or Destroy Any Hard Drives”
From National Review: The Internal Revenue Service is in the process of locking down all computer data across the agency, a sign that investigations into the scandal-plagued agency may be taking a broader sweep than initially anticipated. Agency...