| − | On September 21, 2016 the ''Daily Mail'' published an interview with a 15 year old girl and her father alleging she had an online sexual relationship with Anthony Weiner beginning January 23, 2016. The [[FBI]] New York field office (NYO), and the [[U.S. Attorney]] for the Southern District of New York (SDNY) led by [[Preet Bhahara]], issued a [[subpoena]] for Weiner's laptop and electronic devices shortly after. | + | On September 21, 2016 the ''Daily Mail'' published an interview with a 15 year old girl and her father alleging she had an online sexual relationship with Anthony Weiner beginning January 23, 2016. The [[FBI]] New York field office (NYO), and the [[U.S. Attorney]] for the Southern District of New York (SDNY) led by [[Preet Bharara]], issued a [[subpoena]] for Weiner's laptop and electronic devices shortly after. |
| | A federal search warrant was obtained for Anthony Weiner’s iPhone, iPad, and laptop computer. The FBI obtained these devices the same day. The search warrant authorized the government to search for evidence relating to the following crimes: transmitting obscene material to a minor, sexual exploitation of children, and activities related to child pornography. The Weiner case agent told the OIG that he began processing Weiner’s devices on September 26, and that he noticed “within hours” that there were “over 300,000 emails on the laptop.” He saw at least one BlackBerry PIN message between Hillary Clinton and Huma Abedin, as well as emails between them. He sae emails associated with “about seven domains,” such as yahoo.com, state.gov, clintonfoundation.org, clintonemail.com, and hillaryclinton.com. The case agent immediately notified his FBI New York Office (NYO) chain of command, and the information was ultimately briefed to NYO Assistant Director in Charge (ADIC)<!--William Sweeney-->. | | A federal search warrant was obtained for Anthony Weiner’s iPhone, iPad, and laptop computer. The FBI obtained these devices the same day. The search warrant authorized the government to search for evidence relating to the following crimes: transmitting obscene material to a minor, sexual exploitation of children, and activities related to child pornography. The Weiner case agent told the OIG that he began processing Weiner’s devices on September 26, and that he noticed “within hours” that there were “over 300,000 emails on the laptop.” He saw at least one BlackBerry PIN message between Hillary Clinton and Huma Abedin, as well as emails between them. He sae emails associated with “about seven domains,” such as yahoo.com, state.gov, clintonfoundation.org, clintonemail.com, and hillaryclinton.com. The case agent immediately notified his FBI New York Office (NYO) chain of command, and the information was ultimately briefed to NYO Assistant Director in Charge (ADIC)<!--William Sweeney-->. |