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A question of email

Yesterday, prosecutors suggested through testimony that email was destroyed after a search warrant was executed at Fumo and Citizen's Alliance - which, if true, means that email was destroyed after it was absolutely clear that the FBI wanted it. That's obstruction of justice.

Today, Sheppard clarified that, if this indeed happened, his firm had nothing to do with it.

Defense lawyer: Any suggestion that anyone at Sprague firm suggested that email be deleted?
FBI agent: No.

Posted by Emilie Lounsberry on June 26, 2007 11:04 AM |

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Inquirer reporters Emilie Lounsberry and John Shiffman blog a hearing on the federal government's attempts to disqualify state Sen. Vincent J. Fumo 's attorneys, Sprague & Sprague.

Fumo faces federal charges of misusing his Senate staff and the funds of two charities. His trial is not expected to begin until early next year.


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