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The data on Clinton’s first private server is transferred to another computer, causing some of Clinton’s emails to be lost.
Two out of 14 boxes of Clinton’s work-related emails may get lost.
The House Benghazi Committee requests Clinton should preserve and then hand over all her emails, not just those related to Benghazi.
Patrick Kennedy and other State Department officials allegedly attempt to change or remove the classification codes of some Clinton emails to make their release less politically damaging for Clinton.
Clinton’s lawyers give the FBI a thumb drive containing over 30,000 Clinton work-related emails.
The FBI picks up the most recent Clinton email server, which is still being used by Clinton.
Clinton’s lawyer gives the FBI two BlackBerrys that prove useless to the FBI’s Clinton investigation.
The FBI is unable to obtain any of Clinton’s BlackBerrys to examine them; two useful Clinton iPads are found, but they only contain three previously unknown emails.
The FBI trusts Clinton’s account and does not check if her latest private server contains any of her old emails.
The FBI finally interviews Clinton as part of its email investigation.