Comments on: FBI searches apartment of alleged Palin hacker
Bureau reportedly searches apartment of David Kernell, a 20-year-old University of Tennessee student, as part of its investigation into hacking of Alaska governor's Yahoo e-mail account.
Bureau reportedly searches apartment of David Kernell, a 20-year-old University of Tennessee student, as part of its investigation into hacking of Alaska governor's Yahoo e-mail account.
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But the question I want to know is why is the FBI involved? They are the "Federal" Bureau... She's the governor of a state with more animals than people. What makes her so special? :)
I do a lot of work in private homes helping public citizens with their personal computers. I had once instance a woman's ex-husband was trying to hack into her computer (he wanted to know who she was seeing now). I found a key logger on her computer and contacted the FBI (along with some other evidence her ex-husband was trying to access her bank accts). They traced the key logger back to her ex-husband in about 4 days.
And these ******** claims that the "left wing conspirators did it" need to stop. Until a proper investigation is finished, don't assume things because he is the son of a Dem state rep. Sons of Democrat reps have minds of their own. And whoop-de-doo that her account came clean. Not everyone has dirty secrets.
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- I'm just amazed that the FBI was able to track down this kid so quickly, when they've been unable to find hundreds of emails missing from White House computers when they were plotting to out a CIA agent.
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Showing 3 of 3 pages (107 Comments)I had always heard that you would have to completely erase your hard drive 3-4 times and maybe set it on fire to keep the FBI from recovering deleted files. I didn't think Rove, Cheney, & Bush had done that yet. I guess it just depends on who is signing your paycheck. After all, we know how unbiased things are at the DOJ.