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• ↓ FBI still defying court order to produce records about Seth Rich
• ↓ An open letter to the Department of Justice about whether the FBI has geolocation data related to Seth Rich
• ↓ FBI wants even more time to produce Seth Rich laptop records
• ↓ The FBI is still trying to withhold records about Seth Rich and CrowdStrike
• ↓ Good news about Seth Rich records, and no thanks to Judicial Watch
• ↓ National Security Agency to release records about Americans illegally spied on by FBI
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"I haven’t posted on Ye Olde Lawflogge for three-and-a-half years, but it looks like the FBI is still playing as dirty as ever. On March 24, 2024 Chief Judge Amos Mazzant of the U.S. District Court for the Eastern District of Texas ordered the FBI and the Justice Department to (1) produce affidavits regarding Seth Rich’s electronic devices and (2) answer questions that the government should have answered more than a year ago. This evening’s filing only raises more questions."

"The FBI produced a “Notice of Compliance,” an affidavit from the FBI records section, an affidavit from an Assistant U.S. Attorney in DC, an affidavit from an FBI forensics supervisor, and a purported Vaughn index. In a Vaughn index, the government is supposed to explain what it withheld and why, but this Vaughn index isn’t much better than the last one. Kash Patel’s FBI is still operating just like Christopher Wray’s FBI, hiding records and thumbing its nose at court orders.I have only begun to analyze what the FBI did and didn’t produce, but below I’ve posted an initial analysis from Claude AI. Other analyses are welcome, and feel free to send those observations to me on X at @Ty_Clevenger."

"Recent press reports indicate that the FBI purchased / obtained geolocation data to determine the location of individuals during the January 6, 2020 riots on Capitol Hill. I would like to know if the FBI purchased or obtained similar data related to Seth Rich on or around the July 10, 2016 date of his murder."

"I know that the FBI does not include electronic surveillance (ELSUR) data in its FOIA search indices (per the policy excerpt attached below), so I’m wondering if the geolocation data might have been classified as ELSUR and therefore not indexed. Similarly, I’m wondering if the FBI has any ELSUR on purported attempts to hack, tamper with, or otherwise alter the data on Seth Rich’s personal or work laptops. For example, the FBI may have purchased, obtained or produced ELSUR related to other individuals alleged to be responsible for hacking the DNC, hacking Seth’s laptops, etc. I believe any such information would be covered by the following paragraph in our April 9, 2020 request:"

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FBI still defying court order to produce records about Seth Rich

An open letter to the Department of Justice about whether the FBI has geolocation data related to Seth Rich

FBI wants even more time to produce Seth Rich laptop records

The FBI is still trying to withhold records about Seth Rich and CrowdStrike

Good news about Seth Rich records, and no thanks to Judicial Watch

National Security Agency to release records about Americans illegally spied on by FBI