TODAY. In a startling revelation, sources have disclosed that the House Jan. 6 Committee deleted over 100 encrypted files just days before the GOP took the majority. Representative Loudermilk, conducting a forensic analysis of the data and archived hard drives, managed to recover significant digital records, uncovering the identity of a testimony not included in the Select Committee's archives. However, the recovered files are password-protected, raising concerns about transparency and accountability.
In response, Loudermilk has called on then-Jan. 6 Chairman Thompson to provide passwords for the encrypted files, emphasizing the need to access and properly archive these crucial documents. The move comes amidst allegations that the Select Committee went to great lengths to conceal specific documents, potentially obstructing the truth-seeking process. Loudermilk's demand for transparency extends beyond the Committee, as he has also written letters to the White House and the Department of Homeland Security, seeking unedited and unredacted transcripts of their testimonies that were allegedly withheld by the Thompson-led committee.
Loudermilk has set a deadline of January 24th for compliance with his requests. The deletion of encrypted files and the withholding of transcripts have raised questions about the integrity of the investigative process. Loudermilk asserts that recovering these documents is crucial for revealing the full truth to the American people. As the investigation unfolds, the battle for transparency intensifies, and Speaker Johnson has empowered Loudermilk to employ all necessary tools to ensure accountability and uncover the facts surrounding the events of January 6. The demand for access to encrypted files and withheld transcripts marks a pivotal moment in the pursuit of truth and justice related to the Capitol insurrection, emphasizing the need for a thorough and unbiased investigation.
America deserves government accountability and transparency!
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