That’s going to be absolutely everywhere when this orange turd dies.

Shotgun ammo and a medkit

There’s a reason that they say: “It’s not the crime, it’s the cover-up.”

Don’t underestimate what people will do when they think they are up against a wall.

In this case the cover-up has been pretty good.

No worries. Wasn’t clear. I’m saying they should investigate to see if they catch one of the guys doing the shredding. If they find them, prosecutors can try to “flip” them. Get the person to give up (or turn) who told them to destroy things.

Imagine Bill Barr ordered the destruction. The guy he ordered could turn him in.

Totally fair. But to destroy evidence they probably had to involve more people. Conspiracies collapse when there are a lot of people. If they can flip one of the lower players, they can work their way up the ladder. A random security guard probably can’t afford a lengthy legal battle. Isn’t that how investigations usually go?

Yeah. IDK. This facility holds high profile people who are indeed awaiting trial. If I was there I would probably want to keep good records. But like I said, it’s all conjecture.

I was thinking along the lines of documents within a few days of his death.

Obviously this is just my imagination at this point but if I was gonna kill someone and wanted to leave as little evidence as possible I would probably burn it all. Destroying everything I could find would be the next best thing. If I were there for nefarious reasons, I wouldn’t want even a scribble of a note in a some document margin saying I was there.

All that to sat, it may be good to investigate what/if things were indeed destroyed.

Well when I worked in government we had a ton of paperwork all over the place. Was early 2000s and we were scanning everything into archives. Maybe things have changed.

I would imagine the prison holding the most notorious and infamous people would have more records than even a normal federal prison.

But maybe not. If shit was destroyed the medical and incoming/outgoing records would be the only things that I would think relevant to destroy. And destroying it all is probably better than just destroying specific items. ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

The way that government systems work is that there are a ton of redundancies and there are usually hard copies. If they had documents with just the coming and going of people who visited, in theory investigators can put together timelines. I wouldn’t be surprised if the DOGE people destroyed digital records.

If you know that a lot of this stuff may get out, destroying any trails of evidence disrupts the process.

I’m not saying I know this happened but it does make me wonder.

… and the billionaires draft the laws.

I can’t even fathom the levels of synergy that takes!