Where was the nearest photo copier at MAL? And if there were others, were those siezed as well?

[ffr]

Because modern photocopy machines have hard drives used to store images of items being copied or printed. And that information could become critical evidence as to whether the documents TFG stole were duplicated.

For that matter, every photocopy machine that any of TFG's minions had access to should also have their hard drives replicated and forensically searched for images or file names given to documents copied or printed.

[Johnny2X2X]

1. Photos

Don't need to photocopy anything when a camera is adequate. Could probably just take video as you page through the documents 1 by 1 and you'd have the contents on video entirely.

[ffr]

2. We're talking TFG. His order to do something could include that too, but a photocopier is more

old school, like him and shouldn't be overlooked simply because there are other means of copying national secrets.

[getagrip_already]

3. I don't believe they were included in the warrant.....

Only places the documents could be stored. Electronic storage was not specifically addressed, nor were electronic devices seized.

[ffr]

4. Good point. Now that they're assessing the damage TFG's theft has caused, it's high time

those electronic devices also be searched before that information is tampered with or potentially gets overwritten.

[C_U_L8R]

5. Seems to be plenty of probable cause

to search everywhere Trump and his helpers have gone - physically and digitally.
I'm no prosecutor, but doesn't it seem the smart thing to do, to preserve
additional government property that might be hidden or illicitly distributed?
Not to mention preventing and unveiling the myriad crimes in motion?
Or is the FBI simply watching the rats scurry, racking up new charges
and revealing more co-conspirators? What a crazy ratnest of treason !

[brooklynite]

6. What would a photocopier tell you?

[eppur_se_muova]

7. See the OP -- modern photocopiers contain hard drives, which retain hundreds of pages of images nt