Feds Have 'Terabytes' Of Evidence That 'Span Several Years' In Stone Case
By Josh Kovensky
January 31, 2019 12:44 pm
Prosecutors possess an enormous trove of data and documents obtained during the criminal investigation of Roger Stone, according to a court document filed in the case Thursday.
The government has “multiple hard drives containing several terabytes of information” relevant to the case, which includes “bank and financial records and the contents of numerous physical devices.”
The FBI conducted simultaneous predawn raids of Stone’s Florida home, office, and Manhattan apartment on Jan. 25, arresting the longtime GOP operative and seizing “physical devices.”
The filing – made by prosecutors to designate the case “complex” to delay the trial date and provide more time for the discovery process – also states that the discovery materials include “search warrant applications and results” like “Apple iCloud accounts and email accounts.”
https://talkingpointsmemo.com/muckraker/roger-stone-evidence-terabytes-span-several-years
Hey Roger, can I call you Roger, do you think that maybe you and Manafort will be jail house buddies, looking out from the glass window in jail house door, and you giving your Nixon impersonation..............your screwed................just like him................
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You can check out any time you like, but you may never leave.
Pink Champagne on ice................
and now he has even more evidence to back him up. 
He knew he was going to be raided and arrested by the feds. Why does he have all that stuff stored at his house?
But ... YAY!!
Dude has been saying he would get indicted "any day now" for ages. But hey, I guess he thought he had a great password manager perhaps?? 
Republicans like Lindsey Graham seeking an investigation into the FBI's tactics on the morning of Stone's arrest. The hardball approach is warranted when there is fear of weapons or the target destroying pertinent documentation.
Mueller's always several steps ahead. 
