Computer forensic experts interviewed by Politico told the publication that portions of Hillary Clinton's 30,000 emails deleted by her aides are almost certainly recoverable, although getting at them would be time consuming and expensive. “Obviously Clinton has someone with technical capability to run a mail server for her. Whether that person is actively capable of interfering with an investigation, I don’t know. That’s another technological step up.” said Hal Pomeranz, founder of Deer Run Associates, a computer forensics investigation firm. Rasch, the cyber-crimes prosecutor now in private practice, compared deleting an email in standard email systems, such as Microsoft’s Outlook or Google’s Gmail, to placing a computer desktop item in the recycle bin. In other words, the item can still be recovered until you do something else, such as empty the bin. With most email systems, that something else would be putting another email in...(Read Full Article)