Was Hillary’s E-Mail Server Housed In The Bathroom Closet Of A Denver Loft Apartment?

19 Aug, 2015 by Scott McKay

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It looks like it very well may have been. The Hillary Clinton e-mail scandal simply gets worse and worse with each passing day…

The IT company Hilary Clinton chose to maintain her private email account was run from a loft apartment and its servers were housed in the bathroom closet, Daily Mail Online can reveal.

Daily Mail Online tracked down ex-employees of Platte River Networks in Denver, Colorado, who revealed the outfit’s strong links to the Democratic Party but expressed shock that the 2016 presidential candidate chose the small private company for such a sensitive job.

One, Tera Dadiotis, called it ‘a mom and pop shop’ which was an excellent place to work, but hardly seemed likely to be used to secure state secrets. And Tom Welch, who helped found the company, confirmed the servers were in a bathroom closet.

It can also be disclosed that the small number of employees who were aware of the Clinton contract were told to keep it secret.

The way in which Clinton came to contract a company described as a ‘mom and pop’ operation remains unclear.

However Daily Mail Online has established a series of connections between the firm and the Democratic Party.

Platte River Networks worked for Colorado Governor John Hickenlooper – once heavily tipped to be Clinton’s 2016 running mate – during his election to be mayor of the city in 2003

The company’s controversial vice president of sales David DeCamillis is also said to be a ‘big Democrat’ supporter who offered his house to Joe Biden for the party’s convention held in Denver in 2008.

It will be the small scale of the firm and its own home-made arrangements which will raise the most significant questions over security and over what checks Clinton’s aides made about how suitable it was for dealing with what new transpires to be classified material.

No, it doesn’t appear that Platte River Networks had a security clearance for storing some of our most valuable state secrets.

Asked about these revelations yesterday, Clinton’s answers made for one of the most embarrassing and perhaps disqualifying press appearances in modern American political history. The scandal is turning her wobbling presidential bid into a sideshow; the real question becomes whether her real challenge isn’t getting elected but staying out of prison.