E-Mail Skandal: FBI ermittelt wieder gegen die Tatverdächtige Hillary Clinton wegen starkem Tatverdacht in der E- Mail-Privat-Account-Affäre

Hat Clinton die USA als private -Ich-AG geführt?

Nach Auskunft des US Justitministeriums hat das FBI dier Unrtersuchungen gegen Hillary Clinton wegen starkem Tatverdacht wieder aufgenommen.

Vorher war bekannt geworden, dass sie auch für staatliche Hoheitsaufgaben nur ihren eigenen privaten E Mail Account nutzt udn keine zweiten Accounnt für berufliche Zwecke nutzte,

Weitere ca 15 000 E Mails werfen ein erschreckendes Bild auf eine skrupellose  und machtgeile Frau,  die über Leichen geht, nachdem E Mails gerade den Clinton Clan als Ich  AG enttarnt hatten.

FBI Direktor James Comey hat die Ermittlungen deshalb wieder aufgenommen.

In connection with an unrelated case, the FBI has learned of the existence of email that appear to be pertinent” to Clinton’s investigation, Comey wrote to the chairs of several relevant congressional committees, adding that he was briefed about the messages on Thursday. “I agree that the FBI should take appropriate investigative steps designed to allow investigators to review these emails to determine whether they contain classified information, as well as to assess their importance to our investigation.”

 

The FBI director cautioned, however, that the bureau has yet to assess the importance of the material, and that he doesn’t know how long that will take.

The Clinton campaign has yet to comment, but an aide told CNN: “We’re learning about this just like you all are.”

Democratic vice presidential nominee Tim Kaine was asked about Comey’s letter while campaigning at an early voting site in Tallahassee, Florida. “Gotta read a little more, gotta read a little more,” he told reporters.

 

Stocks fell after Comey’s announcement, CNBC reported.

Representative Bob Goodlatte (R-Virginia), chair of the House Judiciary Committee, praised the decision to reopen the case.

“Now that the FBI has reopened the matter, it must conduct the investigation with impartiality and thoroughness,” he said in a statement. “The American people deserve no less and no one should be above the law.”

Almost 15,000 new Clinton emails were discovered in September, but it's unclear if the announced investigation relates to them or other correspondence. The newly discovered emails are not related to Wikileaks or the Clinton Foundation, law enforcement sources told CNN’s Evan Perez.