Federal Investigators Obtained ‘Several Years’ Worth of Records Following Roger Stone’s Arrest

A court filing submitted by Robert Mueller shows that FBI agents seized a large trove of records and communications from Roger Stone‘s house after he was placed under arrest last week.

Prosecutors for the special counsel’s office told a federal judge on Thursday that they found “several terabytes of information” on multiple devices in Stone’s house, making the discovery “both voluminous and complex” in scope. The collected evidence on the hard drives has information from iCloud and email accounts, bank records, and digital financial content that dates back several years.

JUST IN: According to Mueller and DC USA, discovery in the Roger Stone case is “both voluminous and complex,” and “is composed of multiple hard drives containing several terabytes of information”—including bank records & comms taken from iCloud/email accounts, electronic devices. pic.twitter.com/JkIJFoZHau

— Natasha Bertrand (@NatashaBertrand) January 31, 2019

Stone was taken into custody under multiple counts of obstruction, false statements, and witness tampering. These charges pertain to his alleged lies to Congress regarding whether he served as a conduit between WikiLeaks and the Trump Campaign during the 2016 election.

Read the whole document for yourself here.

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