BleachBit Creator: Clinton’s Wiped Emails Can Still Be Found That Were Sent to Third Party

Is it just me, or does the BleachBit dude look just a bit like an undertaker?

Andrew Ziem, the creator of the software program BleachBit that Hillary Clinton allegedly used to permanently wipe emails from her private server while at the State Department, said Monday morning it is possible the emails still exist on third-party servers. Ziem spoke with Stuart Varney on Fox Business and confirmed that it is impossible to recover deleted emails from Clinton’s server after using his program. There is a possibility, however, that the emails Clinton deleted were copied by a third party email server, Ziem said. He also cautioned those who use BleachBit to do so carefully.

Ziem explained how the program worked, saying, “What BleachBit can do is delete the data off of the server on which it was run … A challenge for Hillary, though, would be that emails that she sent out to the Senate email servers and to other parties, that’s beyond the scope of BleachBit.”

“Whenever an email is sent from her server to another email address, for example someone at Senate.gov, it creates copies, and I assume that Hillary Clinton even herself doesn’t have control over all those third-party email servers, only her own,” Zeim said.

You can download it for free: bleachbit.org

Ziem quoted Gowdy: "Even God can't read these emails."