Who Has The Missing 33,000 Emails?

FBI Director James Comey claimed it was impossible to determine which work related emails Hillary refused to turn over because she deleted 33,000 of them.

She thought destroying the evidence would allow her to escape charges.

But someone claims to have her emails and they are intent on releasing them before the election.

Kim dotcom, pictured above, is an internet entrepreneur who started the file sharing site Megaupload.com

Obama’s Department of Justice has been hounding him for years for his efforts to democratize the internet.

And on Hillary Clinton’s birthday he fired off a series of tweets claiming to be in possession of Hillary Clinton’s 33,000 missing emails.

Does @Wikileaks have 33,000 explosive candles for Hillary’s birthday cake? Maybe?! 

— Kim Dotcom (@KimDotcom) October 26, 2016

He even poked fun at Hillary Clinton spouting off unsubstantiated conspiracy theories that Russian President Vladimir Putin is behind the email hacks.

Do you really think I have the Clinton emails? Did you not listen to Hillary?
Vladimir Putin = Tier 1 Hacker   pic.twitter.com/3ZwFzSC8br

— Kim Dotcom (@KimDotcom) October 26, 2016

And he also taunted the Clinton team for believing the tool BleachBit could erase all records of her emails.

Bleachbit(ch) can’t bleach it 

— Kim Dotcom (@KimDotcom) October 26, 2016

If he actually has the emails, he could release them in the final days of the campaign as the ultimate last minute surprise.

Clinton’s missing emails have been a source of controversy since her private server was revealed.

She claimed the emails she deleted were merely personal in nature that included mundane content such as yoga routines and recipes.

But FBI Director Comey revealed Hillary’s team didn’t read the exact contents of emails to sort out work related emails from those that were personal in nature.

Instead, they relied on keyword searches.

And the exposure of her missing emails could upend the Presidential campaign.