State Department Lacks Clinton Aide's E-Mail File
- Former aide Pagliano was granted immunity by FBI in probe
- Clinton used private server to send or receive 60,000 messages
Bryan Pagliano, a former U.S. State Department employee, leaves a House Benghazi Committee closed interview on Capitol Hill in Washington on Sept. 10, 2015.
Photographer: Andrew Harrer/BloombergThe State Department has not located an e-mail file used by a staffer during a key period after he established and maintained a private computer server used by former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton.
The staffer, Bryan Pagliano, was granted immunity in the FBI’s continuing probe into the security of the server. The State Department said Monday that while it does have an e-mail master file, known as a pst, related to Pagliano’s employment as a contractor after Clinton left office in 2013, it hasn’t found one from her tenure. The department added that it does have some of his e-mails from his time with Clinton. The information came in response to a Freedom of Information Act request and legal filing by the Republican National Committee.