Clearly, the Awan family repeatedly accessed unauthorized classified data, but the DOJ prosecutors could find no such evidence.
According to many articles by Luke Rosiak of the Daily Caller News Foundation, the House Office of the Inspector General claimed in 2016 that the Awan family logged into members' servers that they had no business accessing, in some cases even after they had been fired.
Imran's entire family and a few associates were on the House payroll ostensibly working as IT administrators.
Imran's entire family and a few associates were on the House payroll ostensibly working as IT administrators until they were banned on 02 February, 2017.
Further, there are indications that some were "Fake employees." For example, Rao Abbas, whose most recent job experience was at a McDonald's, where he got fired, appeared on the payroll of a number of House members soon after Awan owed him money.
Even though the House Security policy requires background checks, there is a loophole allowing House members to simply say on required forms for background checks that another member vouched for them!
According to the House report of 20 September, 2016, shortly before the Presidential election, members of the Awan family were logging into servers of members they didn't even work for, using the Congressional Member's personal username, uploading data off the House network and trying to obscure their unauthorized entry.
https://canadafreepress.com/article/the-doj-has-lost-all-credibility
According to many articles by Luke Rosiak of the Daily Caller News Foundation, the House Office of the Inspector General claimed in 2016 that the Awan family logged into members' servers that they had no business accessing, in some cases even after they had been fired.
Imran's entire family and a few associates were on the House payroll ostensibly working as IT administrators.
Imran's entire family and a few associates were on the House payroll ostensibly working as IT administrators until they were banned on 02 February, 2017.
Further, there are indications that some were "Fake employees." For example, Rao Abbas, whose most recent job experience was at a McDonald's, where he got fired, appeared on the payroll of a number of House members soon after Awan owed him money.
Even though the House Security policy requires background checks, there is a loophole allowing House members to simply say on required forms for background checks that another member vouched for them!
According to the House report of 20 September, 2016, shortly before the Presidential election, members of the Awan family were logging into servers of members they didn't even work for, using the Congressional Member's personal username, uploading data off the House network and trying to obscure their unauthorized entry.
https://canadafreepress.com/article/the-doj-has-lost-all-credibility
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