Today, a federal judge ordered the FBI to “produce the information it possesses related to Seth Rich’s laptop,” within 14 days, stating that the FBI improperly withheld the information under the Freedom of Information Act (FOIA).
On July 10, 2016, at 4:18 a.m., Seth Rich, an employee of the Democratic National Convention (DNC), was shot two times in the back and killed.
D.C. police said it was an attempted robbery gone wrong, although nothing was stolen. “If it was a robbery, it failed,” said Seth’s father, Joel Rich, “because he still has his watch, he still has his money, he still has his credit cards, still had his phone.” Seth’s watchband was damaged, but it was not stolen, and neither was anything else, including an expensive pendant he had around his neck.
Stories soon started to spread that Seth’s death was planned and that he was the man who had leaked the Democratic Party’s e-mails, related to Hilary’s actions, to Wikileaks. These emails were ignored by the corrupt mainstream media but were shared by Wikileaks and on social media.
In response to the first of two FOIA lawsuits, the FBI denied having any information or files related to Seth Rich’s murder. But that was not true and eventually, somehow 20,000 pages were found.
Attorney, Ty Clevenger, has been trying since 2017 to get the government’s records related to the DOJ/FBI’s investigation of Seth Rich, in particular, whether he was involved in the leaked DNC emails or had been in communication with Wikileaks.
Today US District Judge Amoz Mazzant ordered the corrupt FBI to finally release the documents they have on Seth Rich.
The FBI has also withheld the contents of Seth Rich’s personal laptop, which it possesses, alleging that the privacy of Rich’s family outweighs the public interest in disclosure.
The court disagreed, stating “the FBI has not satisfied its burden of showing more than a de minimis privacy interest that would justify withholding information from Seth Rich’s laptop.”
It concluded:
