They searched for four or five hours and seized 17 items, including phones, notebooks, a Somali language children’s book and a vintage camera that her husband had received as a gift, she said.
A children’s book, really?
Well you know how Republicans are with kids.
I wonder if military base housing would be safer or less safe for her. Starting to wonder when the career military folks who spent their lives and watched friends sacrifice theirs to fight the ongoing cold war conflicts are going to realize Donnie has betrayed them.
Safe from the FBI? No difference. It would be one small speedbump for them to coordinate with base security to perform the raid.
Not sure what that’s going to gain her… Though I believe having a bunch of FBI Peckerwoods roaming through her home is very violating…
Living in a home that isn’t bugged.
This was my first thought as well. I wouldn’t trust my furniture or really anything either, though. Shit could be as small as a crumb with tech these days
I’m reminded of that X-Files episode where Mulder tears his entire apartment to shreds and finds one tiny bug inside his electrical outlet by the window.
We really have no idea just how camouflaged or small these things can be nowadays.
The really fun ones are when they don’t have any physical bug at all, like laser microphones, or using microwave imaging (EM, not the appliance) to watch people through the wall. There are x-ray systems entirely contained in the back of a box truck, too.
