Now Huma claims she never used laptop seized from Anthony Weiner by FBI - so can she explain how it ended up containing her Clinton emails?

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[h=1]Now Huma claims she never used laptop seized from Anthony Weiner by FBI - so can she explain how it ended up containing her Clinton emails?[/h]

• Huma Abedin's attorney tells Politico that Clinton's chief aide denied the laptop seized by the FBI was shared with estranged husband
• Anthony Weiner's sexting relationship with girl, 15, was revealed by DailyMail.com and probed by FBI - leading to laptop seizure
• But Karen Dunn - a Clinton loyalist attorney hired by Abedin - says it was his alone
• Identity of her lawyer suggests she wants to stay in Clintonworld - but Clinton herself called Abedin just 'one of my staffers' on Monday
• Development comes amid bitter clash between Clinton and FBI with White House backing its director James Comey as man of 'principle'

By DAILYMAIL.COM REPORTER and WILLS ROBINSON FOR DAILYMAIL.COM
PUBLISHED: 23:59, 31 October 2016 | UPDATED: 02:45, 1 November 2016

 

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Huma Abedin's lawyer has thrown new confusion into the Clinton email probe - saying she never used the laptop seized by the FBI where the messages were found.
In a dramatic development, Abedin's newly-hired attorney claimed that the laptop was solely in the possession of the Hillary Clinton aide's ex-husband, pervert Anthony Weiner.
The claim on Abedin's behalf deepens the mystery of how emails relevant to the Clinton server investigation could be found on his laptop.
Initial reports had suggested the device was shared by Abedin and Weiner before their estrangement.
But Karen Dunn told Politico the computer belonged to Weiner alone.

 

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Wasn;t mine: Huma Abedin - who was off the cmapaign trail and pictured exclusively by DailyMail.com on Monday - denies the laptop seized by the FBI from Anthony Weiner was his

 

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Layered up: Huma Abedin has reacted to the probe launched by the FBI and announced by James Comey by hiring Clinton insider Karen Dunn

Dunn - who is a Clinton insider who helped the candidate prepare for her debates with Donald Trump - claimed that Abedin only learned about the FBI move on Friday.
She said Abedin learned 'from press reports of the possibility that a laptop belonging to Mr Weiner could contain emails of hers'.
'While the FBI has not contacted us about this, Ms. Abedin will continue to be, as she always has been, forthcoming and cooperative,' Dunn said in a statement released to Politico.
'From the beginning, Ms. Abedin has complied fully and voluntarily with State Department and law enforcement requests, including sitting for hours-long interviews and providing her work-related and potentially work-related documents.'
She claimed that Abedin's ' willing cooperation has been praised' by law enforcement previously, as well as by members of Congress.

 

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Abedin's personal and political future is now in huge doubt and her decision to hire Dunn emphasizes how high the stakes are.
If she is found by the FBI to have breached the law on handling classified information she could face prosecution with the possibility of prison, while she may also face a perjury probe over why she claimed under oath to have handed over all the devices she knew to contain emails.
Abedin swore under oath while testifying in a lawsuit brought against the State Department by Judicial Watch that she had handed over all of her devices that could hold emails relevant to the investigation into Hillary Clinton's private email server.
A federal perjury conviction carries a maximum sentence of five years.
Dunn's defense of her as having not used the laptop appears to be an answer to the perjury claim.
The scandal leaves the Clinton campaign facing disaster after FBI director James Comey announced their discovery had led him to reopen the investigation into Clinton with 11 days until the election.
Agents from the FBI New York field office stumbled on what they thought were pertinent emails when they were searching the laptop during their sexting investigation.

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At bay: The dramatic development in the email server investigation has put the Clinton campaign into crisis

They stopped the search and immediately called in colleagues.
They have a subpoena for Weiner's laptop, but it only relates to his emails, not Abedin's. So they needed new approval to broaden their search - which they obtained on Sunday night.
There is a chance some of the emails could be duplicates of those they have already seen, but investigators could also find it is a trove of messages Clinton deleted from her server.
Abedin told colleagues she has no idea how the emails ended up on her husband's computer, and insists she rarely used it.
The Washington Post reported that her lawyers didn't hand over the device because they didn't think it contained any of her emails.
The FBI swooped in on Weiner in September after DailyMail.com revealed he had sent explicit messages and graphic pictures to a 15-year-old girl

 

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Conflicting reports suggest the emails could either have been sent from Abedin to Clinton, forwarded between Abedin's accounts so she could more easily print them off, or duplicates of emails already investigated by the FBI earlier this year.
As she stayed off the campaign trail in one of the campaign's critical final days - the thid day in a row - Abedin may have to contend with some of her sworn statements in a Judicial Watch lawsuit, when she got asked how she went about searching for records she turned over to the State Department.
'I looked for all the devices that may have any of my State Department work on it and returned — returned — gave them to my attorneys for them to review for all relevant documents. And gave them devices and paper,' Abedin said.

The FBI swooped in on Weiner in September after DailyMail.com revealed he had sent explicit messages and graphic pictures to a 15-year-old girl

Asked what devices she handed over, Abedin replied: 'If memory serves me correctly, it was two laptops, a BlackBerry, and some files that I found in my apartment, Abedin said.
The devices were requested as part of a lawsuit by the conservative watchdog Judicial Watch and were later reviewed by the FBI.
Abedin then told Judicial Watch attorney Ramona Cotca that she was 'not involved in the process' of selecting what documents on her devices would be given to the State Department.
She said she asked her attorneys 'to find whatever they thought was relevant and appropriate, whatever was their determination as to what was a federal record'.

 

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[Willie99]

SHE'S A LIAR, just like her mentor

it's what inherently dishonest corrupt scumbags do, they LIE LIE LIE

LOCK HER UP LOCK HER UP LOCK HER UP

 

[Willie99]

boo fucking hoo, lock the lying criminal fraud up


hope they have in-laws to raise their child, I really do, hate to see any child fall under government care while they're in jail. The fucking liberals that run that system will fuck that child up

is the child old enough to be a person yet? or is it still a fucking vegetable in Loser Nation?

 

[Conan]

Hillary's understudy.

HRC has taught her well.

Half of Hillary's senior staff is a waste basket of corruptibles.