Did You Check Sandy Burglar?

Hard drive with Clinton-era data missing from National Archives
Drive holds Social Security numbers, addresses of White House employees

Rep. Darrell Issa, (R-Calif.), ranking member of the House Committee on Oversight and Government Reform, in a statement yesterday said that the loss is believed to have occurred between October 2008 and March 2009. His statement was issued after the committee was briefed on the breach by the NARA inspector general yesterday.

According to Issa, the Archives was in the process of converting information from the drive to a digital records system when it apparently disappeared. The hard drive was apparently removed from a secure storage area to a workplace where at least 100 "badge-holders" had access to it, Issa noted. In addition to those with official access to the area, the IG said that janitors, visitors, interns and others passed through the area, Issa said.

Holy flirking schnitt! So anybody could've grabbed it. However, I would start by checking with the guy who's known to have swiped classified documents. As the American Spectator stated "it's time to round up the usual suspects".

HT: The Kim Komando Show Daily News.