IT Experts -- Anti-Spam Companies May Have Copies Or Logs Of Clinton’s Emails

From The Daily Caller:

Copies or logs of Hillary Clinton’s emails could be stored on the servers of companies that the former secretary of state used to manage and block spam for her email domain, IT experts tell The Daily Caller.

The existence of such residual information could have two major implications, the experts say. First, the additional email footprints would have provided more information useful to potential hackers. On a different front, the records would allow federal agencies investigating Clinton’s email server to compare the companies’ records with what the Democratic presidential candidate turned over to the State Department in December.

Clinton has said that she handed all work-related emails over to the agency, though many of her critics say they doubt the claim.

One IT expert explained to TheDC that mail exchange records, or MX records, for Clinton’s email domain, clintonemail.com, indicate that emails going into her server first went through MxLogic, a spam management and compliance company that is now owned by McAfee.

First Question. Is Management supporters of Hillary?

Next, if the company has possession of the emails, since they do not have security clearance, they are guilty of a felony, possessing classified documents and information. However, if they delete the emails, they will be in violation of Dodd-Frank and could be charged with obstruction of justice. Either way, they are in quite a pickle.

Third, how long before the subpoenas are delivered?