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. . Cheatle was “really pissed off” when her request was rebuffed by subordinates who cited protocols requiring that the evidence be retained for seven years, the publication reported.

Two sources told the outlet that Cheatle or someone speaking at her direction called the agency’s forensics division vault supervisor Matt White and asked him to dispose of the evidence because leadership wanted to close the case. . .

>. . Cheatle was “really pissed off” when her request was rebuffed by subordinates who cited protocols requiring that the evidence be retained for seven years, the publication reported. >Two sources told the outlet that Cheatle or someone speaking at her direction called the agency’s forensics division vault supervisor Matt White and asked him to dispose of the evidence because leadership wanted to close the case. . . [Archive](https://archive.today/yKcj3)

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That's very possible, but family wouldn't be stashing things in storage lockers for incoming guests.

So the possibility that it's someone who shouldn't be (publicly) doing coke is probably a good explanation. Publicly, because I doubt there's many people inside the beltway that aren't doing coke.

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Who knows, it could be some other world-leader or something that was visiting. Either way, It is being buried as quickly as possible so it MUST be someone "important". Its like the epstein black book, they wont release it because too many "important" people are in it.

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Yeah, there's juicy things there we'll never know.