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"You have been very understanding and patient as we worked together during the transition, but I believe we both now recognize that we will not achieve the close working relationship that is vital between the Attorney General and his Executive Assistant," Liz Brocker wrote in an email to Attorney General Drew Wrigley.

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"We want to make sure no one has an opportunity to make an Open Record request for his emails, especially as he kept EVERYTHING..." the spokeswoman wrote in an email

A chain of emails released by North Dakota Attorney General Drew Wrigley on Monday revealed that office spokeswoman Liz Brocker asked the office's information technology director to delete former Attorney General Wayne Stenehjem's email on Jan. 29.

A chain of emails released by North Dakota Attorney General Drew Wrigley on Monday revealed that office spokeswoman Liz Brocker asked the office's information technology director to delete former Attorney General Wayne Stenehjem's email on Jan. 29.

FARGO, N.D. (AP) — An employee in the North Dakota attorney general's office who handled the deletion of her former boss' email account has resigned, according to documents obtained Monday. Administrative assistant Liz Brocker, who helped clear the email account of former attorney general Wayne Stenehjem after he died in office, said in her resignation letter Friday to current Attorney General Drew Wrigley that “I believe we both now recognize that we will not achieve the close wor...

Attorney General Drew Wrigley talks about how the email account of his predecessor, and his predecessor's deputy, were deleted without the knowledge of himself or any attorney or supervisor in his office.

Attorney General Drew Wrigley talks about how the email account of his predecessor, and his predecessor's deputy, were deleted without the knowledge of himself or any attorney or supervisor in his office.

Attorney General Drew Wrigley talks about how the email account of his predecessor, and his predecessor's deputy, were deleted without the knowledge of himself or any attorney or supervisor in his office.

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