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It and carried it out of the nsa office by hand. and then there was another clue, and this is where the story gets a little bit crazy, most color printers, maybe even all of this, i don't know, they apparently leave behind when they print, when they print out a piece of paper from a computer, right, when they print, they leave behind a finger print on every sheet that they print out. you know how an old school detective stories they do forensic analysis of individual type writers who figure out which typewriter typed out the ransom note. that is for computer printers too. and that is may have ...

Dots and the crease in the paper that appear to have been lifted off that same document that the intercept published. they were working from a document that was not yet publicly available. they would have started creating that file or they would have started that file after reality winner's arrest and before the intercept published it to everyone. then sent it to us two days later. from what we can see from the metadata, we believe this is the timeline. now, is the timeline a clue as to who contacted us and sent us this document? we don't know. maybe the metadata itself has been faked or is wr...

>> they have this list of a half dozen people who they know have accessed this document. they go down that list looking for someone who has access to the document who also appears to have been in touch with this news organization. >> she was the only one of the six who had both access to the document and been in touch with the intercept. then they go down a second line of approach. the agent says in this criminal complaint that there's a crease like you get a crease from folding something. there's a crease that is visually evident on the document itself that was a clue to the fbi that whoever ...

Office by hand. and then there was another clue. this is where the story gets a little crazy. most color printers, maybe even all of them, i don't know, they apparently leave behind when they print, right -- when they print out a piece of paper from a computer, right? when they print, they leave behind a fingerprint on every sheet that they print out. you know how in old school detective stories they do forensic analysis of the quirks of individual typewriters to find out which typewriter typed the ransom note or whatever. there is a version of that for computer printers too. that may have com...

Skeptical of the possibility that the trump campaign might ha have colluded in that russian attack. there is nothing wrong with a news organization have an editorial take. i'm not criticizing them for their take on russia. for the purposes of understanding what we just figured out, it's important to understand that the intercept does as a news organization have a take on the russia attack, on the russia story. their take on it is that they're dismissive of the story. that's why it was really spriesing and really interesting that it was the intercept of all places that published this big advanc...