Where Did Those Documents Go?

• Item 2: The leatherbound box, containing news clippings dated 1/2017 to 10/2018 43 empty folders with CLASSIFIED banners 28 empty folders labeled Return to Staff Secretary/Military Aide 
• Item 15: Box A-28, containing news clippings dated 10/2016 to 11/2018 2 empty folders with CLASSIFIED banners 2 empty folders labeled Return to Staff Secretary/Military Aide 
• Item 18: Box A-35, containing news clippings dated 1/2018 to 12/2019 2 empty folders labeled Return to Staff Secretary/Military Aide Item 23: 
• Box A-39, containing clippings dated 11/2016 to 6/2018 8 empty folders labeled Return to Staff Secretary/Military Aide 
• Item 25: Box A-41, containing clippings dated 10/2016 to 11/2017 1 empty folder with CLASSIFIED banners 
• Item 33: Box A-33 (includes potentially privileged documents), containing clippings dated 2/2017 to 2/2018 2 empty folders with CLASSIFIED banners 2 empty folders labeled Return to Staff Secretary/Military Aide 

All told, then, there are 48 empty CLASSIFIED document folders and 42 empty “Return to Staff Secretary/Military Aide” folders. Each of those is a highly sensitive — and now potentially missing — document.

Since it has become apparent that the Asset's lawyers were not telling the truth when they swore to the DoJ in June that everything had been turned over, can there be any certainty that there are not government-owned documents in his digs at Bedminster or in the Tower of Sedition in NYC? That those places were not searched would seemingly indicate that those cooperating with the FBI didn't say that there were any.

This is where the TOFF's claim to be persecuted falls apart. If he were an ordinary Joe Criminal, the Feds would have raided all three places.

But the overarching question is this: Where are the documents that were in those folders? The Lubyanka is what immediately comes to mind.