January 13, 2009: Hillary Clinton's aide Justin Cooper sets
up clintonemail.com domain. Huma Abedin signs off on it
February 2, 2009: Clinton is sworn in as Secretary of State
March 18, 2009: Clinton stops using her BlackBerry email
account and switches to the newly created hdr22@clintonemail.com account. The
domain is hosted on her own private email server, set up by her aide Bryan
Pagliano
September 11, 2012: Four Americans are killed in attack on a
U.S. base in Benghazi, Libya including Ambassador Chris Stevens
January 23, 2013: Clinton responded forcefully to intense
questioning on the September attacks on U.S. diplomatic sites in Benghazi,
Libya, during a Senate Foreign Relations Committee hearing on Capitol Hill in
Washington, DC
February 1, 2013: Clinton steps down as secretary of state
October 28, 2014: State Department demands Clinton's
work-related correspondence as part of a congressional investigation into
Benghazi
Fall 2014: Clinton's lawyers deletes 33,000 emails which
they claim are 'personal'
December 5, 2014: Clinton's legal team provide roughly
30,000 emails to the State Department when they are demanded by a congressional
investigation into Benghazi.
March 2, 2015: The New York Times breaks the news that
Clinton used a personal email account to conduct government business while
secretary of state
July 25, 2015: Clinton says she is confident none of the
emails on her private email server were classified at the time of sending and
receiving
August 4, 2015: The Washington Post reveals the FBI has
begun looking into the security of Clinton's private email set-up
September 10, 2015: Bryan Pagliano formally asserts his
Fifth Amendment right against self-incrimination rather than answer questions
from a Republican-led House committee on her email arrangements
July 6, 2016: The Justice Department closes Clinton email
probe and FBI Director James Comey announces the FBI won't prosecute. The
decision was made by Comey because Attorney General Loretta Lynch had to
recluse herself after a secret meeting with Bill Clinton
October 7, 2016: WikiLeaks begins release of thousands of
emails hacked from the Gmail account of John Podesta, Clinton's campaign chair
October 28, 2016: FBI reopens its investigation into
Clinton's server
November 6, 2016: FBI announces it will not change its
original decision not to charge Clinton.
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