Florida Gov. Scotts office deleted all 4 calls for help from nursing home where 11 died after Irma
Source: Raw Story
David Ferguson
23 SEP 2017 AT 19:36 ET
Florida Gov. Rick Scott (R)’s office said Friday that the frantic calls for help from a nursing home where 11 elderly patients died have been deleted from the governor’s cell phone and cannot be used as evidence in the criminal probe of the deaths.
CBS Miami reported that when they contacted Scott’s office to obtain the voice mails, spokeswoman said, “The voicemails were not retained.”
Instead, she said, aides to the governor wrote down the information in the messages, then deleted them.
Natasha Anderson — a vice president with The Rehabilitation Center at Hollywood Hills, the facility where the patients died — said she was provided the governor’s cell phone number and instructed to call it if there was an emergency.
Read more: http://www.rawstory.com/2017/09/florida-gov-scotts-office-deleted-all-4-calls-for-help-from-nursing-home-where-11-died-after-irma/
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The NSA has them. 
I guess it would depend on when they were deleted. If it was after the investigation started Governor Scott may have some 'splaining to do! He might also have some prison time to serve.
I sure hope the phone company can at least show that the calls were made.
If there's no digital copy of the actual messages, then I guess they have to take Natasha Anderson's word for it.
"The Gentlemen" from Buffy
