Hillary Clinton addresses a Clinton Global Initiative event in New York City. Sedlak told Secret Service agents he hoped to sell his findings, according to a federal news release. Federal investigators discovered Sedlak during the summer of 2015, when Clinton Foundation employees had trouble accessing their email accounts. Investigators tracked hacking attempts to computers linked to two Internet protocol addresses at Sedlak’s Florida home. Sedlak was subsequently found guilty of production and possession of child pornography and sentenced to 42 years in federal prison.

Source: Washington Post June 13, 2017 07:14 UTC