A former staff attorney for Missouri Gov. Matt Blunt says a recording of a meeting in which he was fired supports his assertions that he warned top Blunt staffers the office may be violating record-retention laws. Scott Eckersley said the meeting was the culmination of events that began when he e-mailed Blunt's then-chief of staff, spokesman and chief legal counsel to raise concerns that the governor's office may have been making inaccurate public statements about its duties to save e-mails.
May 09, 2008 at 12:00 AM
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A former staff attorney for Missouri Gov. Matt Blunt says a recording of a meeting in which he was fired supports his assertions that he warned top Blunt staffers the office may be violating record-retention laws.
The St. Louis Post-Dispatch reported Thursday that it has obtained a copy of the 39-minute recording secretly made by former Blunt staffer Scott Eckersley during a Sept. 28 meeting in which he was fired by Blunt’s then-chief of staff, Ed Martin.
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