WikiLeaks and Kim Dotcom could be collaborating on a plan to release Hillary Clinton's 33,000 missing emails, with a cryptic tweet raising the hopes of Clinton's critics online.
Clinton's campaign has been plagued by the prospect that the emails, which had been deleted from her private server and not accessed by the FBI during their investigation into her use of a private server, could one day be released. Although Clinton enjoys a clear lead over Donald Trump in national polling, there is a prospect that those emails could contain harmful revelations that deliver a major blow to her chances of winning.
There is a possibility that they will soon be revealed. A series of exchanges between Megaupload founder Kim Dotcom and WikiLeaks on Wednesday appeared to reveal that Clinton's emails are going to be released soon.
A tweet in the early morning hours from Kim Dotcom made what appeared to be a joking reference to the program Clinton used to delete the emails.
"Bleachbit(ch) can't bleach it," he wrote.
Hours later, he posted another tweet directly to WikiLeaks, telling the document-sharing group that they had "mail."