A Phoenix forensics company has all but scrubbed notions of inappropriate activity surrounding a Google drive associated with Scottsdale Unified School District officials, and whether anyone accessed the drive using district technology or computers.
The district’s internal investigation included results released by Loehrs Forensics in which details were cited about the electronic devices “as they relate to accessing the Google Drive folder of interest,” according to a four-page document sent by the company to the SUSD attorney Lori Bird on Feb. 16.
The audit looked at files between Nov. 18, 2021, and Jan. 23, 2022, for district computers issued to Superintendent Dr. Scott Menzel, board members Jann-Michael Greenburg, Zach Lindsay and Julie Cieniawski, both whose last names were misspelled in the document.
