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Laura Callahan
Laura Crabtree Callahan was the former senior director at the United States Department of Homeland Security who resigned after an investigation revealed that she had obtained academic degrees from a diploma mill. Callahan had also served as Deputy Chief Information Officer (CIO) of the US Department of Labor and was previously a senior information technology (IT) manager at the White House. Through her work in the latter position, Callahan had been involved but not responsible for computer problems that caused thousands of email messages to escape the reach of a congressional subpoena.
==Email Investigation==
During an examination of campaign finance irregularities of the 1996 presidential campaign, investigators discovered that thousands of subpoenaed federal email messages were missing due to an unspecified computer error. In March 2000, Callahan was called to testify before Congress regarding her role as White House IT manager during the Clinton administration. Three Northrop Grumman contract workers responsible for operating the system testified that Callahan and another federal employee ordered the problem to be kept so secret that it was referred to only as “Project X”. The workers testified that Callahan threatened to jail them if they talked about "Project X" to anyone, even their spouses. One technician, Robert Haas, said she warned him "there will be a jail cell with your name on it."
Under oath, Callahan denied making these threats. The final Report of the independent counsel to the Court, filed May 18, 2001, stated that the contractors' threat allegations were unsubstantiated.〔Final Report, volume entitled, “Regarding Monica Lewinsky and Others”, at 128. The Independent Counsel〕
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