Editor’s note: According to the 5 February 2007 Aerospace Daily & Defense Report: “Investigators working for NASA’s inspector general have confiscated computers and interviewed political appointees in the agency’s public affairs shop as a congressionally requested probe into political spinning of government-funded climate-change research results comes to a head. Among those who have had to turn over their laptops to the IG’s gumshoes is Dean Acosta, Administrator Michael Griffin’s former press secretary, who has since left the agency.”
