The hard drive of a state worker's laptop computer was damaged when he
turned it over as part of a federal investigation involving state Auditor
Troy Kelley, but officials say there is no evidence of an intentional
effort to destroy data.

According to documents provided to The Associated Press under a public
records request, officials with the Auditor's Office wrote that in late
March, they attempted to image a laptop assigned to Jason JeRue, a longtime
business associate of Kelley who has emerged as a key figure in the
investigation, but the back of the computer had been removed and replaced
improperly.

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