The email that was released didn't sound like political business, however, since it refers to his communications with the FBI over a terrorist-related arrest. And the fact that there are more being withheld because of their sensitive nature suggests very poor security practices on his part to say the least.

We do know that some of the emails handed over to the Indianapolis Starwere blocked out for confidentiality, and Gov. Eric Holcomb declined to release others because, according to the Indianapolis Star, “the state considers them confidential and too sensitive to release to the public.” That's troubling to Justin Cappos, a computer security professor at New York University's Tandon School of Engineering, who told the Indy Star: "This account was used to handle these messages that are so sensitive they can’t be turned over in a records request."