There's elements in it that are reminiscent of types of things you would see in termination letters of whistleblowers like the ambiguous use of the word hacking.  he knew he was being setup to be the fall guy from the start. if the discovery violations were ever discovered, they could just point to him as the reason why they didn't have that data to turn over. then it'd become a he said she said, and the court would have taken angela corey and bernies word for it over his, while he takes the FULL blame.    so even though he got fired, he did the best thing he could in the end. it's especially good that he came in when he did, because with the trial already being underway and the evidence all admitted (typically evidence is not allowed to be added after a trial has begun) he can argue that it shows they NEVER intended on letting trayvons phone stuff into court.     bernie and corey are going to burn for this hard. omara and west both already have sanctions against the prosecution, and they should be relatively easy to hold up in court.    wouldn't it be sweet irony if bernie and corey were convicted by judge nelson after all this.