Oops, Looks Like Somebody Forgot to Hit the Delete Button.

The shadiness surrounding the site for the new Red Sox spring training facility took another turn after the FBI started looking into some emails this month:

The agency had made a request to the Lee County attorney's office March 4 for e-mails to or from several county employees: the county manager, the director of public works, and the director and deputy director of transportation.

The FBI request cites interest in the e-mails of: Don Stilwell, Lee County manager; Jim Lavender, public words director; and Scott Gilbertson and Don DeBerry, transportation director and deputy director, respectively.

County Attorney David Owen said the request was complied with 2 1/2 weeks after it was received. It took three discs.

"What would be the federal interest?" Commissioner Frank Mann wondered.

Key words cited by the FBI may hold a clue.

For instance, the agency wants to see Stilwell's e-mails that contain, among other words, "Samir." Samir Cabrera is his son-in-law, convicted in federal court recently of wire fraud in connection with local real estate deals.

Old Don Stiwell was thinking he was in the clear when he gave this interview yesterday:

What Don forgot about was the emails not related to the Red Sox site; seems he didn't think about all the porn in his inbox:

Racy e-mails received and forwarded by Lee County Manager Don Stilwell may be the straw that breaks the camel's back.

Commission Chairman Ray Judah said he had County Attorney David Owen and Deputy County Attorney Andrea Fraser view several racy videos and pictures that were included in thousands of emails received by the FBI.

Maybe the Red Sox should have moved to Sarasota after all.