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After examining the court's computer devices, networks, printers and 
available call and text logs, investigators have found no forensic 
evidence indicating who disclosed the draft opinion, the report said.

The article doesn't say whether they interviewed anyone, or looked at any personal devices.  
In any case, this makes me suspect the leak is Alito himself.  There would be nothing suspicious of him printing out his own draft, or copying the file, especially if he did it at home.
Please — logic dictates it was one of the Justices put on the bench by a Republican President, with money landing squarely on Clarence Thomas (or his wife by association and knowledge). The point of leaking the draft was to ensure that potential R-appointed Justices that Roberts was discussing with would have no choice but to vote to abolish RoeVWade; otherwise, it would looks like the Justices had cowed against peer pressure. >

Yup. They just done want to “discover” who it was because it’s inconvenient. Im a little baffled why they pretended to look. Did some of them truly not know who it was? >

Of course they did. It was a farce to get the American public off their back. “We tried lol, you can’t be mad” >

I hope it backfired horribly. >

/Alito emerges in a hot dog costume
"We're all trying to find the guy who did this." >

Alito's hair would slick back reaaaalll nice. >

Not slicked back. PUSHED back! He used to be a piece of shit.  But people can change..   Nah, he's still a piece of shit and makes babies cry.