Supreme Court's report on Dobbs investigation fails to find draft leaker

After nearly nine months of an investigation into who leaked a draft decision signaling overturning Roe v. Wade, the Supreme Court announced Thursday its investigation is inconclusive.

The court released a 20-page public copy of the investigation. Chief Justice John Roberts initially tapped the marshal of the Supreme Court to conduct the investigation, but Roberts later asked an outside group known as the Chertoff Group to aid in the process of the investigation.

Regarding Supreme Court Marshal Gail Anne Curley's investigation, an unsigned statement of the report notes: "[i]nvestigators continue to review and process some electronic data that has been collected and a few other inquiries remain pending," indicating that while the report is inconclusive, the investigation is not over.

The statement furthered that if additional investigative efforts yield new information, "the investigators will pursue them.”

"The Marshal and her team will continue to have our full support," according to the statement denoting Curley's findings.