While not impossible, the volume of the destroyed document would have made this challenging even today. First, you'd have to scan them, then the software would have to be able to handle the massively increased number of combinations from having a whole bag of material rather than three pages.

Given how much of a hard time they're having with hand-torn pages, which should be a long solved problem, it's very likely that it would have been impossible in practice, in the government IT framework for a long time...

Better call Chuck. https://www.reddit.com/r/betterCallSaul/comments/12mniwq/chu...

The answer to the question is still no. The material no longer exists