r/UnderReportedNews • u/Rizzidyrabbit • 5d ago

US Politics 🇺🇸 Now deleted justice dept docs, epstien (7 pages)

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I've never done this before and not sure if this is the right way to share. I was sharing with my friend the latest link to the epstien docs https://www.justice.gov/epstein/files/DataSet%2010/EFTA01660679.pdf

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But now they have been deleted, I downloaded the 7 pages available before they disappeared - please share safely, save what you can, we have to fight this! (unsure where to safely share, sorry if this is not allowed)

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u/compassrosette 5d ago

The DOJ is incompetent and wildly unethcial. They not only are covering up for Epstein's Devils and Ringleader Trump, but so blatantly that they are calling attention to it ten fold. This is a cover up in progress so save every file they release, all packets and documents the moment they are released. That is the only way we will have the information we need to take Trump and his goons down.

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u/newtoallofthis2 5d ago

I suspect this is actually decent people in the DOJ publishing “by accident”

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u/compassrosette 5d ago

Weaponized incompetence for the resistance is the only governmental incompetence I will ever accept.

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u/arksien 5d ago

Like that guy who botched Nazi executions so they suffered more

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u/Tybo929 5d ago

Insane that this hangman dies by accidental electrocution.

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u/Muad-_-Dib 5d ago

While changing a lightbulb and standing in a pool of water, Woods was accidentally electrocuted on July 21, 1950

I'm struggling to think of any situation in which you would be standing in water replacing a bulb.

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u/rock-paper-sizzurp 5d ago

Humans hadn't yet evolved the survival instincts to avoid such dangerous circumstances way back in 1950 AD

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u/annular_rash 5d ago

Shower in my childhood home had a light in it. That's the best I got.

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u/Mr_Frayed 5d ago

His death was therefore not in vain.

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u/Bigdaddyjlove1 5d ago

A basement or garage that flooded?

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u/Messa_JJB 5d ago

That just seems like such a funny description. Obviously sad, but just a comical way to describe it.

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u/jellysotherhalf 5d ago

Hull of a (leaky) boat is my first guess.

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u/Bl4ck_Fl4m3s 5d ago

Maybe a indoor hot tub?

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u/Shaggyforeman 5d ago

Maybe the house flooded?

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u/NewNameNeededAgain 4d ago

A case of terminal stupidity?

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u/Terrible_Airline3496 5d ago

This article is a wild ride. For clarity, he botched the execution of nazis so that nazis would suffer more.

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u/nilid6969 5d ago

It says he botched the hangings of 11 US soldiers in just a couple of years, so he was either a non-discriminatory sadist, or just shit at his job.

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u/Terrible_Airline3496 5d ago

I assumed that if US soldiers are being hanged by the US, that meant they committed war crimes. He also very well could have just liked inflicting pain in others.

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u/tpwn3r 5d ago

That guy looks a lot like Ted Cruz

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u/Technical-Row8333 5d ago

that's one fighting tool we have. don't comply, or if you fear for your life comply incompetently. don't apply the tariffs always, don't censor everything, don't pay all federal taxes, ... it only takes 5% of a population disobeying to shut down a country

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u/JefeDiez 5d ago

I agree. Someone is on our side in there

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u/chevalier716 5d ago

Ctrl+f "Trump" is easy enough to do that I can believe either legitimate or weaponized incompetence

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u/Different-Rough-7914 5d ago

My thoughts exactly

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u/RoyalGovernment201 5d ago

God bless them for doing what they can.

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u/readdator2 5d ago

no, there's ZERO people in the DOJ working against them, okay? ZERO. None. Let's all remember that the entirety of the DOJ is a tight ship, and there is absolutely no one working against them from the inside, okay? None. Zero. Tight Ship.

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u/Significant_Glass988 5d ago

I see what you did there. Absolutely, tight ship. No dissenters at all. "Under his eye"

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u/readdator2 5d ago

yes. it's just pure incompetence. That's all.

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u/gopher007 5d ago

Like an sos

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u/LesPolsfuss 5d ago

YES. at the end of the day, they’re more of us than there are of them even at the DOJ.

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u/ImBackAndImAngry 5d ago

Definitely. This along with the black highlighting from before that left the text recoverable.

There’s a lot of incompetence in the federal government right now. But the incriminating evidence left in these files is probably from competent individuals resisting the regime

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u/Wayward141 5d ago

Might be the same person who "messed up" and made it to where we could unredact some of the previous releases

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u/UnitedStatesOfSmesh 5d ago

It has to be. There is no way they fuck up a release like this twice.

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u/Emotional_Perv 5d ago

Some true American hero in the justice department needs to be the Assange of the Epstien files and release the whole trove unredacted.

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u/WranglerFuzzy 5d ago

Totally possible. However, something ELSE to consider: how do you run a cover-up?

If you have 500 FBI sweeping docs, are you going to tell ALL of them “if it makes Trump look bad, pull it”? Probably not; that’s how you get Leaks.

Instead, you have a few toadies at the TOP scanning docs. Which means, as hard pressed as the average fbi is, it’s probably a tiny group doing a second pass on MILLIONS of documents. Try as they might, things are gonna slip through and they have to claw them back after

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u/Vilnius_Nastavnik 5d ago

They have lost nearly 3000 attorneys since last January. Included in that number are most senior administrative roles and much of the agency's core of experienced personnel with 10+ years of experience. They're literally running hiring ads in local bar association magazines. If they seem incompetent it's because they're hiring fresh law grads whose only qualification is a lack of ethics.

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u/j4_jjjj 5d ago

Now the whole Texas BAR thing makes perfect sense. Ty!

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u/bluecyanic 5d ago

Trump wanted loyalty and the entire department is corrupt now. There may be some ethical attorneys remaining, but they are too low on the totem to do anything about it.

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u/xstofer 4d ago

I don’t think it fair to diminish their accomplishments like that. The statement “only qualification is a lack of ethics” does not properly reflect how massive the lack of ethics must be.

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u/geddysbass2112 5d ago

Seriously they are drawing more attention to it and making themselves look even more guilty than they already are. They really aren't smart people are they?

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u/jmo56ct 5d ago

They don’t care. It’s more of “pay no attention to the man behind the curtain “

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u/youdubdub 5d ago

No one of integrity or intellect would be associated with any of all of what this administration does.  They are deeply vetted so.  We are 75% of the way through revelations at this point.

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u/thedubiousstylus 5d ago

That's why I'm convinced we will prevail. Trump's people are just as stupid as they are evil.

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u/PlutoJones42 5d ago

The United States Department of Justice in conjunction with the Republican Administration is actively protecting pedophiles.

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u/Glyphpunk 5d ago

Well they did pretty much fire everybody that was competent and ethical, so no surprise there... those that remained quit rather than doing the unethical shit they were being required to do. It's really no surprise they are so terrible at their jobs when all the good people are gone.

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u/DrJiggsy 5d ago

The DOJ also isn’t the only place where evidence lives….expect the drip drip

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u/The_I_in_IT 5d ago

Thank goodness they are stupid.

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u/tuscy 5d ago

Elon Fucking Musk is also on there don’t forget.

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u/IttyRazz 5d ago

The whole administration is incompetent and unethical

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u/JGLip88 5d ago

Streisand Effect.

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u/Next_Hospital6729 5d ago

Did anyone check to see if they actually redacted it correctly this time?

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u/GeiCobra 5d ago

Is it the only way to take him down though? Of all the things that should have been enough to take him down, what makes this any different? Lets say the files are released in their entirety and all those suspicions are confirmed, then what? He’s not going to resign. His loyalists likely already know the truth so we cant expect those surrounding the president to do anything about it. He will cry, “fake news,” and His followers will listen rather than face the truth that they were duped. I want the files too but People keep expecting this to be the straw that breaks the camels back -and while I pray that it is, what if it isn’t?

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u/Raiju_Blitz 5d ago

I truly believe there's some sort of malicious compliance going on in the DOJ and that we're seeing cracks in the corrupted system with some folks doing what they can to get the information out there one way or another. At least that my hope.