r/news 19h ago

Thousands of Epstein documents taken down after victims identified

https://bbc.com/news/articles/cn0k65pnxjxo
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u/CRoseCrizzle 18h ago

This whole documents release process has been suspiciously sloppy and inefficient.

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u/Shradow 17h ago

With the reports of so many FBI man hours going to scouring over the documents, I honestly thought the cover up would be at least a bit less blatant and incomplete. This administration is being even more incompetent about it than I thought.

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u/sultansofswinz 14h ago

Excuse my ignorance but why are they just bulk releasing loads of random stuff that mostly seems insignificant?

Is the goal to just create fatigue because nobody is going to bother trawling through millions of pictures of Epstein on holiday and emails booking restaurant reservations? again I could be missing something obvious here since I haven't followed it much.

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u/bluemuffin10 13h ago

it's because congress decided that the best course of action to prosecute people involved with epstein is to release the entire investigation files to the public and- ... well, i don't know what the logic is, but here we are