Epstein Files Fiasco: DOJ Mystery Video Sparks Conspiracy Frenzy
The latest Epstein files don’t include a blockbuster video of his alleged suicide, but rather a comedy of errors involving mislabeled documents and broken links. As conspiracy theories swirl, the DOJ’s video release resembles a poorly edited home movie more than a thriller. The Epstein Files Transparency Act demands clarity, but chaos reigns.
Hot Take:
Who knew the Department of Justice had a flair for suspense? Between unlabeled videos, broken links, and surprise guest appearances by conspiracy theory enthusiasts, this release is shaping up to be the thriller of the season! Just when you thought the plot couldn’t thicken, an independent journalist from the dark web spins the tale into a full-blown mystery. Grab your popcorn, folks; this one’s a doozy!
Key Points:
- An unlabeled video claiming to show Jeffrey Epstein’s suicide is circulating online, but its origins are dubious.
- Independent journalist Ali Kabbaj found the video on the dark web and sent it to federal investigators, who never responded.
- The DOJ’s website link for the video is now broken, and the footage is strikingly similar to a 2019 YouTube video.
- Surveillance footage from Epstein’s prison is modified, fueling conspiracy theories about his death.
- The Epstein Files Transparency Act mandates the publication of unclassified records, but releases have been criticized for lack of context and organization.