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The DOJ excluded images showing "death, physical abuse or injury" from Epstein files release.
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this post was submitted on 12 Feb 2026
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I’m ok with the U.S. government not actually distributing child sexual abuse material. I’m not ok with pretending it’s not there.
https://jmail.world/
Check the photos, scroll down to the documents. Dozens of "CSAM not scanned, 33 images" etc.
US government helped make it.
Epstein sent FOIA requests to the CIA on himself about his relationship with them and they sent back only GLOMARs stating they could neither confirm nor deny anything because it would reveal information on classified programs. His bodyguard claims he was sent to train with CIA at Langley upon being hired.
I can understand them not distributing the unedited material, but it shouldn't be hard to get edited stills of any other people in the photos or videos, other than the victims. We should see the faces of these PedoCons.
It's easy to pixelate as needed.
I'm not sure this is true, but it's easy to add black bars over text and they messed that up ...
No, we don't want it shared on the open internet but legal institutions and law enforcement agencies should absolutely have unrestricted access to all unedited video and photo evidence.
The fact that they're hiding evidence from state law enforcement is one of those things that is baffling that nobody is talking about.