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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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Sorry but no, that is the misconception I'm speaking of. Back when this was originally posted months ago it prompted me to look it up, finding the definition, which quite clearly through the use of the words "actor" and "performers" does differentiate it from simple videos of death/murder to mean a scripted work that contains a death/murder. Which makes more sense in the "snuff films are a myth" context, because quite clearly "videos of death" are verifiably real, which would put that entire debate to rest.
Dictionary.com disagrees.
Edit: terms and words have multiple definitions, and change over time.
such is the nature of linguistic constructs
Does it though?
It just narrows it further, claiming it has to be pornographic, or multiple murders, or collections like faces of death at the most generous interpretation.