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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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Yeah, it's vague for a reason.
And that was just one single clip. There were hundreds linked just in that one Reddit thread; I clicked on a random one. Overall, there are thousands.
Not sure what you want me to say here, but if you're a ~~parent~~ sentient human being think twice.
I mean in criminal law terms (colloquial language is fine). Does the audio hint at murder, torture, rape, abuse? Rape is bad enough. I just wondered if there is anything to the murder and torture allegations. The current allegations mostly focus on the rape part.
I don't think that the terms would shock me. And I won't watch or even listen to those videos, don't worry. I don't have a big interest in it, because I don't live in the U.S. So unfortunately I can't protest against the U.S. president. But I want to know to what extent the news coverage is correct or not. Especially if they might underreport a fact.