When the DOJ took Epstein files offline, files specifically referencing allegations about Trump and a 13-year-old were targeted for removal. But they missed two documents. The discovery received 8,688 upvotes on Reddit.
“When the DOJ took Epstein files offline, files specifically referencing allegations about Trump and a 13-year-old were targeted for removal. But they missed two documents. The discovery received 8,688 upvotes on Reddit.”
When the DOJ took 47,635 Epstein files offline for "review," researchers noticed something specific: documents referencing allegations about Donald Trump and a 13-year-old were among those removed. But in the chaos of pulling tens of thousands of files, they missed two.
Eagle-eyed citizen investigators, combing through the massive archive, identified that documents had been selectively removed — not randomly, but targeting specific allegations. The two documents that survived the purge reference the same allegations that had been systematically scrubbed from the rest of the archive.
If the DOJ's file removal was truly "routine," why were specific documents about specific people targeted? Random review doesn't produce selective removal of documents about the sitting President. That's not review — that's cover-up.
The discovery that they "missed two" hit 8,688 upvotes because it proved what everyone suspected: the file removal wasn't random. It was surgical. And they almost got away with it.
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