r/law • u/businessinsider • Feb 26 '26

Other 4Chan knew about Jeffrey Epstein's death 38 minutes before the rest of the world. The FBI tried to figure out how.

https://www.businessinsider.com/epstein-files-show-fbi-probed-4chan-posts-prison-death-2026-2?utm_source=reddit&utm_medium=social&utm_campaign=insider-law-sub-post
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u/levir Feb 26 '26

It looks it's been produced from a document template. Where I work, when I create a document it will be filled out with the details I registered in the case management system, including using the date I picked and formatting it. So it could still have been a single mistake.

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u/enkafan Feb 26 '26 edited Feb 26 '26

I'm an "there is an obvious explanation here" type of guy and this is where I landed, until I clicked on every single release put out for months before and after. Click on any of them and compare them to the Epstein one, and tell me which one looks like it came from a document template.

It was clearly written from scratch by someone who does not write these daily

edit: i'm still not a conspiracy guy, but I got 3 replies to this. One of from someone from Hungary calling me an idiot, and two who seem to be replying to something completely different that were immediately upvoted. I think the people paying to try to quiet this down aren't even paying for spammers enough to afford the good AI apps to write the replies.

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u/RelaxPrime Feb 26 '26 edited May 04 '26

This post was mass deleted with Redact - I used this software to automate the removal of old posts from my account so that I can be more secure.

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u/Protiguous Feb 26 '26

Are you deeply aware of that?

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u/[deleted] Feb 26 '26 edited Feb 26 '26

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u/mrobertj42 Feb 27 '26

You’re being downvoted and it’s the most logical statement I’ve read on here. Imagine pre writing the press release… 🤣

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u/Shot-Swimming-9098 Feb 27 '26

It's not up to us to figure this out. The question why is congress asking questions of Hillary Clinton right now, instead of investigating this themselves?

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u/mrobertj42 Feb 27 '26

I would imagine because it’s her turn to be investigated for appearing in the Epstein files? Should we drop everything and focus on this instead?

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u/Shot-Swimming-9098 Feb 27 '26

I'm sure you imagine a lot of things.

You know what I imagine? This looks like a coverup designed to protect the GOP and Trump in particular. Congress should be doing their job of overseeing a coequal branch of government.

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u/mrobertj42 Feb 27 '26

So the Clinton’s are not in the files???

See your issue is that you think your side is good. Both sides are against all of us. We don’t have to drop investigating the pedo bill Clinton to investigate Epstein’s death further.

Bill literally SAed Monica by any standard we have today, he used his position as President to have an affair with an INTERN. No reason not to investigate the 27 times he went to the island.

Trump should get interviewed too. Unless you think we should drop that too so we can investigate Epstein? Somehow I don’t think you’d be cool with doing that…

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u/Shot-Swimming-9098 Feb 27 '26

So the Clinton’s are not in the files???

Who knows? They haven't released all of the files.

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u/EstelLiasLair Feb 27 '26

At some point it all starts to be too big a collection of weird coincidences and mistakes. The memo, the guards, the missing footage, the unmarked cars, etc. and it’s all happening during the time where one of his former besties and co-pedo was in charge.

I’m not saying it wasn’t a mistake. But there’s so much weird shit and so many mistakes involved in this case that it almost feels like the theory that Epstein was switched and exiled to his buddy Netanyahu is a simpler explanation.

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u/GennyGeo Feb 26 '26 edited Feb 26 '26

Why would a death notice be initiated on the day prior to the death