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Metadata From the "Raw" Epstein Video Shows Something Extremely Sketchy


As Wired reports, the allegedly "raw" video that the Justice Department just released - in tandem with the repeated claim that Epstein died by suicide, and a bizarre insistence that he did not have a "client list" - may add fuel to the conspiracy fire surrounding his death.

The 11-hour "full raw" surveillance video from the night Epstein died in New York's Metropolitan Correctional Center back in 2019 is, notably, missing the key minute where the notorious financier purportedly killed himself. In the footage that was just released, there is no evidence that anyone entered or exited the cell where he died.


After Wired reporters and independent experts reviewed its metadata, however, a more complicated story emerged: that the video appears to have been modified from its initial form, likely using Adobe's Premiere Pro video editing software.

Specifically, those experts tell Wired that the DOJ's "full raw" video from Epstein's last half-day alive seems to have been assembled from two separate clips, and the whole file itself was saved multiple times before being exported and uploaded to the DOJ website.





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