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Dec 26, 2025 Discover how simple copy-paste techniques can expose hidden details in the Epstein files. Learn about the implications of unredacted passages, including financial transactions and legal threats. Explore the perplexing involvement of figures like Les Wexner and the Trump administration's inconsistent handling of redactions. Hear concerns about media credibility and unverified tips while clarifying potential links between Epstein and Trump. Hasanabi emphasizes the importance of careful skepticism amidst sensational claims and misinformation.
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Redactions Can Be Reversed Easily
- Some DOJ redactions in the Epstein files used black highlighting rather than removing text, so copying into a word processor can reveal hidden content.
- Hasanabi points out this reveals names and company links that were meant to be obscured, exposing sloppy redaction practice.
Try Copy-Paste To Reveal Redactions
- Do visit justice.gov, find redacted Epstein PDFs, and try copying redacted sections into Word to reveal hidden text.
- Do this quickly because the DOJ may patch files to stop the technique.
Unredacted Passages Reveal Serious Allegations
- Unredacted passages include allegations of payments to young models and instructions to destroy evidence, revealing substantive accusations.
- Hasanabi emphasizes these details raise questions about why such sections were initially redacted.