Are key institutions being captured or compromised?
116,295 documents (8.9% of corpus) are tagged with BOTH D8 (Suppression Patterns) and P24 (Cross-Case Patterns). This is the single largest co-occurrence cluster in the archive. It means suppression …
The archive contains three fundamentally different evidence types: 1,360,074 DOJ prosecution documents, 47,046 WikiLeaks email leaks, and 1,113 YouTube testimony transcripts. Each dataset carries a d…
The analysis of documents tagged with D6 reveals various communication methods used by participants in the Epstein case. Email correspondence is prevalent, with exchanges reflecting both personal and…
D6 (Institutional Capture) appears in 30,627 documents (2.34% of the 1,306,136-document classified corpus).
Participants primarily communicated via email.
From: Communication Patterns Among Epstein Associates: Insights from the Archive
There are discussions of legal matters in the communications.
From: Communication Patterns Among Epstein Associates: Insights from the Archive
Email was used for organizing events and sharing information.
From: Communication Patterns Among Epstein Associates: Insights from the Archive
Participants engaged in both personal and professional discussions.
From: Communication Patterns Among Epstein Associates: Insights from the Archive
There is a lack of information on secure communication methods.
From: Communication Patterns Among Epstein Associates: Insights from the Archive
The documents do not provide insights into private or encrypted communication channels.
There is no mention of confidentiality measures in the documents.
The documents primarily focus on electronic communication without details on face-to-face interactions.
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