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Surely you can link me to the exact "planted" images you are talking about... who planted them?
by edm0nd 10mo ago
Surely you can link me to the exact "planted" images you are talking about...
who planted them?
- Zambyte 10mo agohttps://bsky.app/profile/meidastouch.com/post/3mag7myutmc2d https://bsky.app/profile/meidastouch.com/post/3mag7myutmc2d Here's at least one notable image.
- Arn_Thor 10mo agoThat's not the exact same image, though. It's a separate image, from the same time and place. The one released may have been in Epstein's possession and therefore part of the files. Either some DoJ drone just redacted all children and non-celebrities due to procedure, or it was deliberately done in such a way as to make Clinton and Jackson look suspicious. Whatever the reason, this was not a Getty stock image planted in the files.
- Zambyte 10mo agoYou can see the erroneously redacted image here: https://www.bbc.com/news/articles/c8r38ne1x2mo https://www.bbc.com/news/articles/c8r38ne1x2mo
- Amezarak 10mo agoIt wasn’t erroneous. The DoJ said they were redacting the faces of all non-celebrity women and children under the presumption they could be victims.
- Arn_Thor 10mo agoIn that case it makes perfect sense
- Arn_Thor 10mo agoI know what picture we're talking about. 1) it's not the same as the Getty stock image everyone seems to mistake it for. 2) we don't know if the redaction is erroneous or intentionally misleading, but either way the non-celebrity faces were redacted even though another image of them exists in the public domain. Probably easier to just apply a blanket policy when handling all these images rather than observing edge cases.
- wahnfrieden 10mo agoThe redaction is a distraction. The concern is that it is from a charity event that is seemingly unrelated to Epstein
- Arn_Thor 10mo agoIf Epstein had the photo in his possession, then that would explain why it's there!