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Redacted Email Implies US DOJ Protects Criminal

A screenshot of an email with redacted sender information, showing the 'To' field as 'jeevacation@gmail.com', sent on Thursday, January 17, 2013 at 4:43 PM. The email includes attachments of JPG files and a highlighted line stating: 'New Brazilian just arrived, sexy and cute, ~9yo', which suggests reference to a minor, implying potentially illegal content. Below 'Best regards,' several lines are redacted. The original title claims the US Department of Justice redacted the sender to protect a criminal.
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New Brazilian just arrived, sexy and cute, ~9yo

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A screenshot of an email with redacted sender information, showing the 'To' field as '[email protected]', sent on Thursday, January 17, 2013 at 4:43 PM. The email includes attachments of JPG files and a highlighted line stating: 'New Brazilian just arrived, sexy and cute, ~9yo', which suggests reference to a minor, implying potentially illegal content. Below 'Best regards,' several lines are redacted. The original title claims the US Department of Justice redacted the sender to protect a criminal.

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The image originates from 9Gag, as indicated by the additional information. It appears to be an edited screenshot of an email where the sender's information and subsequent lines have been redacted (blacked out), likely to support the claim that the US Department of Justice is protecting a criminal by concealing the sender's identity.

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