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Trump is mentioned over 600 times in the redacted Epstein files

A screenshot of two social media posts discussing the Epstein files hosted on the DOJ website. The first post, by 'Anonymous @OpDeathEaters', claims that redacted text can be revealed by copying and pasting, and that searching for 'Trump ' (with a trailing space) using Ctrl+F shows over 600 mentions of the name. Below this post is a snippet of text with 'Trump' highlighted in red. The second post, by 'Steve Gatewood', elaborates that searching for 'Trump' (without a space) yields zero results, while 'Trump ' (with a space) returns ~600, implying the DOJ intentionally blocked the search but failed to account for the space, calling the DOJ 'old and stupid' for the oversight.
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@Steve Gatewood Twitter/X

So when you're searching the files, if you search "Trump" you get zero results. But if you search "Trump " with a space at the end, you get around 600 results. Which tells me that the DOJ blocked the search. But they're so fuckin old and stupid they didn't block the search with spaces. So have fun while it lasts everyone

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Anonymous @OpDeathEaters
The Epstein files on the DOJ website allow you to highlight the redacted text, copy it, and paste it into another document, which reveals what was hidden. You can also press Ctrl+F and search for "Trump " (with a space) to see his name appear more than 600 times.

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Discussion of purported search results for 'Trump' in redacted Epstein files on the DOJ website, claiming a loophole with a trailing space reveals 600+ mentions

Overview

A screenshot of two social media posts discussing the Epstein files hosted on the DOJ website. The first post, by 'Anonymous @OpDeathEaters', claims that redacted text can be revealed by copying and pasting, and that searching for 'Trump ' (with a trailing space) using Ctrl+F shows over 600 mentions of the name. Below this post is a snippet of text with 'Trump' highlighted in red. The second post, by 'Steve Gatewood', elaborates that searching for 'Trump' (without a space) yields zero results, while 'Trump ' (with a space) returns ~600, implying the DOJ intentionally blocked the search but failed to account for the space, calling the DOJ 'old and stupid' for the oversight.

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The image originates from 9Gag, featuring a screenshot of purported Twitter/X posts. The content combines user-generated claims about the Epstein files, including an alleged method to reveal redacted text and a purported search loophole regarding mentions of 'Trump'. The posts appear to be user-created commentary on the Epstein files, with the screenshot likely captured from a social media platform and shared on 9Gag.

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