This Database Lets You Search Through All 20,000 Jeffrey Epstein Emails
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At-home researchers can filter the Epstein emails by name, organization and location.
Getting a little stir-crazy waiting for more information from the Jeffrey Epstein files to drop?
A new database now allows amateur researchers to access the disgraced financier and convicted sex trafficker’s emails on their own and see what they can find.
Courier Newsroom, a left-leaning digital media company, just posted the database online so anyone can access it.
We mean anyone.
The website allows users to search names like Donald Trump, Bill Clinton and Barack Obama; organizations such as Harvard, the FBI and the Trump Organization; and locations like Mar-a-Lago and Trump Tower.
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