Winco
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I realize that ChatGPT is unwanted by many of the trump protecters. But %$. Deal with it and provide your defense.
But, just feel free to counter ANY of the points mentioned.
What role does Bondi, Patel, trump Lawyers, etc, have in permanently altering the DOJ Epstein Files w/out some audit and accountability.
Original Epstein investigation files are federal records governed by:
They must remain exactly as they were collected.
This is normal.
Redactions are typically made for:
When DOJ/FBI redact documents, they must:
Congressional committees can request or subpoena:
And even then, Congress can challenge it.
DOJ-OIG and FBI Internal Affairs have access to:
But, just feel free to counter ANY of the points mentioned.
What role does Bondi, Patel, trump Lawyers, etc, have in permanently altering the DOJ Epstein Files w/out some audit and accountability.
1.
Original Epstein investigation files are federal records governed by:- Federal Records Act
- 18 U.S.C. § 2071 — destruction or alteration of federal records (a felony)
- DOJ evidence retention rules
- FBI case file regulations
- Illegal
- Traceable (because FBI record systems maintain audit logs)
- A major federal crime for anyone involved
They must remain exactly as they were collected.
2.
This is normal.Redactions are typically made for:
- Victim protection
- Ongoing investigations
- National security / classified material
- Names of minors
- Privacy concerns
- Irrelevant third parties
3.
When DOJ/FBI redact documents, they must:- Justify the redaction category (e.g., “privacy,” “ongoing investigation”)
- Keep an unredacted master copy in secure storage
- Maintain a record of what was redacted and why
- FOIA exemption coding
- Internal classification/declassification logs
- Document handling records
4.
Congressional committees can request or subpoena:- Full unredacted Epstein files
- Original case files
- Chain of custody
- Classification justifications
And even then, Congress can challenge it.
5.
DOJ-OIG and FBI Internal Affairs have access to:- Unredacted originals
- Metadata
- Audit trails
- Version history
- Digital traces
- Chain-of-custody inconsistencies
- Missing file hashes
- Storage logs that don’t match
