FBI’s Epstein Prison Video: Nearly Three Minutes of Footage Removed
New metadata analysis reveals that nearly three minutes of footage was trimmed from the surveillance video of Jeffrey Epstein’s prison cell, contradicting the Justice Department’s claim that it was “raw” footage. The trimmed footage originates from a source clip that extended for almost three minutes beyond the segment included in the final video. The discrepancy may be related to a widely reported one-minute gap attributed to a nightly system reset, though the specific content of the missing footage remains unclear. When questioned about the video’s assembly, the DOJ referred inquiries to the FBI, who declined to comment.
John Q. Hosedrinker