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Kristen Kroll (@kristenkroll) So. Turns out some absolute internet heroes did what the FBI apparently couldn’t be bothered to do properly. Internet content developers Riley Walz and Luke Igel, with contributions from other developers and in collaboration with Drop Site News (https://www.dropsitenews.com/), took a large cache of the released Epstein emails and turned them into a fully searchable Gmail-style site called JMail. Because nothing screams “justice” like regular people having to crowdsource an investigation into elite pedophile rings. 🙃 You can scroll through this dead creep’s emails like you’re checking your junk folder. Search by contact ; “Hmm, wonder who Mike was chatting with.” Search by photos (which is as horrifying as it sounds). And yep, you can even search by flight history. Just casually matching names to trips on the Lolita Express while sipping your morning coffee. The wildest part? This only exists because authorities dumped everything in the most inaccessible, useless PDF format possible. Thousands of pages, knowing damn well most people don’t have the time or energy to read it like homework. And this person said, “Nah. Fuck that,” and made it searchable. So now there’s a clean, functional archive of one of the biggest criminal networks in modern history - built by volunteers, available to anyone with Wi-Fi - while billionaires and politicians are suddenly very sweaty. Welcome to 2026, where citizen journalists do the FBI’s job better than the FBI. -post note courtesy of Rae Muckwabaum; for access see the http://jmail.world info from Wikipedia and screenshots below https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jmail?fbclid=IwZnRzaAPyRRhleHRuA2FlbQIxMQBzcnRjBmFwcF9pZA8xNzM4NDc2NDI2NzAzNzAAAR4u9qwPUT_OU4VPLOk2L4OVm6GnbsTjacGOg3Sbu1IhpcnCP7DdEF9bsjN4Aw_aem_cFTXfWgb5h9OZyXr057_x https://substack.com/@kristenkroll/note/c-210631954?r=3eve3s