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Forensic Review Finds Edits and Missing Footage in DOJ’s ‘Raw’ Epstein Video

The DOJ’s silence on its processing methods has intensified calls for disclosure of the original footage

Jeffrey Epstein's police mugshot from 2019.
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Overview

  • Wired and independent experts identified metadata indicating the video was processed in Adobe Premiere Pro instead of exported directly from the prison’s surveillance system.
  • Analysis shows the clip was assembled from at least two source recordings, saved and exported multiple times before being labeled as “raw.”
  • A one-minute timestamp gap from 11:58:58 p.m. to 12:00:00 a.m. remains unexplained despite Attorney General Pam Bondi attributing it to the camera’s daily reset.
  • The DOJ and FBI’s joint memo reaffirming Epstein’s suicide and the absence of a client list has been overshadowed by concerns over the footage’s authenticity.
  • Tensions between Attorney General Pam Bondi and senior DOJ officials, highlighted by a reported walkout by Dan Bongino, underscore internal fallout over the video’s handling.