US Congress releases 20,000 Epstein documents: Trump's name also mentioned

Last week, the US House Committee on Oversight and Accountability released 20,000 documents belonging to convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein.

Among the released documents are thousands of emails and messages sent by Epstein and many high-profile figures, including Ghislaine Maxwell, political strategist Steve Bannon, journalist Michael Wolff, and former US Treasury Secretary Larry Summers. In these documents, the name of former US President Donald Trump appears indirectly in some correspondence and directly in others.

EPSTEIN'S EMAILS CAN BE EXAMINED VIA "JMAIL"

Interestingly, the emails can also be examined through a website called "Jmail." The "Jmail" site looks very similar to the Gmail interface, but with one difference: when you open the site, a smiling profile photo of Epstein appears in the top right corner. When you click on the photo, the text "Hi Jeffrey!" appears. In the inbox, one can browse through thousands of messages organized in the appearance of a normal email account.

"JMAIL" COMBINES EMAILS WITH VISUALS

Instead of using Gmail's classic categories, the "Jmail" platform offers a system that lists the people who corresponded with Epstein. Users can browse through these correspondences to access email exchanges between former President Trump and other well-known figures with Epstein.

TRUMP'S NAME ALSO APPEARS IN SENT EMAILS

In some of the email correspondence in the released documents, Trump's name appears directly, while in others, it is only mentioned indirectly.

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