The Epstein files has taken over the internet, especially after last Friday when the US Department of Justice released a fresh batch of images, files and screenshots that have revealed some concerning conversations between Jeffrey Epstein and some of the most popular faces on the planet, including Elon Musk, Bill Gates and more.
Since last year, the DoJ has released around 1.8 lakh images and 35 lakh responsive files. The sheer volume and size of the files, and in the order it was released, makes it almost difficult to browse appropriately.
To solve this problem, a user on the internet has created a website that clones Epstein’s personal email in a Gmail-like environment. This clone website allows you to come through each and every mail sent and received by Epstein, revealing conversations with the likes of Musk, Gates, Noam Chomsky and Seth Lloyd, among others.
A search option and a functional inbox are available, as well as timestamps of those concerned emails. The website has been humorously named ‘JMail’, and there is even an option to go to ‘Jemini’, which actually has a working, albeit quite slow, chatbot ready to find any particular queries about the inbox.
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Other than ‘JMail’, hovering at the bottom end of the site reveals a few more related sites, including ‘JDrive’, ‘JPhotos’ and ‘JFlights’.
JDrive has all the responsive files uploaded by the DoJ, whereas JPhotos has a collection of photos found on the Epstein files. Both sites have some disturbing photos, some of which clearly involve children.
As for JFlight, it has flight logs of all the trips Epstein has ever taken, showcasing a disturbing pattern of constant flights between Europe, the US and the Epstein islands.
Other than these, you can also visit sites like Jacebook, a replica of Epstein’s Facebook page, Jotify and Jamazon, which has logs of Epstein’s orders on Amazon.
You can visit the site here.
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