Gmail Users Can Now Peek into Jeffrey Epstein's Private Inbox - a Simulated Look into the Infamous Sex Trafficker's Emails
The US House Oversight Committee has released over 20,000 emails from convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein, and now they're available for anyone to sift through. A project called Jmail has recreated a simulated Gmail inbox of Epstein's, allowing users to browse his private communications with other high-profile figures - including former President Donald Trump.
Jmail is surprisingly faithful in its recreation of the Gmail interface, complete with message sorting from most recent to earliest, and an active search feature. The simulation ends abruptly at the eve of Epstein's 2019 arrest for sex trafficking minors, when he was under investigation by law enforcement agencies around the world.
In these emails, Trump's name appears repeatedly, in messages ranging from innocuous small talk to overtly provocative exchanges that raise eyebrows about the president's involvement with Epstein. At one point, Epstein claimed that Trump "knew about the girls" involved in his sex trafficking operation.
Other notable figures who had dealings with Epstein included Ghislaine Maxwell, his longtime associate and friend; Larry Summers, former US Treasury Secretary; and Prince Andrew, a member of the British royal family.
While exploring these emails is sure to be unpalatable, it's also necessary. By peering into Epstein's private inbox, we can see just how brazenly he operated - and how his connections to high-ranking figures like Trump and Summers were able to go unchecked for so long.
To see the full extent of Epstein's communications with these individuals - as well as many others - head over to the Jmail project website.
The US House Oversight Committee has released over 20,000 emails from convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein, and now they're available for anyone to sift through. A project called Jmail has recreated a simulated Gmail inbox of Epstein's, allowing users to browse his private communications with other high-profile figures - including former President Donald Trump.
Jmail is surprisingly faithful in its recreation of the Gmail interface, complete with message sorting from most recent to earliest, and an active search feature. The simulation ends abruptly at the eve of Epstein's 2019 arrest for sex trafficking minors, when he was under investigation by law enforcement agencies around the world.
In these emails, Trump's name appears repeatedly, in messages ranging from innocuous small talk to overtly provocative exchanges that raise eyebrows about the president's involvement with Epstein. At one point, Epstein claimed that Trump "knew about the girls" involved in his sex trafficking operation.
Other notable figures who had dealings with Epstein included Ghislaine Maxwell, his longtime associate and friend; Larry Summers, former US Treasury Secretary; and Prince Andrew, a member of the British royal family.
While exploring these emails is sure to be unpalatable, it's also necessary. By peering into Epstein's private inbox, we can see just how brazenly he operated - and how his connections to high-ranking figures like Trump and Summers were able to go unchecked for so long.
To see the full extent of Epstein's communications with these individuals - as well as many others - head over to the Jmail project website.
meanwhile, trump's name shows up in emails and all we can think of is " what does he know, what doesn't he know?" 
guess we'll never really know, but now we've got these 20k+ emails to sift through anyway...i guess you could say this is like the ultimate investigation...into his email habits 
. I mean, Trump's name popping up repeatedly is just mind-blowing - you gotta wonder what was going on behind the scenes with those guys 
. But at the same time, I'm kinda glad we're seeing all this because it does expose the extent of how far Epstein's connections went 
. It's crazy that people like Summers and Prince Andrew were able to get away with it for so long 
. Guess you could say justice is finally being served in some small way 
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those 20k emails are like a time capsule of sorts, exposing all these powerful people who enabled or knew about epstein's crimes. i mean trump's name popping up in these emails is wild... does anyone really think he didn't know about the whole thing? 
... have you guys tried that new pizza place downtown? I heard it's actually pretty good! Anyway, back to this email thingy... I don't know why we need to snoop into people's private emails like this. Don't get me wrong, Epstein was a total creep and all, but come on, can't we just leave some things private? My friend's sister has a cousin who works with some really shady characters in the music industry, and I'm pretty sure they'd kill her if she started poking around in their email accounts... I mean, what's next, gonna search through our grandparents' letters or something? 
And honestly, it's kinda creepy that Epstein got away with all this stuff for so long... but I guess now we can finally start seeing some truth come out. 
jmail is actually really cool too, they did a sick job recreating the gmail interface 
so yeah, go check it out and get the tea 
Like, what even is that? And don't even get me started on Prince Andrew - I'm so done with him.