DOJ's Epstein Video Blunder: Just a Glitch, or Predictive Programming?
RT reports that a fake video depicting Jeffrey Epstein's supposed suicide was inadvertently included in a Department of Justice FOIA release. This wasn't some new, sophisticated AI creation; it was a known 3D graphic animation, circulating for years, its creator openly admitting its fabrication. The fact it 'slipped through' a supposedly rigorous federal process for a case of such immense public
interest and lingering suspicion beggars belief. (Maybe they just needed some B-roll?) Considering the official story of Epstein's death has always been riddled with more holes than Swiss cheese, this 'mistake' serves as less of an embarrassment and more of a narrative reinforcement. It subtly pre-empts critical thought, quietly whispering, 'See? He really did it.' But for those wondering who the
DOJ didn't accidentally release records on, or whose perfectly legitimate questions are perpetually ignored, this little 'slip' looks less like human error and more like an inconvenient truth in a package of convenient fiction.