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EPISODE · May 5, 2026 · 23 MIN

File 172 - Google Cached Unredacted Epstein Documents. Victims Faces Became Searchable.

from The Epstein Files · host Island Investigation

DOJ published January 30, withdrew after NYT notification. Google had already cached. Unredacted names, addresses, nude images remained searchable.CSAM classification question raised. Section 230 defense vs government-published material. Victims' faces searchable after DOJ takedown.Sources for this episode are available at: https://nbn.fm/epstein-files/episode/ep172About The Epstein FilesThe Epstein Files is an AI-generated podcast analyzing the 3.5 million pages released under the Epstein Files Transparency Act (EFTA). All claims are grounded in primary source documents, published on the Neural Broadcast Network website for verification.Produced by Island InvestigationSubscribe to NBN's NewsletterGet new investigations, new shows, and the raw intelligence you won't find anywhere else straight to your inbox.Sign up at nbn.fm/newsletter.

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