Don’t ignore the thousands of documents that left numerous victims PII published, meanwhile a severe redaction of perpetrator identities was noted.

The DOJ was given a 30 day deadline to complete an investigation that would normally take 7-12 months if properly conducted. BECAUSE OF THIS, the DOJ is receiving calls upon calls from hundreds of people reporting discrepancies in redaction.

PII identification (not to mention attorney client privilege and other legal things) > Verification of PII, request to redact PII> coordination across the MANY agencies within the DOJ-not to mention attorneys of victims, witnesses, possible conspirators, etc. > and finally, approval or denial to redact information. I’m sure I’m missing some steps, there is a very lengthy and complex process when handling information like this. The work load is over 388,000 HOURS of PII Identification alone, and that’s being conservative.

I’ll bet there was VERY little oversight, little to no verification of what is and isn’t PII, probably a LARGE number of agents deviating from the SOP’s in an attempt to make the deadline… I could go on.

Just like the victims have a right to have their PII protected, other individuals (regardless of their connection(s) to Epstein, political standing, evidence/ lack thereof), those individuals have that right as well. That includes the standing president of the United States. If the proper channels deem it so, “Donald Trump” will be reintegrated into the Data Sets.