Open-Source Search Tool for 2,895 House Oversight Epstein Documents

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The HN community shares and discusses an open-source search tool for 2895 House Oversight Epstein documents, praising its comprehensiveness and potential for transparency.

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therammAuthor

about 2 months ago

I am working on downloading and doing OCR on the rest of the released epstein files to make this even more useful.

amyawright

about 2 months ago

The most comprehensive search of the Epstein documents that I have seen. Very powerful tool that I hope people use to assess the true breadth of the files.

therammAuthor

about 2 months ago

Author here. Some context: this Epstein Files tool is part of a larger transparency research project.

  Also live: The Capture Cascade Timeline - 1,945+ documented events of kleptocratic capture from 1971-2025.
  https://www.capturecascade.org/

  Working on: Offshore Leaks MCP server for network analysis (coming soon).

  All open-source, all reproducible.

therammAuthor

about 2 months ago

Just published the detailed analysis with all findings and document citations:

https://theramm.substack.com/p/what-2895-documents-reveal-a-...

The article covers: - Mar-a-Lago recruitment evidence (including Epstein's own email: "of course he knew") - 46+ offshore entities across 8 jurisdictions - Policy correlations with document mentions - Intelligence community indicators - What's still sealed (co-conspirator names from 2008)

Every finding is reproducible using the search tool. The article includes step-by-step verification instructions.

The House votes next week on the Epstein Transparency Act to release thousands more sealed documents.

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