How WIRED Analyzed the Epstein Video
The news article examines the discrepancies between the US government's claims about a Jeffrey Epstein video and the information revealed by the video's metadata. The article discusses how WIRED, a technology magazine, analyzed the video and found that the metadata contradicted the government's statements. The article explains that the government had claimed the video was recorded in 2012, but the metadata showed it was actually recorded in 2013. Additionally, the metadata indicated that the video had been edited, contradicting the government's assertion that it was unedited. The article highlights the importance of scrutinizing official claims and using data analysis to uncover the truth, particularly in high-profile cases like the Epstein investigation. It underscores the need for transparency and accountability from the government when presenting evidence to the public.
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