๐จ FORENSIC ANALYSIS REPORT
+Jeffrey Epstein Prison Video
+Computational evidence revealing professional video editing in DOJ's "raw" surveillance footage
+๐ฏ CRITICAL FINDINGS
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- Adobe Software Detected: Video processed through Adobe Media Encoder 2024.0 +
- Multiple Source Files: Evidence of content splicing from separate video files +
- Splice Point Identified: 39 seconds of content replaced at 6h 36m mark +
- Chain of Custody Broken: Original surveillance footage was modified +
- Deceptive Labeling: Video labeled as "raw" despite extensive editing +
๐ Adobe Editing Signatures
+Definitive proof of professional video editing software usage:
+Command used:
+โฐ Splice Point Calculation
+Adobe timing metadata reveals exact splice location:
+Command used:
+๐ฌ Visual Frame Evidence
+Frame analysis confirms splice point with compression discontinuity:
+๐ฌ Interactive Frame Analysis - Splice Point Evidence
+Use the slider below to examine frames around the splice point and observe the discontinuity:
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+ ๐ What to look for:
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- Frame 2-3: Notice the 5.0% file size jump indicating compression change +
- Visual artifacts or quality differences between frames +
- Timing discontinuities at the splice boundary +
Commands used:
+๐ Source Clips Identified
+Multiple source files found in Adobe XMP metadata:
+These clips were spliced into the surveillance video at the 6h 36m mark, replacing original footage.
+๐ Timing Analysis & Epstein Death Correlation
+Critical timing analysis reveals significant temporal relationships:
+ +๐ Key Timeline Facts
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- Footage Time: August 10, 2019 at 2:20:59 AM +
- Official Discovery: August 10, 2019 at ~6:30 AM EDT +
- Location: Metropolitan Correctional Center, 150 Park Row, NYC +
- Camera ID: 160 SW 2-80 (Southwest wing/section) +
๐ Time Zone Analysis
+Critical Questions:
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- Is the footage timestamp in local EDT or UTC? +
- If EDT: 4 hours before official discovery +
- If UTC: 8 hours before discovery (10:20:59 PM EDT on Aug 9) +
- Surveillance systems typically use local time or UTC +
โ ๏ธ Forensic Implications
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- Compression Discontinuity: Occurs at critical time period +
- Timing Verification: Requires surveillance system time zone confirmation +
- Chain of Custody: Time gaps raise questions about footage integrity +
- Metadata Correlation: Adobe editing timestamps vs. surveillance timestamps +
Research Sources:
+๐ฌ Computational Forensics Methodology
+This analysis used industry-standard digital forensics tools and techniques:
+ +1. Metadata Extraction
+Used ExifTool to extract all embedded metadata, including Adobe's proprietary XMP editing data.
+2. Adobe XMP Analysis
+Parsed Adobe's internal editing metadata to identify software signatures and timing information.
+3. Timing Calculation
+Decoded Adobe's proprietary timing format to locate exact splice points in the video.
+4. Frame Extraction & Analysis
+Extracted frames around predicted splice points and analyzed file sizes for compression discontinuities.
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+This computational analysis reveals several concerning issues:
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- Misrepresentation: Video labeled as "raw" despite professional editing +
- Content Modification: Original surveillance footage was altered using Adobe software +
- Source Substitution: Multiple video files combined into single presentation +
- Chain of Custody: Evidence integrity compromised through undisclosed editing +
- Transparency: Editing process not disclosed in official documentation +
Note: This analysis focuses solely on technical metadata examination and makes no claims about the events depicted in the video.
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