J-Mail
J-Mail is an interface product that simulates Jeffrey Epstein's email inbox, created by Riley Walls and Luke Igel. It is built on government document data parsed by Reducto.
Timeline (last 90 days)
Riley Walls and Luke Igel built J-Mail—an interface product simulating Epstein's mailbox—in five hours.
As of February this year, the J-Mail series of sites has accumulated more than 450 million visits, with 18 million users.
Reducto was responsible for parsing more than 3 million pages of redacted PDFs, scanned documents, and government files in the J-Mail project.
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As of February this year, the J-Mail series of sites has accumulated more than 450 million visits, with 18 million users.
50%UnverifiedReducto was responsible for parsing more than 3 million pages of redacted PDFs, scanned documents, and government files in the J-Mail project.
50%UnverifiedRiley Walls and Luke Igel built J-Mail—an interface product simulating Epstein's mailbox—in five hours.
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