Jeffrey Epstein Emails Now Gmail-Style: Because Why Not?

KEY POINTS

•The House Oversight Committee released over 20,000 pages of Jeffrey Epstein emails in November 2025.
•Luke Igel and Riley Walz used Google’s Gemini AI to convert these documents into a Gmail-style searchable site called 'Jmail.'
•The Epstein Files Transparency Act was signed requiring the DOJ to release unclassified files within 30 days but allows ongoing investigations to block some releases.
•These emails implicate figures like former Harvard president Larry Summers and permit keyword searches including 'Trump' and 'SEO.'

In a world where alleged underworld kingpins meet Silicon Valley chic, 20,000-plus pages of Jeffrey Epstein emails just got the Gmail makeover they never asked for. Thanks to Luke Igel and Riley Walz, who unleashed Google’s Gemini AI for optical character recognition, the Epstein files are now searchable like your worst inbox spam. Released by the House Oversight Committee in November 2025, the treasure trove drags Larry Summers, former Harvard prez and OpenAI board member, into the limelight. Meanwhile, President Signed the Epstein Files Transparency Act to dump DOJ's secrets online—unless federal investigators cry 'not yet.' Because who doesn’t want to search 'Trump' next to creepier terms in supreme bureaucratic style?

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Turning Epstein’s creep dossier into Gmail inbox feels like stalking your toxic ex—except Congress is the obsessive stalker and the emails never ghost.

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