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Sep 11, 2026

MossHOST
26:36
Sometimes if you just say nonsense, it will also work, because the automated, if it's one of the voice recognition ones, the automated one will be like, I don't know what you're saying, let me connect you to a person.
MossHOST
26:43
So sometimes I just go, Scribd.
MossHOST
26:45
Scribd.
MossHOST
26:45
However.
MossHOST
26:46
I'll tell you something that doesn't work that my dad used to do.
GusHOST
32:15
I can read the next part that Dazzle Razzle talks about.
GusHOST
32:17
And I found Dazzle Razzle's book on Scribd, which is a website normally for like uploading legal documents.
GusHOST
32:25
But Dazzle Razzle tells us the following.
GusHOST
32:27
I am assuming he got
CharlieHOST
32:29
That might be why.
GusHOST
32:30
No, no, I think it's just his book.
GusHOST
32:31
Scribd does have like other shit on there sometimes, but it's like mostly legal documents for my...
GusHOST
32:37
It's just like a place to dump any kind of like PDF or... which, like, I guess most PDFs that are generated and need to be made public are legal, but sometimes it's Dazzle Razzle.
Juan BrownSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
43:14
You can take that ADS-B data in the lower left corner, save the KML file, download it into Google Earth, and turn it into a 3D image, which really helps people visualize what happened.
Juan BrownSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
43:28
Then go looking into the aircraft manuals, Scribd and a few other sources, you can find a lot of good manuals, Live ATC, to find the ATC communications, if you can find that, will really help explain the story.
Juan BrownSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
43:45
And this is all the technology that's out there and available that makes this possible to come over.
Juan BrownSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
43:51
I had to overcome the old stigma.
Wayne Breezy BrownHOST
3:39
We're going to figure it out.
Wayne Breezy BrownHOST
3:40
That's what we do here at the Scribd, at the Scribd.
Wayne Breezy BrownHOST
3:44
That's going to be fun, man.
Wayne Breezy BrownHOST
3:45
I'm excited.
Bryan HillGUEST
38:05
You probably can find a PDF or something on the internet.
Bryan HillGUEST
38:09
You know, maybe Scribd will have a thing.
Bryan HillGUEST
38:11
Look for it.
Bryan HillGUEST
38:12
It's really a handbook for the... ability of persuasion to happen through subconscious means that a lot of advertisers use for their for their content and and you know if you want to deep dive in this sort of thing and i think more um plays with this a bit as well there's there's something that happens when you you wrap sex and death into the same expression.
Donna BollingHOST
14:57
Here we go.
Donna BollingHOST
15:04
It's on, it's a PDF on Scribd, and they're screenshot and scanned.
Donna BollingHOST
15:12
Some of them are really hard to read.
Donna BollingHOST
15:14
Some of them are really easy to read.
Ellie LeonardGUEST
11:14
we were still missing 37 pages of interview notes that correspond to those interviews and so for months and months and months we have been saying we need those notes if if we are going to be following the epstein files transparency act we have to have those notes um katie fang's lawsuit includes those notes and says you know we need those notes and last a week ago wednesday so i guess two weeks ago now um judge emma sullivan said you know i am not I'm going to hold you in contempt at this point, DOJ, but we need those notes and we're going to write up an order and supposedly the order sets it for today, but there is no hearing set for today, but they are supposed to bring those 37 pages of notes.
Ellie LeonardGUEST
11:54
Lo and behold, right after that order is placed, the notes showed up online and people on Reddit discovered them on a platform called Scribd, which is a public file sharing website.
Ellie LeonardGUEST
12:09
Supposedly they had been there since March 6th, which is when all this hullabaloo began, but they went viral just after that happened in the hearing.
Ellie LeonardGUEST
12:18
They were completely unredacted.

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Ellie LeonardGUEST
19:33
They're both anonymous.
Ellie LeonardGUEST
19:34
And so if something feels similar, I kind of like, you know, take a note.
Frank FigliuzziHOST
19:40
Yeah, and I, you know, putting my old FBI hat back on, particularly when I was head of counterintel, I would have, you know, I'm asking myself, would I have been opening a leak investigation on this whole Scribd Reddit nonsense, right? Would I...
Frank FigliuzziHOST
19:55
Would somebody have...
Ed OppermanHOST
57:58
Ha ha ha.
Ed OppermanHOST
57:59
And uploads these unredacted screenshots of these FBI handwritten notes to his Scribd, his public Scribd account.
speaker_3UNKNOWN
58:13
Oh, man.
speaker_3UNKNOWN
58:15
I mean, I don't know if that's illegal, but it certainly stinks.
Ed OppermanHOST
58:38
But these documents that he uploaded there, there is no article that's linked to it.
Ed OppermanHOST
58:43
This is the only one that's up there that didn't have this information.
Ed OppermanHOST
58:51
Just a regular person, just a researcher, one of these interested parties, notices he found this Scribd thing by accident.
Ed OppermanHOST
59:00
And he looks it up and he says, hey, you know what? There's some pages missing.
Ed OppermanHOST
13:13
The latest update on this Jane Doe Ford case.
Ed OppermanHOST
13:18
And what happened was, is that there were some handwritten notes that were discovered on Scribd or Scribd, Scribd, whatever people want to call it.
Ed OppermanHOST
13:28
Okay.
Ed OppermanHOST
13:30
And people were trying to verify, are these things real or not? And I know there's some questions because, and they've been up there for months and months and months.
Ed OppermanHOST
13:42
It turns out later on it was two FBI agents sharing the same notepad.
Ed OppermanHOST
13:46
So it's not all that suspicious there.
Ed OppermanHOST
13:50
But the chain of events... on how these handwritten notes wound up on Scribd, because these are the same handwritten, the same material that Katie Fang is in court suing the Department of Justice to get this stuff revealed.
Ed OppermanHOST
14:11
And meanwhile, this stuff has been up on Scribd for months.
Ellie LeonardGUEST
30:51
They had to sit behind a desk for five minutes in a dark room with a binder, right? And yet this person somehow was given downloads of unredacted FBI notes to keep on their hard drive.
Ellie LeonardGUEST
31:06
And then they uploaded them to a public website called Scribdi, which is just a public platform that anybody can access and put all these documents on there.
Ellie LeonardGUEST
31:17
And so someone was able to trace who they were based on other things that they had posted under the same username.
Ellie LeonardGUEST
31:26
And so right now we are still trying to figure out how they got them.

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