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Welcome back to the Epstein Files. Last time, we looked at Google cached unredacted Epstein documents.

Victim's faces became searchable.

Today, we are following the Commerce Secretary, Cantor Fitzgerald, and the Epstein Island Lunch.

As always, every document and source we reference is available on the Neural Broadcast Network website.

So we start with Howard Lutnik's May

26 House Oversight Interview and what he said about Epstein's Island Lunch, because that

document trail sets up the first anomaly immediately. Right. The initial anomaly surfaces when you

place that public testimony directly against the primary records, specifically the records from

the Epstein Files Task

Course Archive.

So if you look at documents EFTA 003434388 and EFTA 00434306, you find these records

managed by an IMAP server.

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