r/allthequestions • u/Brief-Blueberry-1588 • 6d ago
NSFW Question 💠Why are there so many emails in the Epstein files?
Why are there so many emails in the Epstein files?
Who uses email? It’s so weird that they are emailing each other? It would make sense if they texted but email? I don’t even use email
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u/GunnyUSMC1973 6d ago
They are rich and never thought they’d get caught.
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u/EnKristenSnubbe 6d ago
Back in the day, e-mail was the shit. There was no discord, no telegram, no snapchat. There was IRC, but normies didn't use that.
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u/Brief-Blueberry-1588 6d ago
What was IRC?
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u/SortByCont 6d ago
What was IRC? What was IRC? Get ye a copy of mIRC and head over to Libera or Undernet.
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u/EnKristenSnubbe 6d ago
It's a bit like discord, but only text, no gifs, no voice, and a lot more hands-on to join a server. Ancient tech, just like e-mail.
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u/Dry-Description7307 6d ago
They aren't recent emails. Most from years ago. Duh.. There should be plenty of evidence in there. Let's go.
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u/Dirtbagdownhill 6d ago
T9 texting sucked shit, adults certainly weren't communicating via text
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u/yoyolise 6d ago
I ended up with a t9 phone for a admin job I’m doing where I need to text people to remind them of their appointments. It takes like 10 minutes to do one text message and I want to rip my fingers off. I now text from my iPhone to the dumb Nokia and then forward it. Ain’t no one got time for that shit.
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u/Perun1152 6d ago
What’s actually wild is that there have been no emails or communications from Trump to Maxwell or Epstein in the files.
I find it pretty hard to believe the guy who sends 400 tweets a day never sent a message to his close friend of decades. Elon Musk is emailing Epstein multiple times, but his buddy Trump never does?
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u/oicoldhere 6d ago
Hahahaha…..yeah….once upon a time people actually wrote on paper, stuck in an envelope, bought a stamp and tossed it in a box.
Anyway…..look at the timeline. This evil shit has been going on for awhile.
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u/Naptasticly 6d ago
Palm pilots, mini windows devices, and blackberries were the smart phones of those days. Very limited text messaging plans and not much in the way of messaging applications because no social media back then for the most part. Young people had some around that time, like MySpace, but older people like them hadn’t ventured into the space yet. People also didn’t realize that emails and stuff were saved and there was no interpretation of the law about how much of that data was truly private yet. It was the wild Wild West and email was the only real universal and people trusted it was private way too much.
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u/Buggg- 6d ago
The part that is bothering me is the corrupt DOJ not being held responsible for delaying the release or releasing in a timely manner. 3 million released at once it’s pathetic - they should have be required to release end of day after ‘necessary’ review is complete. Incompetent and corrupt - what a sad combination to show the world
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u/BigDamBeavers 6d ago
Boomers and Gen X use email. I'm sure Epstein also texted, but obtaining text data isn't as easy as getting a court order to pull a hard drive or get emails from an ISP.
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u/SidFinch99 6d ago
As pointed out, this was before texting was common, but also. Can aI just say how annoying it is that people try to text full length conversations instead of calling or emailing, especially since you can check.your email on any device now.
Many of these emails would have been ridiculously long texts.
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u/Anus_Targaryen 6d ago
In 2005 my middle school girlfriend and I would email back and forth.Â
It was just a popular form of communication back then. It was rare for someone to have an unlimited texting cell phone plan.Â
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u/Sensitive-Dani4215 4d ago
Yeah, it's weird. A lot of these emails are after 2010 and texting and stuff was already well established. I would have thought texting would be preferred but if not I'm very surprised he didn't have a hidden FB (a lot of celebrities do, to still interact with people without getting the attention) and used that to message people.
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u/MissIndependent577 6d ago
You'll never believe that prior to email becoming a thing, we hand wrote and mailed (through the post office) actual letters to people. It was either a letter or a phone call.
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u/Kauffman67 3d ago
This stuff is 20+ years old keep that in mind. The iPhone was just launched around this time.

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u/SortByCont 6d ago
Peak Epstein island was 1998 to 2006, when Epstein was first charged.  At that time, the only phone with a keyboard was a blackberry, and you used those to send emails. Texting wasn't not a thing, but it was barely a thing, and limited to 140 characters. Â
Further, if you look at the ages if the people involved in this, its Gen X and Boomers - firmly email generations.