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Red flags fly after Todd Blanche reveals dubious Epstein files scheme: 'A serious problem'
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Experts sounded the alarm on Sunday after Acting Attorney General Todd Blanche revealed a dubious new scheme to protect some of the people mentioned in the Epstein files. In a court filing last week, Blanche submitted explanations to Judge Emmet Sullivan about the Department of Justice's process for redacting the Epstein files . That court filing included a new definition of what it means to be a victim in the case , according to Allison Gill, host of "The Breakdown," who discussed the filing with Katie Phang, the journalist who sued the DOJ over its redactions, on a new episode . The new definition of "victim" in the Epstein case now includes people who "self-identified" as victims, which led Gill to worry that abusers who hung out with Epstein may self-identify and therefore be protected from disclosure. Phang pointed out that the new definition also carries some stark implications. "It does two things. One, it creates a very slippery slope in terms of how we are viewing who we are n
First report: Blanche surrenders redacted Epstein files within minutes of judge's deadline — alternet.org, 11d
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