Sabdaddah shows that the film “raw” Jeffrey’s FBI is probably modified
US The Ministry of Justice this week released nearly 11 hours of what he had filmed the “full raw” camera, from a camera near the Jeffrey Epashtin Prison cell the night before he was killed. This version was made to address conspiracy theories about Epishtein’s apparent suicide in federal detention. But instead of putting these suspicions for rest, it may increase them.
The video is embedded in this video and analyzed by independent and independent video forensic experts shows that the film has been modified instead of direct export of the prison monitoring system, probably using the Adobe Premiere Pro Professional Editing Tool. This case appears to have been collected from at least two source clips, stored several times, issued and then uploaded to the Doj website, where it is presented as “raw”.
Experts warn that it is unclear exactly what has changed and that he does not prove the deceptive manipulation. This video may be easily processed using existing software for public release, and there are no changes beyond sewing together. But the lack of a clear explanation of the file processing using professional editing software complicates the narrative of the Ministry of Justice. In the case of suspicion previously, the ambiguity of how to process the case can likely provide a new forage for conspiracy theories.
“Any aspect of the formal story that is not fully explained will work by conspiracy theorists,” says Mike Rothschild, a writer who writes about conspiracy and extremists. “So whatever your aroma is from the Epashine conspiracy, this film helps to enhance it.”
The months leading up to the joint “Doj and FBI, released on Monday, the Prosecutor General Pam Bondi had promised to publish Epashtin’s records, raising expectations that may be new and potentially fake details of the capitalist death and his relationship with powerful people. The Manhattan prison cell was found and died of suicide while waiting for the trial on charges of sexual trafficking.
In support of its conclusion, FBI explored surveillance films overlooking the Special Housing Unit (SHU) at the Metropolitan Correction Center (MCC), where epistenin was held. The FBI reinforced the film by adjusting the contrast, color and clarity, and published both the advanced and what it described as the “raw version”. Both versions of the film appear to have been processed using Premiere and include much of the same asteroid. According to the FBI, anyone who enters the area containing the epistemic cell during the relevant period was visible in that camera.
In collaboration with two independent forensic experts, Wired examined the 21GB files published by DOJ. Using a scratch tool, reporters both analyzed the image replaceable image file (ExIF) and the above extensive data (XMP) to identify post -processing process signs.
The “raw” file is clear signs of processing using an Adobe product, most likely to showcase, which specifically refers to the file extensions used in the video editing software. According to experts, Adobe software, including Premiere and Photoshop, leaves a trace of the issued files, which often inserts a sterilization of which assets are used and what actions were taken when editing. In this case, the case shows that the file was stored at least four times within a few hours on May 23, 2025 by a Windows account called “MJCole ~ 1”. Sabdaddah does not show whether this film has been modified before each time.
