Just set a cron job up to scrape and md5 all of the documents every 20m or so; if the MD5s match, discard. If they do not, save. Then you can build a timeline of releases, redactions, edits, and fuckery.

UPDATE: As of 2:17pm ET on 1/30/26, the document is once again appearing on the DOJ website. We are looking through to see if additional redactions were made.

"Oops."

Vile.

There's this one too

https://www.justice.gov/epstein/files/DataSet%2010/EFTA01660651.pdf

What it was: PDF of an email exchange between a Special Agent from the Child Exploitation and Human Trafficking Task Force and someone from the FBI NY Violent Crimes Division with numerous reports of women accusing Donald Trump, Ivanka and Eric Trump, Epstein, Musk, Dershowitz, Bill & Hillary Clinton, Members of the British Royal Family, Jamie Foxx and others of sexual assault/being present at events where they were assaulted when they (the victims) were minors.

So they backed up everything and then monitored to see what files the doj deleted. Then they could look at those files and see what doj doesn't want people to see. Nice.

Here's the link to the republished DOJ file. We'll see how long it stays