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Flags LinkedIn profiles that appear in the Epstein email dump and shows person-level activity counts. MyEpstein for LinkedIn adds a notice to LinkedIn profile pages when the visible profile name matches a bundled index built from the publicly released Epstein email archive. What it does: - Checks the visible LinkedIn profile name locally in your browser. - Shows aggregate counts for total appearances, direct sends, messages sent to Epstein, CC activity, and other appearances. - Links to a public JMail search so users can inspect the underlying public records directly. What it does not do: - It does not identify people with certainty. - It does not imply guilt, knowledge, or involvement in wrongdoing. - It does not transmit LinkedIn profile data to MyEpstein servers. - It does not use analytics, ads, or remote code. Important context: - Matching is based on names only, and multiple people can share the same name. - OCR issues and source-record errors can exist in the public archive. - Appearance in the archive does not imply wrongdoing.
Apr 4, 2026
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