From Mediaite:
In the miasma of Epstein Files outrage and quite reasonable allegations, you may have missed the latest reporting from NPR: At least 53 pages of FBI interview summaries and notes appear to exist in the Epstein files but are not in the public database.
Is this a bombshell? Given the murkiness surrounding how these allegations were vetted before being dumped into the public record, it’s impossible to say. That uncertainty is the story. The confusion enveloping this massive release is beginning to resemble concealment, inviting the cynical view that it’s strategic — or, more plausibly, evidence of plain incompetence. On Tuesday morning, NPR published a stunning report on serial numbers and discovery logs that do not line up with what the Justice Department has posted online. Some of the missing materials relate to allegations involving President Donald Trump. The department declined to explain the discrepancies. [SD note: this is liberal news outlet]