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10. I confess I'm a little apprehensive about releasing full raw files to the general public

Reply to tulipsandroses (Reply #7)

Thu Jul 24, 2025, 05:33 AM

Jul 24

For example, investigators' interview notes may contain nothing more than dubious hearsay about people the DOJ did not indict - I'm not convinced it's proper to release stuff like that.

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