The translation there is you'd have who accessed it, when, what kind of data was sent, where it was sent, how much was sent, and the IP/Geo-Location it was sent to. There's 0 excuse for them to ever say Epstein was a dead end / nothing to see.
Server with multiple storage bays. 2 tera-byte disks each. Video cables going into an NVR. Dedicated Unifi equipment including one of their (probably cloudkey enabled) firewalls. So that's camera footage, 12~ terabytes of storage and a firewall that tracks all LAN and WAN traffic
So if they try to pull some shit saying "oh there's not that much to go through" then they're blatantly lying. 12tb can hold days/months of footage depending on resolution and camera count. If footage was stored in the cloud, firewall would so exfiltration/export web traffic.
That means not only camera footage, but how it was recorded, what IP addresses were capturing it if it exported off-site, and those unifi accounts are typically registered to email addresses as well. I'd be interested to see the digital fingerprint and meta data.
Looking at the Epstein photos and the network / audio-visual equipment on the racks. I see NVR's and camera mounts. That means there's camera footage they recovered. Considering it was a compromise and blackmail factory, we should be demanding the footage be released. Not BS pics
Multiple fiber connections instead of cat 5, which means likely highspeed and hi-res cameras. I see a unifi AP on top and either an extender or PoE injector... which means someone was using unifi's backend as well. That keeps logs of IP addresses accessing it, and accounts access
@RitaPanahi That entire podcast was a roller coaster of emotion. Especially for Shane during the 1 minutes. Holy shit it's like they were hand picking them backstage.