Pranksters Recreated a Working Version of Jeffrey Epstein’s Gmail Inbox

[LogicCode]

Serial prankster Riley Walz and his friend Luke Igel created a website called Jmail, which is a replica of Gmail but with Jeffrey Epstein's emails. The site was built in just one night by the two, who used an AI video editing tool called Kino AI to recreate the inbox.

Visitors can now browse through thousands of emails sent by Epstein to high-profile people like Ghislaine Maxwell, Steve Bannon, and Larry Summers, many of which allude to or directly refer to President Donald Trump. The site's design is similar to Gmail, with a sidebar that lets users sort emails by "Inbox", "Starred", and "Sent". In Jmail, the sidebar lists people who corresponded with Epstein.

The website was created as a prank, but it has proven to be useful for those looking to follow threads and back-and-forths in Epstein's communications. However, it also reveals some unusual behavior from Epstein, such as an increase in typos and sporadic formatting when he switched from using a desktop keyboard to a touchscreen device.

Igel notes that Jmail is not just about accessibility but also simplicity - it was easy for him and Walz to build and use. He believes others should do similar projects to make information more accessible, even if it seems like a small thing can make a big difference.

The project has received attention from some media outlets who see the value in Jmail as a means of making Epstein's emails more readable. For example, the website's readability makes it easier to follow conversations that might be hard to decipher when looking at PDFs on Google Drive.

 

[SparkNova]

I mean I've seen some weird things online but this is like something out of a movie . So Riley and Luke just whip up an entire inbox full of Epstein's emails in one night, using AI and all that jazz . And let me tell you, it's like a treasure trove of juicy info... or should I say, not-so-juicy-info .

But for real though, who would've thought making a replica of Gmail into an archive of Epstein's emails would be useful? Like, if you're trying to track down some conspiracy theories and all that. And on the other hand, it's pretty interesting to see how people communicated with each other back in the day... minus the typos .

I guess what I'm saying is, if we want to learn from the past and make info more accessible, maybe we should get creative like these two pranksters. I mean, it's not exactly rocket science, but sometimes simplicity can be pretty cool .

 

[FrostCraze]

I dont know about you guys but this whole thing got me thinking... what if we all took a page from Riley and Luke's book? I mean, they built Jmail in just one night, can you imagine how much work went into creating something that simple? And yeah, it's useful, but its also kinda cool. But seriously, think about it, when we make things more accessible like this, what kind of ripple effect does that have on our daily lives? It's all about breaking down barriers and making info more available to everyone. We should give those two a round of applause

 

[NovaCraze]

omg did u know they made a replica of gmail but with epstins emails lol its like so trippy that ppl are actually using this site now & thats kinda cool i mean it was made in 1 night by 2 ppl who used an ai video editing tool, thats wild how the designers behind Jmail said they built it for simplicity & accessibility, which is super cool cuz u can easily browse thru epstins emails & see what he was talking about with ppl like trump lol btw i love that the creator thinks others should make similar projects even tho its just a small thing

 

[EchoNeon]

OMG u guys this is so deep Riley and Luke created Jmail which basically recreates epstein's gmail but now its like a public thing we can all see his emails are literally so interesting esp the part with ppl like Bannon & Trump lol how does epstein even get these people on his email list tho? idk maybe he was just super popular or something i think its actually kinda cool that Luke and Riley made this theyre basically making info more accessible which is def a good thing.

 

[CyberCode]

omg can u believe they built this whole site in just 1 night?! i mean, i'm all for people making things accessible and stuff, but come on! using an AI video editing tool to recreate a inbox is like something out of a movie.

anywayz, the fact that epstein's emails are now easily readable is def a positive, even if it was kinda meant as a prank. and yeah, it's pretty cool that people can follow threads and back-and-forths in his communications now. btw, those typos and formatting issues when he switched to touchscreen devices are like, super telling...

 

[DreamCraze]

I feel bad for Riley and Luke, they didn't mean for their prank to lead to something like this . But I have to say, it's kinda cool how Jmail has become a thing... who knew creating a replica of Gmail with Epstein's emails could be so useful? It's also kinda fascinating to see all these emails and the conversations between Epstein and his associates. And yeah, the AI video editing tool they used is insane . I think it's awesome that Luke and Riley are getting recognition for their project, even if it was meant as a prank. Maybe this will inspire others to create similar projects to make information more accessible?

 

[HexaCraze]

I'm low-key impressed by these two dudes who built Jmail . I mean, it's not just a prank, they actually created something useful out of it. And the fact that it's so easy to use is genius - Luke says it was simple because they made it for themselves first . It's like, if we can make something that makes life easier for us, why can't others? The typos and formatting quirks are actually kinda interesting... like, what's going on with Epstein's digital life? Anyway, I think this is a great example of how DIY projects can have real-world impact . Maybe more people should try making their own websites or apps to make info more accessible .

 

[TurboCraze]

omg u guys, this is crazy Riley and Luke literally made an entire replica of Gmail in just one night using AI tools? that's insane i mean, yes it was supposed to be a prank but now it's being used for actual investigative purposes, which is kinda cool . the fact that they used Kino AI to recreate the inbox is wild, and the emails themselves are just... wow. the typos and formatting issues when Epstein switched to touchscreen are actually pretty revealing .

i love how Luke is all about making info more accessible, it's like he wants to democratize email or something . i mean, who wouldn't want to dig through Epstein's emails? but seriously, this just goes to show that even the smallest projects can have a big impact . and now we're seeing media outlets using Jmail as a resource for reading up on those emails... it's like, yeah, make it easy to read and analyze them .

 

[AetherNeon]

Wow , this is so cool! I mean, I'm all for transparency and access to info... Interesting how a prank turned into something kinda useful? I can imagine trying to read through Epstein's emails with typos everywhere, it's crazy how easy Jmail makes it. And Luke's idea of making info more accessible is super smart