Speaker Urges DOJ to Revisit Redacted Names (Full Transcript)

A commentator claims key names were over-redacted in released files and calls on the DOJ to correct the record by unredacting at least six individuals.

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[00:00:00] Speaker 1: What I saw that bothered me were the names of at least six men that have been redacted that are likely incriminated by their inclusion in these files. So that's the first thing that I saw. It took some digging to find them. I would like to give the DOJ a chance to say they made a mistake and over-redacted and let them un-redact those men's names. That would probably be the best way to do it.

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The speaker says they found at least six men’s names redacted in disclosed files and believes those names may indicate incriminating involvement. They had to dig to find the redactions and want to give the DOJ an opportunity to acknowledge possible over-redaction and unredact the names as the best remedy.

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Speaker questions DOJ redactions in disclosed files

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Speaker identified at least six male names that were redacted in the files.
They suspect the redacted names may be incriminating due to their inclusion.
Finding the redactions required additional digging, implying lack of transparency.
They propose the DOJ may have over-redacted and should be allowed to correct it.
Preferred outcome is that the DOJ unredacts the names voluntarily.

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Negative: Tone is concerned and critical, expressing frustration about extensive redactions and suspicion that withheld names may be incriminating, while still offering the DOJ a chance to correct an error.

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