A measured read of the Jeffrey Epstein subreddits, recomputed every hour
Every hour this page re-reads the Jeffrey Epstein subreddits and recomputes itself from a local score history: which threads the vote actually carried once their scores matured, every document id someone cited and a link straight to our own copy of that document, which topics are gaining or losing ground, and which recurring arguments have reliably returned nothing. It is measurement, not editing. Nothing here is a finding, and no part of it is written by hand.
Updated . Tracking 703 posts.
Bars are posts per day; the darker inset is the share linking to a primary record.
Ranked by score and comment volume, with a weighting toward posts that carry a primary record. The top four are under Highest scoring above; these are the 10 that follow them.
Everything from the last 24 hours, newest first. Most of it is not scored yet: the Arctic Shift mirror captures a post when it is created and only revisits it days later, so vote counts here fill in over the following 48 hours.
16 document IDs were cited on Reddit this week. Each links to our own page for that record, so you can read the source rather than the summary of it.
What share of the conversation each theme took over the last three days, against the four days before it. The trend follows the share, not the raw count, because the two windows are different lengths.
| Theme | Last 3 days | Prior 4 days | Trend |
|---|---|---|---|
| Ghislaine Maxwell | 4% | 2% | ↑ rising |
| Flights and travel | 4% | 0% | ↑ rising |
| Media and interviews | 16% | 8% | ↑ rising |
| Finance and the estate | 6% | 3% | ↑ rising |
| Congress and oversight | 8% | 5% | ↑ rising |
| Intelligence claims | 8% | 6% | → steady |
| Survivors and testimony | 0% | 5% | ↓ fading |
| Courts and prosecutions | 2% | 6% | ↓ fading |
| Documents and releases | 2% | 5% | ↓ fading |
Highest scoring thread this week that cites a document you can open and read yourself.
Highest scoring thread matching the legal-development patterns: filings, orders, unsealings, testimony.
Highest scoring thread with at least ten comments, so the discussion is carrying more than the headline.
Recurring threads that reliably cost more time than they return. Several are answered on our debunked claims list.
Every hour a job sweeps r/Epstein, r/EpsteinFiles, r/unredacted through the Arctic Shift mirror and folds the result into a local history, currently 703 posts. Nothing on this page is written by hand: the calls, the trends and the summary judgements are all computed from that history.
Reposts are collapsed: the same article is often submitted three or four times in a day, so identical links and near-identical titles are merged into their best-performing copy and marked with a repost count. Every figure on this page counts a story once.
Why scores lag. The mirror records a post at creation and re-ingests it days later. A single fetch therefore reports a score of 1 for about 95% of posts under a day old, and still does for about 17% of week-old posts. Refetching hourly and keeping the highest score ever seen is what makes the ranking here mean anything, and it is why a post can appear unscored one hour and near the top the next.
What this is not. It is not evidence. Reddit is not a source for anything on this site; every claim that originates here has to be checked against the corpus before it is treated as fact. Post titles are shown as written by their authors and are reproduced for orientation, not endorsement. Titles pass through our victim-name and PII redaction; NSFW and moderator-removed posts are dropped; post bodies and usernames are never published.
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