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Epstein File EFTA02649146: Obstruction and Obstruction of Justice (DS11)

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This document contains a discussion questioning whether the use of WhatsApp, which deletes messages after sending, constitutes obstruction of justice, with a reference to someone being 'not long for this world.' The excerpt suggests debate among investigators or prosecutors about potential obstruction of justice implications of encrypted messaging practices.

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=C2 all others, not long for this world.. intre=ting argument whether using whats app is **obstruction** of justice. =A0 deletes after sending. ?
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=C2 all others, not long for this world.. intre=ting argument whether using whats app is **obstruction** **of** **justice**. =A0 deletes after sending. ?

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