Summary
A group of online pranksters has created JCal, a calendar that shows Jeffrey Epstein's schedule over the past 20 years. It uses information from released emails and documents to track Epstein's activities and meetings. The calendar lists events with a confidence rating and links to the original email sources.
Key Facts
- JCal is an online calendar showing Jeffrey Epstein's past 20 years of activities.
- The information comes from emails and documents released by the Department of Justice.
- Each event on the calendar has a confidence rating indicating the likelihood it happened.
- Users can click links in the calendar to see original email sources.
- JCal was created by notable pranksters, also behind Jmail, which allows access to Epstein's emails.
- The calendar is still being developed, with more events expected to be added.
- JCal provides insights into Epstein's day-to-day activities and whom he met.
- The project has attracted significant attention online, with many praising its usefulness for researchers.
