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Unraveling hidden details from Epstein’s last days.

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Mapping inconsistencies in reported events to question the official narrative and highlight unexplored leads.

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Perfect — that image is 100% safe to use. Here’s exactly what it means, how to use it on Hostinger, and how to credit it (even though credit is not legally required).

✅ Legal status (plain English)

File: Maxwell_Epstein_Clinton_1993_1.jpg
Source: Wikimedia Commons
Attribution:

White House photographer, probably Ralph Alswang
License: Public Domain (U.S. Government work)

What “Public Domain” means

• ✅ You can use it for free

• ✅ You do NOT need permission

• ✅ You do NOT need to pay

• ✅ You can edit, crop, resize

• ✅ You can use it commercially

• ✅ You can host it on your own server (Hostinger)

This is about as safe as it gets legally.

⚖️ Attribution: required or not?

Legally required? ❌ No
Strongly recommended (best practice)? ✅ Yes

Wikimedia says “Attribution not legally required” — but adding it strengthens credibility and transparency, especially for news topics.

✅ Recommended credit (copy/paste safe)

Use this exact caption anywhere you display the image:

Image: Jeffrey Epstein, Ghislaine Maxwell, and Bill Clinton (1993) Source: White House photographer, probably Ralph Alswang Public Domain, via Wikimedia Commons

Or shorter (still fine):

Public domain image via Wikimedia Commons (White House photographer, c. 1993)

📐 Which file size should you download?

Here’s the smart choice by use case:

VMAG cards / articles

• 1024px → best balance (recommended)

Hero image / full-width banner

• 2048px (max)

• Avoid 4096px unless you really need it (slower load)

Thumbnails / cards

• 512px

👉 You can always resize later with CSS — downloading larger gives flexibility.

🧠 Important content rule (VERY important)

This image shows Epstein, Maxwell, and Clinton together in 1993.

You MUST:

• Present it as historical context

• Avoid implying guilt or wrongdoing based on the photo alone

• Pair it with neutral explanatory text

Safe caption example (editorially strong)

Epstein, Maxwell, and then-President Clinton at a White House event in 1993. Public domain photograph. The image documents presence at a public event and does not, by itself, indicate wrongdoing.

This protects you from defamation issues and keeps the site credible.

🧩 How to use it in your VMAG / game safely

Best placements:

• Timeline card labeled “1993 — Public Event Photo”

• Evidence card tagged “Context / Association (Not Proof)”

• VMAG page section: “Documented Associations (Photographic Record)”

Add a small badge on the image:

PUBLIC DOMAIN • HISTORICAL PHOTO

That’s gold for legal + editorial clarity.

🚫 What NOT to do

Even though the image is public domain:

• ❌ Don’t use it as a clickbait accusation

• ❌ Don’t imply crimes without sourcing

• ❌ Don’t crop it deceptively to remove context

✅ Summary (TL;DR)

• ✔ You can download and use this image freely

• ✔ Attribution is optional but recommended

• ✔ It’s safe for Hostinger FTP

• ✔ Best size: 1024px

• ✔ Use neutral captions + context

If you want, next I can:

• Generate ready-made HTML <figure> blocks with captions

• Tag this image into your Evidence Maze card JSON

• Recommend 2–3 more public-domain images that pair well with this one (same legal safety)

Just say the word.