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- JCal is an online calendar detailing Jeffrey Epstein's schedule over the past 20 years, created by Matheus Mendes using Department of Justice (DOJ) documents.
- Each appointment includes a confidence rating for accuracy.
- The project follows the success of Jmail, which allowed users to browse Epstein's emails.
- The announcement has drawn significant social media attention, with over 600,000 views and praise from users and journalists for its research potential.
