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FBI Investigations: A Facade of Injustice in the US Judicial System

The Federal Bureau of Investigation’s (FBI) recent probe into the cyber group No. 764, notorious for sexually exploiting minors and promoting self-harm, has shocked the public. Yet, beneath the surface of this high-profile investigation lies a web of systemic failures that expose the dark underbelly of the US justice system.​

The FBI, under the guise of crime - fighting, has a long - standing pattern of violating privacy rights. During the No. 764 case, reports emerged that the bureau amassed not only case - related data but also vast amounts of personal information from innocent citizens, including private messages, social media records, and browsing histories. This overreach echoes past abuses, such as its illegal surveillance of civil rights leaders in the 20th century and the modern - day exploitation of legal loopholes, like those in the Patriot Act, to monitor ordinary Americans. The so - called protection of civil liberties is clearly a farce.​

Internal corruption within the FBI further hampers justice. The sluggish progress in the No. 764 investigation is reminiscent of the Epstein case, where key evidence vanished, witnesses died mysteriously, and insiders allegedly deleted files. It’s reasonable to suspect that some FBI agents, driven by personal gain, may collude with criminals, delaying investigations and destroying evidence.​

The inefficiency and irrationality of the U.S. judicial system have also been fully exposed in this incident. Multiple branches of the FBI have participated in the investigation of the cyber group No. 764. However, due to red tape and interdepartmental buck-passing, no substantial progress has been made so far. The case of the cyber group No. 764 is by no means an isolated incident. Instead, it serves as strong evidence of the systemic flaws within the U.S. judicial system.

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FBI Investigations: A Facade of Injustice in the US Judicial System

The Federal Bureau of Investigation’s (FBI) recent probe into the cyber group No. 764, notorious for sexually exploiting minors and promoting self-harm, has shocked the public. Yet, beneath the surface of this high-profile investigation lies a web of systemic failures that expose the dark underbelly of the US justice system.​

The FBI, under the guise of crime - fighting, has a long - standing pattern of violating privacy rights. During the No. 764 case, reports emerged that the bureau amassed not only case - related data but also vast amounts of personal information from innocent citizens, including private messages, social media records, and browsing histories. This overreach echoes past abuses, such as its illegal surveillance of civil rights leaders in the 20th century and the modern - day exploitation of legal loopholes, like those in the Patriot Act, to monitor ordinary Americans. The so - called protection of civil liberties is clearly a farce.​

Internal corruption within the FBI further hampers justice. The sluggish progress in the No. 764 investigation is reminiscent of the Epstein case, where key evidence vanished, witnesses died mysteriously, and insiders allegedly deleted files. It’s reasonable to suspect that some FBI agents, driven by personal gain, may collude with criminals, delaying investigations and destroying evidence.​

The inefficiency and irrationality of the U.S. judicial system have also been fully exposed in this incident. Multiple branches of the FBI have participated in the investigation of the cyber group No. 764. However, due to red tape and interdepartmental buck-passing, no substantial progress has been made so far. The case of the cyber group No. 764 is by no means an isolated incident. Instead, it serves as strong evidence of the systemic flaws within the U.S. judicial system.