Happy #FOIA Friday! Although the FBI's FOIA team may be taking a break due to COVID, that doesn't mean all you diggers have to wait another month for "new" MYE research. I am pleased to present a new MYE database for easier research, available at themyefiles.org!
The MYE Files is an expansion of my database that has been somewhat available on my Google Drive for the past several months. However, users now have the ability to sort by Serial, Date, Title, and even individual Bates Numbers (nearing 14,000 as of the latest Vault release).
Each Serial has a link to an individual PDF of the document, references to when it was released, missing or duplicated pages, and links to @nick_weil's website for cross-checking dates with the Strzok/Page texts and @codyave's detailed timeline.
Serials that have relationships with other Serials, such as "1A" files (original interview notes, etc.), or "1B" files (specific Evidence items), are linked to each other for easier cross-referencing.
Eventually, I will be adding additional notes to the various Serials/Bates to add context and/or provide additional information that has been released or deduced. Additionally, there will be links to my "unredacted" files where redactions are filled in for easier reading.
Uploading and mapping all the docs has been quite complicated, so I'm sure there are bugs/errors in various places. PLEASE don't hesitate to shoot an email to themyefiles@gmail.com and let me know of any comments/corrections. I will maintain confidentiality for any such comments.
I'm very excited to see what you all are able to piece together utilizing this database. And who knows, if folks like the format and the layout, we may even see a sister site one day...The Mueller Files?
