[WANTED!] Did anyone archive the original photos that were uploaded on James Alefantis Instagram page??? I'm trying to find the original files but can only find screenshots. Please help! (pizzagate)

submitted ago by TheUltimateDebate

Hey guys, I'm doing some investigation and I REALLY need to get hold of copies of the original images uploaded on James Alefantis Instagram. So far I've only been able to find screenshots that people took, but I need the actual jpeg's that he uploaded, lossless...

wgvdl ago

Here you are.

http://archive.is/ibG2v

TheUltimateDebate ago

Thanks mate, I actually found this one myself as well but for some strange reason it is not possible to save the actual images, when you right-click on them it is not possible to save them, only the html file, which I find strange, because there are no problems saving the avatar image for example... :-/

FoxMcCloud11 ago

Exif data gets removed when uploading through instagram (at least according to a few google searches).

Run a search like this: https://www.google.com/search?q="jimmycomet"+"instagram"&rlz=1CDGOYI_enUS696US696&hl=en-US&prmd=inv&source=lnms&tbm=isch&sa=X&ved=0ahUKEwik-c658-_QAhVILSYKHVWCDowQ_AUIBygB&biw=414&bih=660

Then set the image dimensions in advanced search settings to the exact size (not sure what it is.. download a random pic from any instagram account to get them)

ThorTheWonderful ago

Most sites do. But that means the originals are uploaded to a private secure server first as the process takes place. If we can find said archive, somebody could hack it.

FoxMcCloud11 ago

That would entail hacking Facebook/Instagram.. and there CDN. I'd say near impossible. Images aren't just "uploaded" to services like these... it's a very complex process - based on security, availability, storage,etc.

Only way to get this data is to hack Alefantis iCloud or Google Photos account, media storage or his phone.

ThorTheWonderful ago

Everything has to cached on a server for these tasks or we would be able to upload pictures in the blink of eye.

But yes, cloud servers is where we have to look.