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The actual emails can be accessed through the torrent. Although I can't imagine just publishing the emails in their entirety would be more resource/labor intensive than publishing individual AI summaries of each.

But legally pretty perilous regarding copyright and personality rights.

Considering the emails were originally accessed through illegal hacking, I doubt copyright and personality rights(?) are a factor in any way.

The hacker can remain anonymous, the publisher is easily sued.

Good luck suing the site that's hosted anonymously. I'm sure that won't be a futile legal exercise

Originals are in the torrent

To be able to browse by category and summary instead of just persons and dates, to then review the original documents: https://www.hexane.cc/

Quote from the website:

"This is an index. The original messages — full headers, bodies, attachments, byte for byte — are in the torrent, inside standard .mbox files. Download the archive, open those files in any mail client, and you have exactly what the party's servers held.

Nothing on this site replaces that, and nothing on this site should be cited as a primary source."