NOTE TO READER The redacted version of the Report On The Investigation into Russian Interference In The 2016 Presidential Election, colloquially known as the “Mueller Report”, was released on the 18th of April 2019 by US Attorney General William Barr. The official PDF version of this document contains 2,390 footnotes (including 3,355 specific references), spread across two volumes and four appendices. Of these references, only 14 are hyperlinked URLs leading to live web pages. This annotated EPUB version of the Mueller Report addresses this problem with over 740 hyperlinked citations, including over 100 links to Justice.gov, 80 links to Twitter.com and 50 links to C-span.org totaling over 700 links to the original sources cited. In an attempt to add contextualization to the report we have added links to resources not directly cited, these are denoted with the message ‘Internet Archive Editor’s Note (IAEN)’. In an effort to eliminate link rot and content drift we are using Wayback Machine URLs or Archive.org items in all cases. While the loading of content from archival links is typically slower than from the “live web” the Internet Archive believes integrity is more important than speed. This annotated version is not all-encompassing at this time. For example, many cited tweets are unavailable on either the live web or the Internet Archive’s Wayback Machine. Where a reference is unavailable to the public it was left un-linked. As more information is released, and as redactions are revealed, we intend to update this annotated version.