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Mega Edition: Jeffrey Epstein And Evidence That Wasn't There (7/2/26) · The Epstein Chronicles

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Speaker 1: What's up everyone, and welcome back to the Epstein chronicles.
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We keep hearing about all of these raids of Jeffrey
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Epstein's properties, well not Zorro Ranch, but the other properties,
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and how they took all of these hard drives and
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all this other stuff, and how they have all this evidence. Well,
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what happened to all of that evidence?
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Speaker 2: Where is it? And is the public ever gonna know
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about any of it?
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Speaker 1: Because when we go back in time here and we
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read articles from twenty and nineteen twenty twenty, there's all
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this talk about all this evidence and we didn't see
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any of it at the Maxwell trial, did we? So
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what are they doing with all of it? Why is
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the FBI sitting on it? Is this evidence ever going
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to become available? Are they ever going to use that
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evidence to go after any of these co conspirators? Well,
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inquiring minds want to know, However, nothing from the FBI
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as far as what's on those tapes or what they
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found or what sort of evidence is there. In fact,
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nobody else has even been arrested. So what are they doing?
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Why did they take that evidence if they never planned
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on using it? And where is all of that evidence?
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Speaker 2: Now?
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Speaker 1: Do they still have it. That's a legitimate question to ask.
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Considering how they lost the footage from Jeffrey Epstein's jail
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cell from the first alleged suicide attempt, that's a legitimate
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question to ask. Does the FBI still have this information?
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Do they still have this evidence? And if so, what
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are they going to do with it. Unfortunately, however, when
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it comes to Jeffrey Epstein, Kallan Maxwell, and this human
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trafficking enterprise, the FBI has not been transparent at all.
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In fact, they've done everything they can to gum things
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up when people are looking for information, and for me,
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a little transparency will go a long way if they
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want to end all the bullshit. If Epstein really killed
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the and they have that evidence, let's see it. If
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there's no evidence of high profile figures using Jeffrey Epstein's services,
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then tell us. My suspicion, however, is the stuff that
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they found on those computers is way too damning to
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release into the public square. They know that it will
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cause absolute chaos and they can't have it.
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Speaker 2: They can't lose face like that.
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Speaker 1: So what they'll do is they'll say it's an ongoing investigation,
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and then that way they don't have to give you
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any information about it, even if you apply for a
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Freedom of Information Act. They can say this is an
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ongoing investigation and we can't divulge any of the details
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that you're looking for. And they can get away with it,
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and they'll continue to do that for as long as
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they can, but at some point they're going to have
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to answer where all of this evidence is and what
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all of these hard drives contained. Today we have an
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article from CNBC headline FBI seesed computers and raid at
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Jeffrey Epstein's Virgin Island home. This article was published on
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August thirteenth of twenty nineteen, and the authors are Dan
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Mangen and Kevin Bruninger. FBI agents seized computers from wealthy
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financier pedophile Jeffrey Epstein's home in the Virgin Islands during
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a raid of the private island owned by the late
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accused sex trafficker. According to drone footage, Now, why wouldn't
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Here's the thing, Okay, let me back up real quick.
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When you're gonna raid somebody, you have it as a
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coordinated effort. You don't just raid one house or one property.
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Everything gets raided at once so that they can't hide evidence. Well,
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that didn't happen here. Why wasn't Zoro Ranch raided? Why
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didn't the FBI kicking the door of Zoro Ranch and
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get any information? Why didn't Baldares, the Attorney General of
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New Mexico, have a parallel investigation going on the same
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time the government had one. See these are questions I have, look,
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I wish I had the answers, and these are pretty
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basic questions that the FBI and the FED should be
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able to answer, But they refuse to do so because
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they know if they answer those questions, it'll open up
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Pandora's box. If they really had nothing to hide here,
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if everything was on the up and up, we'd already
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have transparency here. The footage reviewed by NBC News shows
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that at least two computer desktops and an Apple computer
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were packaged and marked to be taken away from Little
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Saint James Island as part of the FBI probe On Monday,
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around the time of the raid of that seventy acre Island,
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Attorney William General barr out in the speech that an
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investigation into Epstein's alleged conduct would continue. Any co conspirator
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should not rest easy.
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Speaker 2: Bar said.
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Speaker 1: The survivors deserve justice and they will get it. Oh yeah, yeah,
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thanks Darth Barr. You did such a good job here
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with Jeffrey Epstein, you scuzzball. Your pops is the one
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who hired him at Dalton, so please spare me with
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the Bill Barr, mister policeman of the age is nonsense.
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The dude is a retread. He's like the Wade Phillips
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of attorney generals, and why he was ever even brought
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back onto the scene is mystifying to me. The raid
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came two days after Epstein, sixty six died as a
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result of a suspected suicide, so they didn't even raid
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his house down in the Virgin Islands when he was
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arrested the second time. The day he was arrested the
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second time, every single house he owned, every property, should
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have been raided at the same time so they could
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have collected more evidence. Why is Jeffrey Epstein being treated
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different than a mafioso? I guarantee you, folks, I can
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promise you this from my own experiences. If he had
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a vowel at the end of his name, he would
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have been getting a colonoscopy from the FBI. He was
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found unresponsive Saturday morning in his cell in a federal
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jail in Manhattan, where he was being held without bond
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on child sex trafficking charges. Authorities are now investigating that death,
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which came two weeks after Epstein, a former friend of
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Presidents Donald Trump and Bill Clinton, was found semi conscious
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in his cell and a possible suicide bid. Yeah right,
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I don't buy it. I don't know how anyone can
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buy it. The first time around. I am almost convinced
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folks that it was not an attempted suicide. You're in
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a jail cell with Nicholas TARTAGLIONI, a big juice head
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ass gorilla, a four homicide loser who killed cartel members,
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and you mean to tell me that this is a
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guy that should be in there with Epstein. And then
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Epstein has marks on his neck, tells people he was assaulted,
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and I should believe the official narrative saying that it
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wasn't assault, it was an attempted suicide. I mean, if
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everybody else else wants to be on basalts all day
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and not understand what they're hearing, then that's fine. But
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me personally, I'm not buying it. I'm gonna need a
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lot more than that, folks. Epstein was taken off a
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suicide watch at the Metropolitan Correctional Center less than a
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week after that incident, So again, doesn't seem to me
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like he was suicidal. Why would he be taken off
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suicide watch if he was suicidal? His lawyer said, not suicidal.
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His girlfriend at the time not suicidal. Everybody who talked
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to him, not suicideal the Manhattan US Attorney's Office and
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the FBI are also continuing to investigate people who are
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suspected of having conspired to provide him with dozens of
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young women to be sexually abused from two thousand and
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two through two thousand and five at his residences on
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the Upper East Side of Manhattan and in Palm Beach, Florida.
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It's crazy how little they talk about Zoro Ranch. I mean,
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it's really insane to me that more is an made
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of that ranch. That ranch was a key part in
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what Epstein had going on, and the reason he chose
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that place is because he didn't have to register as
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a sex offender. So you would think that there'd be
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a lot more going on about Zoro Ranch. But again,
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there isn't no one other than Epstein had been criminally
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charged in his case at the time of his death. However,
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the indictment against him says he inspired with other people
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people in trafficking underage girls to be sexually victimized, sharing
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visits to his home which he claimed were for massages.
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So who did he traffic these girls to? That's the
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real question now, right and he answers for that. Are
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any of these newspapers out here or any of these
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outlets who are calling everyone conspiracy theorists digging hard into
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this to who he trafficked these girls to? Doesn't that matter?
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So you mean to tell me that the john's using
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the service it doesn't matter. Well, I'll help you out, Okay.
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According to Virginia, here are a few names to start with.
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George Mitchell, Bill Rich, Glenn Dubin, Les Wexner, Alan Dershowitz,
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just a few dams to start with.
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Speaker 2: Okay.
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Speaker 1: You can start there and work your way out if
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you want. But the fact is Epstein and Maxwell weren't
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doing this in a bubble. It wasn't just them too
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doing this, So there are legitimate questions about who they
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were trafficking these girls. To the indictment said that in
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order to maintain an increase his supply of survivors, Epstein
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also paid certain made certain of his victims to recruit
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additional girls to be abused. And that's where we get
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the sexual Ponzi scheme from right. He'd bring in these
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girls and then they'd bring in other girls to abuse her.
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That's how it worked. The charging document also said in
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creating and maintaining this network of minor victims in multiple
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states to sexually abuse and exploit, Epstein worked and conspired
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with others plural, others including employees and associates plural, who
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facilitated his conduct. Can we get some indictments?
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Speaker 2: Please?
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Speaker 1: How is this not a Rico case? Anyone out there?
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Can anyone give me a legitimate reason why this is
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not a Rico case? And I'll tell you what. I
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haven't really been digging as hard lately on Epstein and
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what went on here in the corruption. But since the
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legacy media thinks it's a good idea to start painting
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people as conspiracy theorists, I figured we'd dive right back
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in and start going hard in the pain again. And boy,
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oh boy, I just get angry once again all over again,
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because there is so much misjustice here, and to see
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these people run around and pop off at the lip
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all the time about how they care about people, it's
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just disgusting to me. Here's an idea. There's a mountain
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of evidence here. Let's go after these co conspirators. Let's
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get a RICO charge. And who cares who that hurts.
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Monday's rayd on Epstein's Island included officials from the New
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York York Police Department who are members of the FBI
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New York Child Exploitation and Human Trafficking Task Force. The
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NYPD is a partner in the task force with the
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FBI that led to the arrest of Jeffrey Epstein last month.
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An NYPD spokeswoman told CNBC in an email.
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Speaker 2: Yeah right.
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Speaker 1: They piggybacked off of the reporting by Julie Brown. If
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Julie Brown didn't get involved in the story because she
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was trying to nail Acosta, then this would have never
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even came to light. The SDNY and the federal government
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were more than happy to sweep this under the rug
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and forget about Jeffrey Epstein. This is all an inconvenience
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to them. That's what this is. The case remains an
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active and ongoing investigation, and the NYPD continues to work
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alongside the FBI in investigating leads, including at Epstein's estate
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in the Virgin Islands. The NYPD declines further comment on
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an ongoing investigation. The spokeswoman said, and again have we
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declined comment. We don't have anything for you. Go and
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make up some conspiracy theories. It's basically what they're telling you.
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Bar said on Monday that there were serious irregularities at
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the MCC jail where Epstein died. Oh, that's an understatement.
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That is an understatement here. It's like saying, oh, you know,
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Jeff Bezos has a couple of bucks. We will get
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to the bottom of what happened, Bar vowed at a
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police event in New Orleans, and there will be accountability.
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Speaker 2: Yeah.
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Speaker 1: Three years later, where are we, Bill Barr out here
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whitewashing shit, no accountability, nobody else in prison, Come on, man,
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stop lying to us. Both the FBI and the Inspector
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General's Office of the Justice Department are probing the circumstances
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of Epstein's death. The Bureau of Prisons is an agency
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of the Justice Department. Which Bar heads. The New York Times,
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citing prison and law enforcement officials, reported Monday that one
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of the two people who were supposed to be guarding
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Epstein in the MCC was not a full fledged correctional officer,
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and neither guard had checked on mister Epstein for several
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hours before he was discovered. Hell of a job over
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there by mister Barr's people at the DOJ. I know,
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if I was in charge of a department, the buck
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would be stopping with me. I guess that's not the
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case that the FBI or the DJ though. You see, folks,
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there is so much wrong here, so much that is
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just unanswered for, and then they just expect you to
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believe whatever narrative that they're pitching without any damn evidence
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to go along with it. For me, it's all about
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the evidence in this case. Show me the evidence, and
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that's what I'm gonna follow. I don't care about Bill
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Barr's opinion. I don't care about the opinion of some
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NPR journalist or some journalists from the Washington Post. I
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don't care about any of that bullshit. Let's see the evidence,
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and wherever that evidence leads us, that is where we
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will go on this podcast. All right, folks, that's gonna
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do it for this episode. If you'd like to contact me,
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It is what's up everyone, and welcome back to the
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Epstein Chronicles. Yesterday we were talking about the Jeffrey Epstein
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case overall and the whole conspiracy theory surrounding it, and
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how a lot of people in the legacy media love
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to throw that word around but never have any quality
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answers when you ask them real questions such as why
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did evidence from Jeffrey Epstein safego missing after the FBI raiate? Well,
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they'll have no answers for you. And you know why
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that is because there are no answers for it. This
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evidence should have never went missing, It should have never
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been out of the possession of the FBI, and certainly
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one of Jeffrey Epstein's lawyers should not have been in possession.
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Speaker 2: Of this shit at all. But here we are.
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Speaker 1: How is it that after the raid that one of
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Epstein's a lawyers, Richard Kahn, can go there take items
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from the house, hard drives and other stuff without the
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FBI arresting him. You mean to tell me that's normal behavior,
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that's you know, regular procedure.
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Speaker 2: So if they raid.
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Speaker 1: Somebody's house, I can go in there and take whatever
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I want. Why wasn't that stuff taken with them during
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the raid. Why wasn't it secured and brought back and
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given to evidence. You mean to tell me there's no
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chain of custody. Well, if there's no chain of custody,
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you certainly don't have a case because that means that
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evidence could be corrupted, and that's certainly what we're looking
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at here, folks. So again I ask you, who is
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the conspiracy theorist and who is whitewashing what went down?
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And what motivations do people have for whitewashing this. Why
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would people in the legacy media continue to try and
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throw a hat on people and call them conspiracy theorists
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when they're simply digging for answers. Now, if you want
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to talk about actual conspiracy theorists, great, But what they
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try and do is malign everybody who has questions here
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as a conspiracy theorist. And the only point you can
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come to is that they're doing it for a reason.
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Who are they trying to protect and why so? To
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the journalists and all the people out there who want
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to run that conspiracy crap to make things more difficult
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on people, well, here's a question for you. Where's the
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evidence from Jeffrey Epstein? Safe, bueller, bueller, anyone? Exactly? The
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peanut gallery is certainly silent when they're addressed, and when
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you bring questions to them that they can't answer, well,
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they don't have anything to say, do they? Again, take
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the conspiracy stuff and stuff it. You want to direct
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it at people who are actually talking conspiracies, great, but
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don't try and malign a whole ass community. And don't
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try and malign people who have questions about one of
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the most prolific sex trafficking rings in history, because it
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makes you look like the idiot. Really, Today, we have
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an article from the Telegraph.
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Speaker 2: Now.
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Speaker 1: This article is from Glaine Maxwell's trial. Okay, and the
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authors of this article are Josie Enzor and Jamie Johnson.
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Headline evidence from Jeffrey Epstein's safe went missing after the
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FBI raid court. Here's in Gallaine Maxwell trial. Now that's
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not me telling you. That's not the conspiracy theorist telling
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you that. That's not Alex Jones telling you that. That's
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agent Kelley Maguire from the FBI, who testified at Epstein's
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trial that CD's and hard drives disappeared as authorities waited
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on a warrant to seize them. Well where do you
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think they went? Why do you think they disappeared? It
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was just magic. They just, you know, conveniently disappeared. Of course,
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not there was a plan. Jeffrey Epstein's executors con and Endyke,
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at least in my opinion, they knew that there was
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some seriously bad stuff on there, got their hands on it,
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and then did what to it.
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Speaker 2: Who knows. I don't know, but I doubt.
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Speaker 1: They were just taking a look at pictures from the
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last barbecue down on the island.
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Speaker 2: I highly doubt that.
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Speaker 1: An FBI agent testified to a New York court and
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Glenn Maxwell's sex trafficking trial on Monday that evidence went
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missing from Jeffrey Epstein's New York townhouse while authorities were
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waiting on a warrant. So again, who's the conspiracy theorist?
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Imagine being a real ass journalist with like resources and
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shit and not chasing this down and figuring out what
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happened here, or chasing down the fact that protocol wasn't followed.
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In the aftermath of Jeff for Epstein's death. In that jail,
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special agent Kelly Maguire recalled how CDs and other items
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were recovered by the FBI from a lock safe during
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an initial search of the Manhattan home on July sixth
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and July seventh, twenty nineteen, after Epstein's arrest on sex
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assault charges. Now, after they raided this place the first time,
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it should have been locked down. Nobody should have been
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allowed in or out unless you're part of the FBI.
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But no, Epstein's lawyers can come and go as they please,
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take whatever they want. Who knows what kind of Tom
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Dick and Harry were coming and going and where this
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evidence went, and why wasn't this evidence taken and putting
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storage the day of That's a question you should be
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asking yourselves, mister conspiracy theorist. The FBI agent said officers
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broke open the safe with a saw, finding the CDs, jewelry,
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computer hard drives, loose diamonds, passports, and large amounts of
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US currency. So all of that was found but not taken.
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Why they sure like to take stuff from other places.
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Let me tell you what. When the FEDS raided the
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people I care about, well, they took everything. They certainly
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didn't leave stuff and say, oh, you know what, we'll
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come back for this tomorrow. And they left the place
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a mess, by the way, they love to do that.
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They took photographs of the items, but left them at
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the residence as they did not have warrants to remove them.
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When they returned four days later on July eleventh, they
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were no longer there. I don't buy that they didn't
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have warrants.
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Speaker 2: To remove them.
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Speaker 1: You get a warrant to raid this guy's house, but
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you don't have a warrant to remove items that are found.
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Speaker 2: What sort of shoddy ass garbage police work is that?
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Speaker 1: Obviously, I shouldn't you know, be surprised, considering it's SDN
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y up to, you know, their old tricks. But it's
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really flustering, and it's really frustrating when you have this
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sort of information out there for the general public. And
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certainly for journalists, and they don't seem to find a
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problem with it, like, Ah, that's just the way it goes,
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systemic era folks. Nothing to see here. Well, I refuse
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to accept that. How many coincidences have to line up
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before we say to ourselves there is something wrong here?
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And for me, that boat's already sailed a long time ago.
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Agent McGuire, a member of an FBI Child Exploitation and
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Human Trafficking Task Force, said she then called Richard Kahn,
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Epstein's lawyer, who now serves as the executor of the
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late financiers of State Pedophile, to ask what happened to
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the items. Richard Kahn is an accountant, by the way.
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Twenty to thirty minutes after the conversation, Richard Kahn came
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to the residence and brought them items back in two suitcases.
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Agent McGuire said, Oh, that's nice. So he had these items,
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took him home for whatever reason, broke the chain of custody.
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And now all of that evidence is out the window
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no matter what, because in a court of law, once
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the chain of custody is broke, forget it. Who knows
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what Connor in Dyke were doing with those hard drives.
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Did they erase stuff, did they add stuff? Who knows?
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She could not confirm the content on the return CDs
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was the same as the ones that were taken, but
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confirmed all the items were accounted for. Oh that's nice
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hell of a job over there by the FBI letting
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these guys take this shit again. And then you wonder
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why people have questions. You wonder why my big fat,
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bearded gap continues to run. How about a little transparency.
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Boxes of CDs and hard drives were discovered in several
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rooms in Epstein's eight story Upper east Side apartment in Manhattan,
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including in a so called massage room. Some agent Maguire
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testified had evidence tape sealing them. He told the court
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the tape had not been put there by police. Wow, Wow, Wow,
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I mean, what more do you folks need to know?
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That everything is fu bar here? They're gaslighting you with
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the official narrative, and they continue to gaslight us with it,
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and frankly, I've had my fill. I'm not just gonna
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accept it. I'm not gonna sit here and be like,
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oh yeah, well that's what the official narrative says. So
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we got a roll with it. Especially when the official
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narrative is filled with so many holes. On the fifth floor,
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FBI agents also found a shelf full of large black binders.
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The binders held CDs carefully categorized in plastic slip covers
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and thumbnails with photos on them. Another FBI agent who
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took the stand on the sixth day of miss Maxwell's
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sex trafficking trial confirmed one CD contained a photograph of
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the socialite and Epstein the socialite hunh, you mean the
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co conspirator all around scuzbag. Federal prosecutors previously alluded to
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the contents of the safe in a July twenty ninth
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excuse me a July twenty nineteen filing when they sought
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to have the judge deny Epstein's bail application later that month.
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So really, what you need to ask yourself is why
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they didn't take this stuff in the first place. That's
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the real question for this whole entire article, And if
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anyone has a good answer for that, I'd love to know.
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According to reports at the time, a trove of lute
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photographs of children was found in the safe at the property.
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Court paper said that alongside photos were compact discs with
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handwritten labels including young Name, miscellaneous nudes one and girl
24:43
Picks nude. There was also a passport from a foreign
24:46
country with a picture of Epstein under another name. So
24:49
let's go back up here a minute. Okay, where are
24:52
all of these CDs and the handwritten labels and all
24:56
of that. Where did it all go? We didn't see
24:59
any of it at the tr So what's the FBI
25:01
doing with it? Well, according to miss McGuire here, they
25:05
lost a chain of custody and they don't really know
25:07
what happened. So how is that acceptable to any of
25:10
you out there? It's certainly not acceptable to me. And
25:13
just another reason why I get so fired up when
25:16
you have these Johnny cum latelies who don't know anything
25:19
about this story besides a surface scratch or whatever their
25:23
political ideologues tell them to know, show up and try
25:27
and talk shit about what's a conspiracy and what's not.
25:34
The mansion had forty rooms, and miss McGuire testified on
25:37
Monday that it took about twelve hours for her team
25:40
to fully search. So I just wanted to go back
25:43
to this article on the heels of that whole conspiracy
25:46
garbage we read yesterday and show you folks what the
25:49
deal really is. And until all of these questions are answered,
25:53
you better believe people are gonna have legitimate questions. Now,
25:57
are there people out there that have some wild ass,
25:59
weird conspiracy theories about Epstein and what went on here?
26:02
Hell yeah, one percent. But to paint a whole ass
26:08
community of people as conspiracy theorists is ridiculous. But it's
26:14
just typical for the legacy media who feels themselves losing
26:18
their grip, who knows that their viewership's down, and who
26:21
knows that the bullshit that they're pumping to you is
26:23
no longer just being accepted and swallowed, and they're panicking,
26:28
so they have to lash out, right, But in lashing
26:31
out a lot of times, they're exposing themselves for what
26:35
they really are. And let's be very clear, the legacy
26:39
media enabled Jeffrey Epstein for decades. And to all of
26:44
those blue check marks out there and authors and journalists
26:47
who don't like it, I don't care, go home, put
26:51
it in your pipe and smoke it. The legacy media
26:54
enabled Jeffrey Epstein, protected Jeffrey Epstein, and in some circles,
26:59
continues to do so. Well, guess what that shit will
27:02
never happen here, folks, I don't care about Epstein, I
27:05
don't care about Maxwell, and I don't care about any
27:08
of their political little friends. The chases on and your
27:12
boy has his running shoes on his feet. All right,
27:17
everybody that's gonna do it for this episode. If you'd
27:20
like to contact me, you can do that at Bobby
27:22
Kapuchi at ProtonMail dot com. That's Bobby c ap you
27:28
Cci at ProtonMail dot com. You can also find me
27:31
on Twitter at Bobby Underscore c ap u Cci. The
27:37
link that I discussed can be found in the description
27:40
box up in the time Machine. Today and we're going
27:44
to read an article from July eleventh of twenty nineteen,
27:49
and the article is talking about how the Department of
27:54
Justice had a ton of evidence in regards to the
27:58
Jeffrey Epstein case and they sat on it. They didn't
28:03
go after the co conspirators, they didn't go after any
28:06
of the other people involved. They sat on the evidence
28:09
and it took an investigation from the Miami Herald to
28:13
spur them into action. How pathetic, how inept do you
28:17
have to be if it takes an investigation from a
28:24
newspaper outlet to spur you into action and to make
28:27
you do your job. If Berman and Komi and the
28:31
rest of them at the SDNY are not capable of
28:34
doing their job correctly, well perhaps somebody else should do
28:39
it for them, because what we have seen thus far
28:43
from the SDNY, the vaunted SDNY, the historically so great SDNY,
28:50
we have seen absolutely nothing, no movement. What we saw
28:54
was Berman get up there in front of everybody and
28:57
act like he does not even know who Jeffrey epste
28:59
is is, begging for people to come forward with information. Bitch,
29:05
we know that you know who Jeffrey Epstein is. How
29:07
are you gonna get up there and lie to us
29:09
with your little pointer and your stupid little slide show.
29:14
Nobody's buying it, mister Berman. Okay, and frankly, nobody's holding
29:18
you responsible ever, nobody's ever calling you out for a
29:21
poorly done job. And guess what I'm here to tell you,
29:24
you're doing a piss poor job. You work for the people,
29:28
Remember that, sir, And one day the people of New
29:32
York are gonna wake up from their trance and there
29:34
is going to be hell to pay for all of
29:36
you corrupt ta many hall ass politicians that reside there.
29:42
This article is from the Epic Times and the headline
29:47
is Justice Department sat on mountain of Epstein evidence for
29:50
ten years, the author Wilson Miller. At the press conference
29:55
announcing the indictment of Jeffrey Epstein, a reporter asked US
29:59
Attorney Jef Bherrmann if new evidence played any role. Berman
30:03
gave a hat tip to investigative journalists who followed the
30:06
case after Epstein was handed a sweetheart plea deal when
30:09
he was prosecuted for sex crimes more than a decade ago.
30:13
We were assisted from some excellent investigative journalism. Berman said. Now,
30:18
while I agree that journalism should play a huge part
30:21
in cases like this, if the FBI and Berman are
30:25
relying on journalists to do their job for them, then
30:29
what in the f are they doing hanging out taking
30:32
up space in their offices. You morons should be doing
30:36
the job. You idiots should be investigating these crimes. But no,
30:40
you're too busy playing grab ass all the time, too
30:44
busy playing politics. Labor Secretary Alexander Acosta, who was involved
30:51
in Epstein's plea deal as a federal prosecutor, referenced new
30:54
evidence in a Twitter message the following day. The crimes
30:58
committed by Epstein are horrific, and I am pleased that
31:01
New York prosecutors are moving forward with a case based
31:05
on new evidence, Acosta wrote, Now that new evidence an
31:08
additional testimony is available, the New York prosecution offers an
31:12
important opportunity to more fully bring him to justice. Acosta
31:16
is another one that just makes me sick, another one
31:18
of these guys that refuses to stand up and do
31:21
the right thing when he was pressured from whoever he
31:24
was pressured from to make sure Epstein got this sweetheart deal.
31:27
He should have never bent his back to do it.
31:30
He should have stood up to whoever was making those
31:32
requests and brought it to the public, brought it to
31:35
the Inspector General, whatever it is he should have done.
31:39
He should have done that, but he should not bend
31:41
over backwards and help Jeffrey Epstein get out of this jam. Now,
31:46
of course, you all know how I feel. I don't
31:48
feel like Acosta was the motivating factor here. There was
31:52
a lot of people a lot higher than Acosta, all right,
31:56
Michael Mukasey's office, you know, et cetera, etc. So there's
32:01
a lot of a lot of moving parts here when
32:05
it comes to Acosta with this plea deal. But at
32:09
the same time, a Costa needs to be held accountable
32:12
for not having the courage to stand up to these people.
32:15
How dare you get steamrolled over such an important matter?
32:18
When you're elected and put into an office such as
32:21
attorney general, it comes with a lot of responsibility, and
32:25
that responsibility is not only to the state. That responsibility
32:28
is to the people. Okay, the people first, and all
32:32
of these people have lost focus to that. Perhaps, in
32:37
an effort to control the damage, a Costa conducted a
32:39
press conference at which he repeated his claim that they've
32:42
brought these charges on new evidence, new evidence and assist
32:46
from journalists. Don't believe it, and that's a fact. It
32:50
has nothing to do with that. The SDNY and the
32:54
Prosecutor's office had all of this evidence, all of it,
32:58
and the only reason that they were spurred the action
33:00
is because of Julie Brown's investigation, and I'll give her
33:03
her props for that. Without that investigation and her bringing
33:07
some of this stuff to light, the SDNY would have
33:10
just continued to sit on it and continue to protect
33:12
their boy, Jeffrey Epstein. How many of these prosecutors have
33:17
rubbed elbows with Jeffrey Epstein. How many of these das?
33:21
How many of these judges? The New York Prosecutors didn't
33:27
take action after reading a newspaper article about a game
33:29
changing piece of evidence. Compare the two thousand and seven
33:33
non prosecution agreement with the new indictment. Both address sex
33:37
trafficking of children. The Department of Justice has been sitting
33:40
on mountains of evidence confirming Epstein's abuse of young girls
33:43
for more than ten years, point blank period. That's a fact.
33:49
So again I ask you, how is Bill Barr doing
33:52
his job if the Department of Justice is sitting on
33:54
this mountain of evidence. I heard from so many people
34:01
that Bill Barr was gonna come in and be a
34:02
game changer and he was going to clean things up.
34:05
It's more of the same folks. Okay, it does not
34:08
matter what side of the aisle these people are on.
34:11
Bill Barr is just another retread. He's like Wade Phillips
34:15
and football, another one of these coaches that keeps getting
34:17
these jobs in the league even though they've been in
34:19
the league for one hundred years. Enough already, with people
34:23
like Bill Barr, I am so tired of these retread
34:26
bureaucrats jumping from administration to administration and wreaking havoc within
34:32
the justice system. Enough is enough. The assist was instead
34:38
a wave of public outrage upon the discovery of how
34:41
the Justice Department and Florida prosecutors protected a child sex
34:45
offender with a lenient plea deal, hid the details from
34:48
the victims and the public, and failed to prosecute the
34:50
women who helped Epstein find groom and exploit children. One
34:55
hundred percent, that's really what it was, right the Miami
35:00
Gerold's work that was a vehicle for people to take
35:02
a ride into Jeffrey Epstein's world, and when they took
35:05
a little look behind the curtain while they were outraged,
35:08
and therefore the prosecutor's office knew that they had to act.
35:11
It had nothing to do with new evidence that came
35:14
about or with new evidence uncovered by the investigation. No no, no, no, no,
35:18
no no. It was the interest that the new investigation
35:23
drummed up. And then the public pressure that was coming
35:27
on Berman and friends. You see, that's the only thing
35:29
that gets these guys moving, folks, public pressure when they're
35:32
at fear of losing their job, or when they're at
35:35
when the fear they're they're fearing fearful of having to
35:39
lose some of that power that they have consolidated throughout
35:42
their despicable lives. Well, that's when they're spurred into motion.
35:45
That's when they act, That's when they come out with
35:47
their candas statements. What did the Justice Department have on Epstein?
35:55
The answers can be found in a two thousand and
35:57
eight lawsuit in which two of Epstein's alleged survive doverse
36:01
us sued the United States for violating their rights under
36:04
the Federal Crimes Victims' Rights Act. In particular, they claimed
36:08
the government violated their right to confer during the negotiation
36:11
of the non prosecution agreement and failed to inform the
36:15
survivors that Epstein's state plea would end the federal case.
36:20
The survivors also claimed the government violated their right to
36:23
be treated with fairness by concealing the non prosecution agreement.
36:28
One hundred percent that is the case. And we see
36:34
that the Eleventh Circuit Court of Appeals when they had
36:38
the three person panel, we know how that turned out.
36:40
Two of the judges, a ninety year old octog Genarian
36:44
and a Harvard judge sided with the government, while Judge Hull,
36:49
a female judge, sided with the survivors. And we know
36:54
that it's going to go to the full Eleventh Circuit
36:57
Court of Appeals at this point because the DECI was
37:00
so hot and heavy, and because of the amicist briefs
37:03
filed by the three people who co signed the bill
37:07
into law. So we know that this is going to
37:10
go before the whole entire impaneled court, and they were
37:15
going to hear it as the full eleventh Circuit Court.
37:20
And when that occurs, folks, I guarantee you, unless there
37:24
is something really really really crazy that happens, I can
37:27
almost guarantee that there are going to rule in the
37:30
favor of the survivors when the whole entire court is unpaneled.
37:36
Judge Kenneth Marras sided with the survivors on February twenty first,
37:40
ruling that the Justice Department violated the survivor's rights under
37:43
the Crimes Victims' Rights Act. The opinion set forth the
37:47
DOJ's conspiracy with Epstein's lawyers to deceive the victims. Some
37:51
of those who participated in the plea deal at the
37:53
local level have offered justifications, as the Miami heralds Julie
37:57
Brown reported, Assistant US Attorney Marie Villafuna in court papers
38:02
said that prosecutors use their best efforts to comply with
38:05
the Crime Victim's Rights Act, but exercised their prosecutorial discretion
38:10
when they chose not to notify the victims. The reasons
38:13
went like this, The non prosecution deal had a restitution
38:17
clause that provided the girls a chance to seek compensation
38:20
from Epstein had the deal fallen through, necessitating a trial.
38:24
Epstein's lawyers might have used this the prior restitution clause
38:27
to undermine the girl's credibility as witnesses by claiming they
38:31
had exaggerated Epstein's behavior and hopes of cashing in. Okay,
38:35
So basically that's just a bunch of bullshit, right. Maria
38:38
Villa Fauna is definitely one of the bad actors in
38:43
this whole entire situation that unfolded the first time around,
38:46
and her reasoning here is just straight garbage. It's just
38:49
more excuses to try and cover her ass when in
38:52
reality we know that every single right of the survivors
38:56
was stepped on, chewed up, and spit out by these
38:59
de gusting excuses for prosecutors in Florida and at the
39:03
federal level. I am absolutely disgusted by all of them,
39:08
all of their actions, and every single one of these
39:10
prosecutors who were involved in the first prosecution. They should
39:14
all all of them should have their law degrees looked
39:17
at by the bar the bar, and they should all
39:20
face stiff penalties for what they have done, because this
39:23
is just ludicrous. These excuses fall flat. The volume of
39:29
evidence that the DOJ had on Epstein and his criminal
39:32
enterprise was extensive. For example, privileged logs filed by the
39:36
prosecutors in the docue show they had records covering every
39:40
part of Epstein's life, including his finances, corporate records, flight logs,
39:45
and phone calls with conspirators. And they talk like they
39:48
have no evidence, right. Burman acts like he has nothing.
39:51
Burman acts like he needs people to come forward and
39:53
point out Epstein's crimes to him. Bro, you're not fooling anybody, Okay,
39:58
nobody's buying your ne narrative and nobody's going to be
40:01
gas lipped by you people no more. Do your job
40:07
pretty simple. When it came to the survivors, the evidence
40:16
was overwhelming. The Department of Justice had an FBI file
40:21
entitled Summary of Sexual Activity containing an analysis of victim
40:24
specific information. This included a chart showing phone calls, travel,
40:29
and grand jerry evidence relevant to possible charges. Records show
40:33
this involved at least nine potential victims. The Department of
40:37
Justice was also in possession of FBI reports of interviews
40:41
of victims and witnesses in New York back in March
40:44
of two thousand and eight. But no, they didn't have
40:46
enough evidence to prosecute folks. They need you to come
40:49
forward and help them out a little bit more. They
40:52
needed Julie K. Brown's article to come out so that
40:54
they could learn a little something. And this is supposedly
40:59
the best prosecutorial department in the United States. These are
41:03
the people that you're relying on to bring down these
41:06
evil scumbags. Boy, we're setting ourselves up for a big
41:11
disappointment if the SDNY is our go to in this case.
41:16
Court records also revealed the Department of Justice had jerry transcripts,
41:21
witness and victim interviews, investigative files from the State of
41:24
Florida and the Palm Beach Police Department, and records on
41:28
potential co conspirators. You see what I'm talking about all
41:32
the time. Now, folks, you see what I mean when
41:34
I tell you that the evidence is there in abundance
41:37
and not just circumstantial. That's what we might have in
41:40
the public sphere, right, the things that we put together,
41:42
those are the breadcrumbs that lead us to the prize
41:45
at the end. But the government itself, they have dossier's
41:49
on all of these people. They know intimately what these
41:53
people were up to, what they were engaging in, who
41:55
they were involved with. They don't need the help of
41:58
Julie K. Brown, or of Bobby or anybody else. This
42:02
is the federal government we're talking about here, with every
42:06
bit of power that you could possibly imagine at their fingertips.
42:13
The evidence was there. What was missing was the institutional
42:17
desire to prosecute child's sex abuse. Let me read that
42:20
again for those of you on the back that might
42:23
not have heard it. The evidence was there, what was
42:26
missing was the institutional desire to prosecute child's sex abuse.
42:30
The institutions failed the survivors, and the media has failed
42:34
the public by not demanding those in power answer a
42:37
simple question why and again, folks, that is the sole
42:42
reason that you hear my fat yapp on this podcast
42:45
on a regular basis. Nobody's asking the hard questions. The
42:49
legacy media has abandoned the survivors. And yet if you
42:57
dig deep enough, you find out that all of the
43:00
evidence is already there. Everything that is needed to prosecute
43:04
them is already there. The only thing that is missing
43:07
is the desire of those in power. The answer to
43:13
that question lies with the Department of Justice Headquarters, also
43:18
known as Maine Justice. They knew. Epstein's criminal defense lawyer,
43:22
Alan Dershowitz, has stated that the plea deal went through
43:25
numerous levels of approval at Maine Justice. The involvement of
43:30
Maine Justice was confirmed in the court's February twenty first opinion,
43:33
which states any requirement that Epstein carry out his obligations
43:37
under the non prosecution agreement was delayed while he sought
43:41
higher level review within the Justice Department. Boy, isn't that nice? Huh?
43:46
And that's what I'm talking about with Michael Mukasey. Okay,
43:51
remember that name, because I'm going to have a lot
43:52
more on that coming soon. Because to get to the end,
43:57
we must start at the beginning. Further corroboration was provided
44:03
by Acosta in his July tenth press conference, where he
44:06
stated that people from the Main Justice were involved early
44:08
in the development of the Epstein case and were aware
44:11
of its progression. Acosta declined to state who at Maine
44:14
Justice was involved in the Epstein case. I have names, guys, ready, Okay.
44:21
Court records show that post plead deal decisions went up
44:24
to the Deputy Attorney General, Mark Philippe, who, according to
44:28
one former Department of Justice official, has a stellar reputation.
44:33
Philippe was informed of reasons to approve the continued prosecution
44:36
of Epstein if he didn't comply with the non prosecution agreement.
44:39
Judge Marra noted that Philippe reviewed the Epstein matter and
44:43
determined that the federal prosecution of Epstein was appropriate if
44:46
he did not comply with the terms and conditions of
44:48
the agreement. Boy, isn't that nice. The George Bush Justice
44:54
Department sure was a dumpster fire, wasn't it. Alberto Gonzalez
44:59
and the rest of them, a whole lot of war
45:01
criminals letting off child sex offenders shouldn't be shocked. But
45:05
I am another high level Department of Justice official who
45:09
had his fingerprints on the case, as Andrew Usterbahn, then
45:13
chief of the Child Exploitation and Obscenity Section. A privileged
45:17
log filed on June twenty three, twenty fifteen, referenced several
45:22
emails from two thousand and seven between the Florida Federal
45:25
prosecutors and Ooster Bonn regarding an Epstein meeting and changes
45:30
to the draft indictment and status of plea negotiations.
45:33
Speaker 2: So basically, what you.
45:34
Speaker 1: Had here was the state and federal prosecutors working hand
45:38
in hand to make sure Jeffrey Epstein got off. I
45:41
want to see all of those emails, unredacted and for
45:44
the public to consume because I'll tell you right now,
45:47
the George Bush administration was run by criminals and worse,
45:54
and anything that those scumbags put their fingers on should
45:57
be reviewed and a full review, because I don't trust
46:01
anything about the George Bush administration, not a thing. Additionally,
46:08
these records appear to show Epstein's attorneys reached out to
46:11
Andy Lourie in May two thousand and seven to arrange
46:14
a meeting to discuss the Epstein investigation. Laurie was the
46:18
acting chief of the Public Integrity Section of the Criminal
46:21
Division in Washington in two thousand and six, before becoming
46:24
the acting Principal Deputy Assistant Attorney General and chief of
46:28
Staff to the Criminal Division by two thousand and seven.
46:31
In two thousand and seven, he was also an assistant
46:34
US Attorney in the Southern District of Florida. Laurie was
46:38
kept in the loop on possible federal coercion and enticement charges,
46:42
proposed changes to the indictment, finalizing details with the state's
46:46
attorney's office, and final revisions to indictment packages. Folks, Remember
46:52
I told you there were other names that needed to
46:54
be talked about in this case. Well here's some of them.
46:58
And for those of you who are covering this case
47:01
and doing research in this case, well there are your breadcrumbs.
47:06
You now have your homework assignment. Start digging, folks. There
47:11
are also notations of a two thousand and seven email
47:13
from Florida federal prosecutors to Maesha Braden, who was serving
47:17
as a trial attorney for the Child Exploitation and Obscenity
47:21
Section of the Department of Justice Criminal Division, regarding securing
47:25
a pre indictment consolation contract. This correspondence took place before
47:29
Epstein signed the non prosecution agreement. In other words, Maine
47:34
Justice was well informed with the investigation and status of
47:37
the case. And I'll take it a step further. I
47:40
don't have the evidence for approving this as of yet,
47:43
but I'll say this, Maine Justice was directing the whole
47:46
entire shebang. Acosta was the fall guy. Acosta was the
47:50
useful idiot. But this was being run from Maine Justice.
47:54
This was being run by Mark de philipp This was
47:57
being run by Mukhesy and the rest of them.
47:59
Speaker 2: Okay, the whole entire.
48:01
Speaker 1: Bush administration should be imprisoned as war criminals. The involvement
48:09
of Maine Justice raises the question of who made the
48:11
ultimate decision on Epstein's sweetheart deal. Was a cost of
48:14
following orders from Maine Justice? If so, who issued the
48:18
orders and how high did it go? Who did Philip
48:21
Philippe and Ouster Bond report to and why did Main
48:24
Justice have such an interest in South Florida child sex offenders.
48:29
This quote from Acosta sided in July ninth, twenty nineteen
48:32
Daily Beast article may provide the answer. I was told
48:36
Epstein belonged to intelligence and to leave it alone, folks,
48:43
The evidence is all right there in our face. The
48:47
question is when is the legacy media going to stop
48:53
their bullshit and start doing their job. This case is
48:58
spanned over or four administrations now, and yet there are
49:05
no arrests in this case besides the two guards, all
49:09
sorts of money laundering, child sex, trafficking, et cetera, et cetera,
49:13
et cetera. This is not normal, okay, This is not
49:16
how these cases are normally handled. This is not how
49:19
even people like Weinstein were treated. And this is why
49:24
I tell you you have to read between the lines.
49:28
If you ever want to pull that shade back and
49:31
expose what is really going on, you must read between
49:36
the lines. Trust nothing that they say, because, as this
49:44
article just pointed out, folks, the evidence is there. The
49:49
only thing missing is the will to prosecute. If you'd
49:56
like to contact me, you could do that at Bobby
49:57
Kapucci at ProtonMail dot com. That's b O B B
50:01
Y c A p U C c I at ProtonMail
50:04
dot com. You can also find me on Twitter at
50:07
b O B B y underscore c A p U
50:10
C c I. All right, everybody, I will be back
50:13
later on with the Daily drop I hope you all
50:15
have a great day.