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The Archives: Dr. Michael Baden Questions The Results Of The OIG Report Into Epstein's Death · The Epstein Chronicles

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  Speaker 1: What's up, everyone, and welcome back to the Epstein Chronicles.
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  Since the OIG report has been released, we've been going
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  through it chapter by chapter, and I have to tell
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  you it's been very painful for me not to comment
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  on what we've been talking about because some of the stuff,
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  all right, basically all of the stuff in that OIG
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  report is absolutely bs. And we're almost done with the
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  OIG report as far as adding it without any commentary,
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  and once we're done getting it added to the catalog
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  so folks can get the official narrative from the mouth
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  of the horse itself, meaning the United States government, We're
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  going to really dive in and break it all down,
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  because I have to tell you, the OIG spent four
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  years investigating what happened to Epstein and that's what they
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  come up with. And I can't tell you how many
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  times throughout that report they talk about this one was
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  a failure, that one was a failure. This person didn't
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  do their job, that person didn't do their job. How
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  many of those people ended up in prison, How many
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  of those people lost their jobs, How many of those
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  people lost their pensions? Oh, that's right, none of them.
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  In fact, the warden was quietly shipped off to a
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  better position. So you better believe that I'm going to
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  have a lot to say in the coming weeks, coming
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  days about that report, and We're gonna really deconstruct the
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  shit out of it, and I might just go through
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  it chapter by chapter and break it all down with commentary,
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  and then at that point we'll have the sanitized version
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  of it, meaning the government narrative, and then will add
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  my version of it with commentary about what I think
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  about their stupid ass narrative. But before we get there,
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  why don't we hear from doctor Boden, the fame pathologist
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  who sat in on the Epstein autopsy, and let's see
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  what he has to say about this OIG report. This
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  article is from Radar Online headline ridiculous forensic pathologists slams
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  Department of Justice report on Jeffrey Epstein's death. They didn't
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  contact me, and of course they didn't. They didn't contact
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  a lot of people. They didn't even really delve deep
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  into what happened. Everything they talked about was systemic and
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  that was all carefully curated. And the sad part is
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  the legacy media by and large bought it. Hook line
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  and sinker as if that OIG report settles everything and
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  that anybody who still has questions is some kind of
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  conspiracy theorist. This article was authored by Douglas Montero. Renowned
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  forensic pathologist doctor Michael Boden slammed a four year Department
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  of Justice report examining the prison death of Jeffrey Epstein,
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  calling its findings ridiculous for ignoring the clear cut evidence
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  of a homicide. Radar online dot Com can exclusively reveal now.
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  According to the OIG report itself, the Inspector General talked
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  to a bunch of inmates, a bunch of convicts, and
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  used what they had to say as evidence that Epstein
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  didn't kill himself. However, they didn't think that talking to
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  doctor Michael Boden, a renowned pathologist who sat in on
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  the autopsy, was a good idea. How was this a
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  full and comprehensive investigation if you're not even talking to
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  key participants who had a part to play on the stage.
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  The DOJ's Inspector General's one hundred and twenty eight page
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  report concluded the August twenty nineteen death of the billionaire
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  sex trafficker was the result of negligence and misconduct by
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  jail guards who fell to monitor the convicted pedophile. Was
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  it negligence or did they do it on purpose? Was
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  the whole entire scenario laid out for this end result
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  to take place? It would have to be a whole
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  lot of negligence, folks, from a whole lot of people
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  for this not to have been something that was not
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  allowed to happen. And I've said from the very beginning
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  that I don't think anybody crept into this cell and
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  killed him while he was in that cell. I think
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  that the message was sent by Tartaglioni and Epstein received
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  that message and he understood that things were bleak. Now,
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  he might have killed himself, but it wasn't because he
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  was suicidal. It was because he understood what was coming
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  down the pipe, and he knew that there was no
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  way that he was going to avoid it. When you
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  have the prison guards and the warden and the whole
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  entire system opening that door for somebody like Tartaglioni to
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  be in a cell with you. And while some people
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  are looking at this OIG report and pointing to it
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  as some kind of evidence that you know, everything's on
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  the up and up, For me, it just bolsters what
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  I've been saying from the very beginning, and honestly, if
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  you look at it from that perspective, it's a genius strategy.
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  You cloak your bullshit in negligence and then that way
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  later on down the road you have this OIG report
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  that comes out and it bolsted. There's everything you have
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  to say, And honestly, that's where I'm at at this point.
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  I think that Tartaglioni was there to send a message.
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  I think that message was received and we see the
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  end result. But doctor Bowden, who has investigated hundreds of
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  prison suicides over his fifty year career as the pathologist
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  for the New York State Corrections Medical Review Board and
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  that monitors all prison death told Radar online dot Com
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  they didn't contact me at all, even though he was
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  in the autopsy room. Now, why wouldn't you contact him?
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  Do you not want a competing narrative in your official narrative?
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  And unfortunately, folks, what it comes down to is, this
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  wasn't an investigation to try and uncover what happened. This
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  was the typical internal investigation, the cover your asked investigation. Oh,
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  it was systemic. It was at the management level. All
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  of these people messed up at the same time. This
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  one didn't talk to that one, and then this one
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  lied when we investigated them, but we didn't do anything
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  as far as punishment for them lying to us. So
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  it's all a gigantic shit sandwich and they want us
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  all to take a bite of it. But I'm not
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  going to do it. I'm not going to shove this
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  shit sandwich down my throat. I'm sorry, I don't believe
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  the OIG report. Is that plain enough for you? Is
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  that clear enough for you? Instead, they only spoke to
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  the pathologist at the New York City Medical Examiner's Office,
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  who determined the death was a suicide. Apparently they weren't
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  interested in going into the cause of death, doctor Boden
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  told the Radar Online dot Com. From the nature of
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  the report, all they were focusing on was the security
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  at the prison. They spoke to the New York City
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  Medical Examiner that did the autopsy, and that was the
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  end of it. They didn't do anything further. How Come
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  the EMTs weren't interviewed. How come there was no mention
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  that this story broke on four Chan thirty eight minutes
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  before it broke in the legacy media. No mention of
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  that at all in the OIG report. Four years investigating this,
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  and that's all you guys could come up with. Then
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  they come out with a ridiculous statement in the report
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  that the main reason it was suicide was because there
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  was no injuries to the body, since homicidal strangulation always
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  has evidence of injuries, doctor Boden said, referring to the
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  signs of the struggle. But doctor Boden, who retired from
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  the Medical Review Board in July, told Radar Online dot
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  Com in the vast majority of the strangulation cases he's investigated,
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  there are rarely signs of injuries to the body except
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  for the ligature mark around the neck. As Radar Online
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  dot Com reported, Epstein was found dead in his cell
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  on August tenth at the Metropolitan Correctional Center with a
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  noose made from bedsheets, tied to a bunk bed and
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  wrapped around his neck. And again, how did he get
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  all those linens that just happened? It was just magical
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  they all appeared in there. Or did the staff willingly
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  turn a blind eye because they wanted this to be
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  the result. You see, That's what nobody's talking about. And
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  that's what I want to shine a spotlight on. I mean,
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  am I the only one who sees what happened here?
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  That this whole entire thing was set up perfectly for
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  this result to be the eventual outcome of Epstein being
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  in that jail cell. And I want you to keep
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  in mind what we've read so far in that OIG
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  report about all of the negligence. This that the other thing,
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  and only with Epstein. It didn't happen with any other prisoner. Huh.
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  It only happened with Epstein. All of these coincidences and
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  all of this negligence, well, that's what happened. If you're
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  listening to what the OIG is telling us, my question
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  is how many of you were buying it? Doctor Boden said.
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  The report grossly ignored the fact that the sixty six
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  year old Epstein had two fractures on the left and
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  right sides of his larynx, as well as one fracture
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  around his Adams apple, a Teltelle sign of manual strangulation,
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  and that's the hyoid bone. And if that's broken, well,
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  usually you've been choked to death. The most common way
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  to commit suicide in jail is by hanging, And in
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  ninety nine percent of the cases I've investigated, and we've
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  had hundreds of such deaths, I have never seen one
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  with three fractures, doctor Boden told RadarOnline dot com. So
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  that's him telling you that, not me. Now, it's up
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  to you if you want to believe doctor Boden or
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  you want to believe the New York State Medical Examiner
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  and the scenario that she laid out, And depending on
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  who you believe, is going to influence how you feel
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  about what happened in that jail cell. And for me,
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  I don't have any reason to believe the New York
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  State Medical Examiner. Why should I believe somebody who's helping
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  craft a narrative, especially when they haven't been forthcoming and
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  they weren't transparent. And the censure for me is this,
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  if it was just one or two of these things
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  that happened, you know, the cameras went out and something else, Okay, fine,
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  I could accept it as a coincidence, right, I could
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  accept it as something that just happened. But when all
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  of this stuff is happening around the same person, around
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  the same situation, how are you going to tell me
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  that it's all a coincidence and then put out this
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  OIG report and not even talk to guys like doctor
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  Boden who were in the room when the autopsy was
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  being performed. What's more, the ligature marks stretched across the
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  middle of his neck near the atoms apple instead of
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  pressing underneath the jawbone like most hanging victims. Boden also
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  doesn't think Epstein was strangled by the bed sheet as
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  detailed by the IG report. The ligature mark doesn't match
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  the noose. He said, if you look closely at the ligature,
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  there is a pattern to indicate it was some kind
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  of object squeezing on the neck. It was also more
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  narrow than the noose, so it didn't match. So, according
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  to doctor Boden, none of it makes sense, none of
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  it adds up, and according to him, this was death
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  by strangulation. Doctor Boden charges the IG report failed to
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  note that the medical examiners initially determined the cause of
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  death was unknown or pending further information at this time,
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  an indication that the forensic pathologist was unsure and waiting
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  for the toxicology report. But within days chief medical Examiner
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  doctor Barbara Sampson mysteriously released a report stating Epstein's death
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  was a suicide without notifying his brother Mark Epstein. The
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  very interesting thing is the night they changed the cause
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  of death from pending further information to suicide, we thought
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  that they should have notified the family, his renowned attorney,
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  Stacey Richmond told read ouronline dot com. Doctor Boden added
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  there was nothing in the report, which was one hundred
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  or so pages long, to indicate why the cause of
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  death was changed. It doesn't even mention that there was
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  a change. The report also shows the FBI did not
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  conduct a full blown investigation into Epstein's death, despite his
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  connections to world leaders and politicians like Bill Clinton, Donald Trump,
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  and billionaires Bill Gates and Les Wexner. Well why would
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  they Just like they didn't do a rico case against
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  these idiots, There's no way they're going to do a
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  comprehensive look into what happened in the jail cell. What
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  they're going to do is put out this report to
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  try and shut you up. That's the plan, And if
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  you follow the legacy media, the plans working to a t.
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  But for those of us who know the score here
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  and know the bullshit these guys get up to. Well,
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  it's pretty apparent and pretty transparent that we're still not
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  getting the complete story. Did anybody do DNA on the
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  orange bedsheet? Doctor Boden asked. There is nothing to show
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  they conducted any DNA examination or dust for fingerprints. As
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  far as I can see, the FBI did nothing except
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  rely on the two guards who are not reliable, and
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  the medical examiner, and not just the two guards. They
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  relied on what inmates had to tell them. They were
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  acting like Nicholas Tartaglioni is a reliable source here. Oh.
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  Inmate number one said, yeah, okay, So what we're supposed
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  to take Nicholas Tartaglioni at his word? I mean, if
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  you want to do that, hey, that's up to you.
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  But me personally, I don't believe a word that Nicholas
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  Tartaglioni has to say. And I still believe one thousand
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  percent that Tartaglioni assaulted Epstein in that jail cell. So
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  over the next couple of weeks, we're gonna go through
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  this whole entire thing, the report once again, and we're
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  gonna break it all down. Like I said, because there's
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  a lot of inconsistencies and a lot of things that
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  don't make sense. And after four years, with the investigative
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  tools that the OIG has, you would think that they'd
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  have more to show us than what they provided. But
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  as far as doctor Boden and his opinions here, I
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  happen to agree with them, you would think that this
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  guy would be talked to by the investigators if they
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  want to have a comprehensive report. Right, So you mean
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  to tell me the inmates like Tartaglioni and the other
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  inmates referred to in this should be considered as reliable witnesses,
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  but not doctor Boden, Is that what you're trying to
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  tell me, mister Inspector General? All right, folks, that's gonna
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  do it for this one. All of the information that
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  goes with the episode can be found in the description box.