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The Decoy Operation: How MCC Allegedly Misdirected the Media After Epstein’s Death · The Epstein Chronicles

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  Speaker 1: What's up, everyone, and welcome to another episode of the
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  Epstein Chronicles. Nothing about the official narrative surrounding Jeffrey Epstein's
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  death has ever made sense. And as we get more
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  information via the files and more receipts, it's obvious that
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  something was amiss because now we're learning that Epstein jail
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  guards used a fake body to trick the media that
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  was waiting outside the prison. What did they just have
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  a dead body on standby that they could use and
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  wheel out? What does that even mean? And when you
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  start putting everything together, you'd have to be one of
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  the dumbest people on earth to accept the official narrative
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  that we've been served up. Look, if it was just
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  the guards falling asleep, I'd be willing to accept that
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  as a coincidence, right long shifts. They're tired, and we
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  all know that people suck at their jobs, So I
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  would be willing to accept that the problem is, that's
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  not the only coincidence. We're talking about cameras not working,
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  We're talking about Epstein being put in the cell with
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  Nicholas Tartaglioni. We're talking about Epstein saying that he was
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  assaulted by Tartaglioni, and then the surveillance tape from the
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  jail cell where Epstein was sharing a cell with Tartaglioni
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  goes missing. It just happens to get wiped. And then
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  the cherry on top is we get the video from
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  the DOJ and we find out that the video has
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  been manipulated, and of course they told us that the
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  video was untouched. But surprise, surprise, that was a lie too.
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  So in this episode we're going to talk about that
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  a little bit more. And to do that, we have
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  an article from the Deli Mel headline Epstein jail guards
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  use fake body to trick media waiting outside the prison
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  while pedophile's real corpse was loaded into a van unnoticed.
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  Files claim Now, why in the hell would you do that?
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  The excuse is going to be obviously, oh, we don't
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  want the media to what's going on. But what does
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  it matter if he's already dead. This article was authored
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  by Olivia al Husen. Jail guards overseeing Jeffrey Epstein used
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  a decoy body to mislead reporters gathered outside the prison
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  after his death, while his real corpse was secretly removed
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  in a separate vehicle. Newly unsealed files claim, oh yeah,
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  very confidence inducing. Why are they moving the real body
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  and using a decoy? And like I said in the opening,
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  where'd they get a decoy from? Was it a fake body?
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  Was it somebody who was dead already? I mean, they
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  say that boxes and sheets were arranged to resemble a
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  human body and loaded into a white van. But does
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  that sound plausible. It doesn't sound plausible to me. But
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  one thing that we definitely know is that the DOJ
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  has been trying to rewrite all of this in real time.
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  They act like this was ancient history, this was in
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  eighteen sixty two, But the truth is it was only
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  a few years ago, and some of us were following
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  along closely, and we remember what was going on at
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  the time. So they can try and rewrite history, but
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  it's not gonna work. According to an internal memo, a
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  Jael supervisor told FBI agents at staff at Manhattan's Metropolitan
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  Correctional Center staged the ruse amid an intense media presence
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  following Epstein's apparent suicide in twenty nineteen. The files alleged
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  that boxes and sheets were arranged to resemble a human
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  body and loaded into a white van marked as belonging
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  to the Office of the Chief Medical Examiner, prompting reporters
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  to follow it as it drove away. Now, look, I
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  guess it's plausible, right. They don't want a big, gigantic
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  shit storm following Epstein's body. Okay, I get it. But
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  boxes and chets to resemble a human body. I mean,
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  I guess in the chaos they could slip that buy,
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  but it just seems implausible to me. Unbeknown to the media,
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  Epstein's actual body was instead placed into a black vehicle
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  that left the facility unnoticed, allowing officers to transport the
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  corpse privately. And look, there's a lot of people out
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  there that think Epstein still alive. And I wish I
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  could sit here and tell you definitively that he's not.
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  But at this point I'd be a liar if I
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  told you anything definitively unless I had the evidence in
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  front of me. I've never seen a story where the
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  unbelievable becomes the normal, but here we are. Records also
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  reveal investigators highlighted a handwritten note found inside Epstein's cell
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  at the time of his death, which was not treated
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  as a suicide note by the medical examiner. The note,
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  which investigators said was difficult to read, appeared to list
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  grievances about Geil conditions, including complaints about food, showers and bugs.
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  They want you to believe that that's why Jeffrey Epstein
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  allegedly killed himself. Meanwhile, Epstein was telling his lawyers that
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  he feels like he's going to beat the case, like
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  he's innocent, and they thought they had a good shot
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  at getting Epstein off. So if you want to believe
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  the narrative that he was depressed and ready to kill himself,
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  go right ahead. But I don't think the facts back
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  it up. And as far as a note that was found,
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  how do we know that note wasn't written by somebody
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  and placed in that cell. Again, I'm not saying that's
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  what happened, and I hid having a conspiratorial mind about
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  all of it, but we have no other choice at
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  this point. We have to leave all the options open
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  until we know for sure what happened. Now that said,
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  do I think it's likely that he's still alive? No?
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  But will I completely discount it? I mean, at this point,
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  I don't think you can. So everything has to be
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  on the table, like I've been saying from the beginning,
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  and that's where the painstaking work comes in, right trying
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  to trace everything, find out where there's evidence and whether
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  it's not, And of course that takes time, and that's
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  why I'm never concerned about being first. I'm concerned about
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  making sure that we're as close to the truth as
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  humanly possible. There is so much bullshit surrounding this topic
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  right now that it's hard to keep track of what's
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  true and what's not. And remember that's all part of
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  the plan. Confusion, exhaustion, and just an absolute overload. And
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  that's why I always suggest that people don't get caught
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  up on the side quest especially for people that are
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  new to the story. You got to get down the
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  basic story first, and then you can go out questing
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  and looking at all the other things that don't make sense.
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  But I think a lot of people get caught up
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  in the salaciousness right away, and that leads to them
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  not understanding the full scope of what went on. So
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  for me, it's always been about following the evidence right,
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  follow the paper, and if you follow the evidence that's
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  been provided, eventually you're gonna get to those salacious side quests.
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  But you have to do the work first. You have
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  to make sure you understand what's going on, who was
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  really involved and who wasn't. And I think a lot
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  of people skip the important parts of putting it all together,
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  from Epstein's death all the way through now. And it's
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  crucial that you understand how we got from point A
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  to point B. And once you start understanding that, you
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  start to see the patterns form and you start to
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  understand that this is obviously a cover up, and that's
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  something that's tangible, that's something we can see, and in
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  my opinion, that's something we can prove and hopefully that's
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  something we can get some accountability for. At some point,
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  these people are going to have to answer for this
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  cover up. The records included a tranch of three million
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  newly released documents describe how officers responded to the heavy
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  media presence outside the jail in the hours after as
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  Stein's death. After Epstein was pronounced dead at the hospital,
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  his body was returned to federal custody at the prison,
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  while arrangements were made for it to be transferred to
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  the Office of the Chief Medical Examiner. One interview note
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  states that because of the large news media presence staff
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  devised a plan to thwart reporters as the body was removed.
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  According to the document, officers used boxes and sheets to
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  create what appeared to be a human body, which was
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  put into the white OCME vehicle, which the press followed,
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  allowing the black vehicle to depart unnoticed with Epstein's body.
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  None of that sounds like it's by the book. None
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  of that sounds like the procedure that should have been followed.
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  And as far as the large media presence goes, so
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  what we live in a free society. What are you
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  trying to hide? What are you trying to cover up?
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  And why? Other sections of the records describe how LOT
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  officers were stationed at a secure facility linked to the prison,
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  where Epstein's body was guarded while fingerprinting and other procedures
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  were carried out ahead of its transfer. Epstein was being
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  held in the Metropolitan Correctional Center in New York on
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  sex trafficking charges at the time of his death on
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  August tenth, twenty nineteen. And by the way, it wasn't
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  like suicide was a big problem at MCC. Wasn't like
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  a lot of people were there killing themselves, So coincidentally,
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  it just happened to be Jeffrey Epstein. Huh okay, I guess.
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  He was found on responsive in his cell early that
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  morning by a prison guards after they tried to perform CPR.
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  He was rushed to the New York Downtown Hospital, where
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  he was pronounced dead. The New York City Medical Examiner
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  ruled that Epstein's death was a suicide by hanging, a
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  conclusion that has been repeatedly questioned following a series of
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  failures inside the jail. Those failures included guards falling asleep
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  on duty and malfunctioning surveillance cameras, issues that later became
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  the focus of multiple investigations that all went nowhere. Nobody
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  was held accountable. They talked about systemic issues within the jails.
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  Nothing was fixed. So what exactly was accomplished with that
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  OIG report? Not a damned thing. Not a damned thing.
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  Prison records show that guards assigned to monitor Epstein did
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  not conduct require checks during the overnight hours before his
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  body was discovered. Schedule rounds at three am and five
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  am were missed, according to official findings. Furthermore, cameras positioned
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  outside Epstein's cell were not functioning properly that night. Just
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  those cameras, by the way, no other cameras, just the
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  ones on Epstein. Come on, Stop being a conspiracy theorist.
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  It was obviously just a bunch of coincidences. Investigators later
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  confirmed that at least two surveys cameras had malfunctioned, leaving
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  critical gaps and how the guards monitored the area. Because
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  of those failures, officials were unable to establish a definitive
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  timeline of Epstein's final moments. Does anyone believe that I
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  truly have no idea how anyone buys the official narrative
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  that's being sold to us, because what they call a coincidence,
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  I happen to call asset management. All of the information
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  that goes with this episode can be found in the
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  description box.