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Mega Edition: Jeffrey Epstein, Nicholas Tartaglione And The Narrative MCC Tried To Sell Us (4/22/26) · The Vault: The Epstein Files

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Speaker 1: All right, So today our article is from the Record
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online dot com and it's the Times Herald Record headline.
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Prosecutors detail how they believe Tartaglioni killed his victims. This
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article was authored by Heather Yakin and it was originally
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published on September twenty fourth of two thousand and nineteen.
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White Plains, that's in Westchester, New York. After learning Martin
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Luna to a Chester bar and restraining Luna and three
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other victims, Nicholas Tartaglioni beat Luna, put a plastic zip
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tie around his neck and choked him to death, Prosecutors
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said in legal papers filed in White Plains Federal Court.
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Huh sounds familiar. Huh how did Epstein go, Oh, he
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was choked? Wasn't he? I know, just another coincidence. Obviously
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Tartaglioni isn't the guy who clipped him. That's not what
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I'm getting at here. The point is what was tartaglie
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doing in that jail cell in the first place? A
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lot of questions. Was he there to send a message,
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was he there to intimidate? What was he there for?
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The harrowing details were revealed in documents the US Attorney's
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Office for the Southern District of New York, filed in
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response to pre trial motions submitted to the court by
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Tartaglioni's defense team. The statements represent the first time the
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government has revealed how they believe Tartaglione of the town
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of Crawford killed Luna. Now, this is the crazy part
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of this story that is not really talked about too much,
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is that Luna is or was an operator for the cartel.
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Now I haven't really been able to find too much
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information about which cartel he was rolling with, but there
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are you know, the usual suspects. Obviously Sinaloa, you know CJNNG,
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you know Gulf car There's several different suspects. But from
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the little bit that I have been able to glean,
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it looks like he was connected to the Cinaloans in
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some regard. Now, you all know the deal down in
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Mexico when it comes to narco trafficking, and you know
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that they don't play games down there, and they're not
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certainly not playing no games with some gringo cop from America.
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So obviously Tartaglioni was brazen enough to clip this dude.
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So what that leads me to believe is Tartaglioni wasn't
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working on his own some sort of organization backing him.
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They were making a play and looking to move in
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on Luna and his production or moving of the product. Now, again,
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I'm not too sure all of the details of you know,
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Luna's operation or what was going on. But we're talking
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about multiple keys here, right, So we're not talking about
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small time operation. When we start getting into keys, multiple keys,
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especially a kilo is two point two pounds of cocaine,
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you're talking about a lot of blow. We're talking about,
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you know, a roughly twenty thousand dollars street value, twenty
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four thousand dollars street value. It all depends, but we're
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talking about a lot of money here. And if Luna
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was working as an operator for say, the Sinaloa cartel,
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and Tartaglioni moved in on him like this, you would
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think that Tartaglioni is for sure gonna be greenlit once
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he hits the yard in prison. Now, I am not
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too sure how that's gonna work out for him, if
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he's gonna go state, or if it'll end up being
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a federal crime probably state considering, but who knows what
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the government is gonna get up to. But if he
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ends up in state prison in New York, he'll definitely
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pi se up. If he ends up in federal prison,
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he'll definitely pc up. But the Mexican mafia and the cartel,
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they definitely work hand in hand. And anybody who thinks
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or tells you that the Hispanics aren't running the prison systems,
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they're lying to you because the Hispanic car is running
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the prison systems pretty much in the whole entire country.
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LAME is a very, very very powerful organization and they
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work hand in hand with people like the cartel. So
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you know all of those gangs with the thirteen after
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their names, Yeah, all of those gangs check in with LAME.
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So we're talking about a lot of gang members, a
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lot of hitters, and a lot of people that if
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there's a green light put on you, that are going
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to be looking to collect a scalp. So TARTAGLIONI knowing
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all of that, being a cop, obviously he understood all
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of that, still was brazen enough to clip this dude
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and three other people. So that leads me to believe
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that Tartaglioni was working with some sort of cli destined
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group that we are not aware of yet, the mafia,
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perhaps perhaps another cartel that was looking to move in
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and take over this business. Because again, look, you're gonna
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need a supplier, right if you're if you're selling weight,
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if you're moving weight, you're gonna need a supplier. You're
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gonna need somebody that can provide that weight for you
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to move. You're not nickel and diamond from the local
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drug dealer. So was Tartaglioni moving in to become the
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supplier with the help of somebody else. See, there's a
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lot to this story that we still don't know. Prosecutors
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have sought the death penalty against Tartaglioni fifty one, a
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former briarcliff manor police officer, in the abductions and deaths
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of Luna and three other Middletown men, Miguel Luna, Urbano
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Santiago and Hector Gutierrez. Assistant US attorneys Maureen Comy, Oh,
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we know that name, don't we and Jason Swergold wroteen
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they're filing that the government will prove the case trial
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based on testimony from witnesses, physical evidence, surveillance videos, phone records,
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text messages, and other documentary evidence. So it looks like
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they got the goods on Old Boy, right, And now again,
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ask yourself, after all we've just talked about here and
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us just being you know, novices, We don't work for
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the prison department or anything like that. Does it sound
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like a good idea to put this guy in a
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cell with Jeffrey Epstein? On what planet? Is that a
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good idea? On April twenty sixteen, prosecutors say Tartaglioni lured
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Luna to Liquid Lounge in Chester because he believed that
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Luna had stolen money meant to buy cocaine. The defendant
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planned to hold Luna at the Liquid Lounge, where he
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would attempt to force Luna to disclose the location of
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the stolen money and would kill Luna if he refused
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to return the money. The defendant enlisted others to assist
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him with this plan. Secutors wrote in the paper, again,
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this isn't something that was just concocted overnight by Tartaglioni, right,
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This is probably a plan that was laid out, and
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to me it looks like there is or was a
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dispute about product, about who was going to provide product
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and who was going to middleman that product once it
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arrived on site. So this is how you get a
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lot of the violence in the war on drugs, when
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you have people battling over turfed over supply and who
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is going to move that supply once it drops into
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their lap, And a lot of times you end up
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with big time violence, folks. When there's a power struggle
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or when there's a move to remove the middleman and
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become that middleman yourself. There's always a struggle to do that.
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I shouldn't say always, because sometimes you can just you know,
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make your move more powerful than the other guy or whatever,
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and you make your move. But for the most part,
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there's alway a struggle there, and it looks like that's
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what was going on here in my opinion anyway. Because
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Luna was unaware of the true nature of the meeting,
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he brought three companions with him on April eleventh, twenty sixteen,
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his nephew Urbano Santiago, his nephew Miguel Luna, and his
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friend Hector Gutierrez. The defendant and his co conspirators did
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not expect the other three victims to accompany Luna to
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the Liquid Lounge. When the victims arrived at the Liquid Lounge,
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all four were physically restrained and not permitted to leave
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the premises. Sounds exactly like the way the cartel operates
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in Mexico. Huh, sounds like TARTAGLIONI sure how a blueprint
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he was working out of. And again I don't know
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who he was working with, but he has to get
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the product from somewhere. If he's slang in cocaine, you
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know that if he's moving weight, inevitably he's gonna come
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into contact with an associate of the cartel. If you're
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moving weight, that's just the way it goes. It was
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cocaine especially, There's just no way around it. If you're
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doing cocaine, or you're selling cocaine, or that shit came
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through Mexico, Folks, one carteller or the other safeguarded that
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all the way through the border, got it to America
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into the hands of your dope dealer, and then write
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up your old nose. But the fact remains, some cartel
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in Mexico was handling that blow at some point. Prosecutors say,
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TARTAGLIONI repeatedly struck Martin. Luna then eventually put a plastic
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zip tie around Luna's neck and pulled it tight, choking
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Luna and ultimately killing him again. This is the guy
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you want to put in a cell with, Jeffrey Epstein.
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This is the guy that you're gonna put in there
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with such a high profile inmate. Who made that decision?
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And why isn't that man or woman fired from their job?
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You mean to tell me that person isn't held responsible
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for that boneheaded decision? How come you and I have
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to be responsible at our jobs for our behavior. How
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come I have to be responsible for everything I say
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on this podcast? But these dudes don't have to be
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responsible for something like that. It's a joke, an absolute travesty,
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and there's no accountability whatsoever anytime something like this goes wrong.
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Tartaglioni took Luna's body to his property on Old Mountain
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Road near Otisville, and his co conspirators brought the other
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three men, still alive and bound to the property. Prosecutors wrote,
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Now imagine the other three dudes how they feel they
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just see their boy get choked to death with the
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zip tie. They're all restrained, they're all held at gunpoint.
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Now they're being transferred to some farm somewhere. Especially dudes
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that are from Mexico, they understand what's happening right now.
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This is a typical cartel tactic. Cartel swoop up, snatch
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a bunch of people that are operator for another organization,
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torture one had the others watch torture, the next have
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the others watch. Oh did I mention though, that the
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cartel's film all of this so that they can brag
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about it and put it on the internet to intimidate
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their ops, because that's what the cartel does. Stress seems
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like TARTAGLIONI was taking a page out of their book here, right,
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except obviously, I don't think anyway that there was any
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videotaping going on. Upon arriving at Otisville property, the three
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remaining victims were each shot in the back of the
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head and killed. The prosecutors wrote, the defendant personally shot
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one of the three victims himself. So again, what sort
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of cold calculated scumbag do you have to be to
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engage in this sort of behavior. First of all, kill
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somebody with a zip tie, you know how brutal that
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must be. It's like a garrot. Think about that for
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a minute. The force that must be needed with one
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of those zip ties to choke the life out of somebody.
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That's a fucking brutal way to go. And this is
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the guy you're gonna put int Jeffrey Epstein's cell. Then
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all of a sudden, you put this guy in the
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cell of Epstein. Now Epstein's assaulted, he says, But oh,
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we might have tried to commit suicide, and everybody's just
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gonna default and think, ah, Epstein tried to kill himself.
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Don't make no sense to me. That line of thought.
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Don't make no sense to me whatsoever. Folks. This is
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a violent a violent man who had no business ever
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being in a cell with Jeffrey Epstein. The four men
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were buried in a mass grave on the property. Their
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families reported them missing, and police in Chester soon found
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the vehicle they drove to Chester part near a diner.
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Federal prosecutors, the FBI, and state police joined the investigation.
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They arrested our Taglione on December nineteenth, twenty sixteen, and
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recovered the bodies the next day. So that dude had
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himself a nice little Christmas huh, And then languishing in
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jail from twenty and sixteen all the way through twenty nineteen.
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Why was he even still at mcc Why hasn't this
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dude's child been over and done with and convicted and gone, Oh,
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that's right, that the pause the trial over the Epstein stuff,
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didn't they? You know, folks, there's a whole lot here
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to unpack. The whole Tartaglionee situation has smelled completely off
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and weird to me from the jump. Now again, I'm
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not saying Tartaglioni killed Epstein, that's ridiculous. My statement is
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why was he put in there in the first place.
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That's the question, and there's no logical answer for it.
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The papers filed by prosecutors also include a transcript of
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conversations between Tartaglioni and state police investigators who picked him
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up near his home on Long Lane in the town
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of Crawford. They had stopped his wife in the jeep
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she was driving, using her ruse to get Tartaglioni to them.
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They told her they were investigating a road rage case
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and asked her to call her husband to come meet
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them on the roadway. Imagine that, huh, cops going after cops.
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That's nice change. According to the documents, Tartaglioni initially told
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the investigators I'm a cop. He agreed to the troopers.
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He agreed to go to the trooper barracks to discuss
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the road rage. Investigators activated a recorder in their vehicle
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before Tartaglioni entered. So I guess he's such a scumbag
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that he was road raging so often that they could
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just use that as an excuse to have him come down.
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I mean, who road rages these days? What the hell
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is wrong with you? Dude? Calm down, take it easy.
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Immediately after Investigator Hammer entered the car, and without prompting,
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the defendants spontaneously stated, this is about road rage. This
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is about the missing Mexicans, isn't it. Prosecutors wrote in
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their papers. They told him they needed his help finding
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the missing men, and they spoke to him on the
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drive about his interactions with the men. Prosecutors wrote, and
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you would think Tartaglioni would know better, being a cop
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himself than to run his fat yeap. But here we
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are a lot of these people, with these narcissism problems.
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They just can't help themselves. According to the transcript, Tartaglioni
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told police he knew Martin, Luna and one of the
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other men because they worked for him on the Old
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Mountain Road property, helping to put up horses, horse fences,
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and other jobs for a dog and horse animal rescue
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Tartaglioni and his wife ran. He said he had sold
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Luna in old Mercedes suv, but Luna hadn't paid and
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returned the suv, and he suspected Luna was involved in
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drugs and the cartel. Oh, he suspected. Huh, you knew
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exactly what Luna was involved in, Tartaglioni, or as they
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used to call you in the neighbor tat tat. You
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knew what you were up to. You knew that this
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dude was in the cartel, and you knew that you
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were making a move. Tartaglioni said he hadn't seen the
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men since March, but knew from the news that four
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men were missing. He said he'd heard the two of
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them were in Mexico, and he suggested that the men
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of the men might have taken off for Colombia. I
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don't know. That doesn't make any sense Colombia. Why would
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Mexican nationals take off to Colombia. They would go back
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to Mexico, to their people, back to their cartel, back
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to their enclave. They wouldn't take off to Mexico. At
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the barracks, police read Tartaglionia's rights and questioned him for
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about forty seven minutes, at which point he invoked the
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right to a lawyer, prosecutors wrote. The investigators protested him
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for arrest and took him to White Plains Federal court
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for presentment on the murder charges. So that's the guy, folks,
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that they put in his cell with Jeffrey Epstein, and
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they knew who he was. Twenty sixteen, this all occurred.
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So again I'm not sitting here saying tartag Leoni killed Epstein.
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That's ridiculous. We know that didn't occur. But did he
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assault him that first time? Was he there to pass
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on a message. What in the hell was somebody facing
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a four time murder rap doing in his cell with
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dorky ass, bitch ass Jeffrey Epstein. That is the question.
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episode can be found in description box. All right, folks
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will see what happens later on today. If there's some
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news to get to, I most certainly will be back
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later on tonight. If not, you know, tomorrow morning is
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where you will find me. All Right, everybody, I hope
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you all have a fantastic day. What's up everyone, and
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welcome back to the Epstein Chronicles. When we talk about
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Jeffrey Epstein's first alleged attempt at suicide while he was
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in a cell with Nicholas Tartaglioni, there are a lot
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of questions that still have not been answered, and one
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of them that I have always asked is how is
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it that the Department of Justice, the Bureau of Prisons
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can clear Nicholas Tartaglioni of any wrongdoing when the video
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doesn't even exist of what happened in that cell? Especially
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considering we know what Epstein said had happened. Epstein, for
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a quick review, said that he was assaulted by Nicholas Tartaglioni.
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That's what he told his lawyers. But we get the
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narrative that he attempted to kill himself, and Nicholas Tartaglioni,
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acting in his role as Batman, the caped crusader, I guess,
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flew in to save the day and helped Epstein. But
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if we are looking at it with a clearer head,
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If that's the case, and Tartaglioni was interested in helping
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Epstein not hurt himself, why would he let Epstein get
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to the point of even having any sort of device
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or contraption wrapped around his neck. Wouldn't logic dictate that
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if he wanted Epstein not to hurt himself, he wouldn't
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let him do that in the first place. Considering how
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big he is, considering how strong he is, he could
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stop Epstein in a moment's notice. But he waits for
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Epstein to begin to hang himself and then steps in
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as this superhero, and all of the video just happens
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to disappear. I'm sorry, but I have a hard time
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believing that. Folks. Now, if other people out there believe it, Hey,
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I'm not saying you're wrong, I'm just saying personally, I
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have a very very hard time believing that. So today,
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once again hopping in that time machine, and we're gonna
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spin back to twenty nineteen August sixteenth. Today we have
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an article by NBC News author Rich Shapiro Jonathan dentst
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headline Jeffrey Epstein's former cellmate cleared of wrongdoing an incident
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that preceded his death. The disclosure deepens the mystery over
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why Epstein was removed from suicide Watch in the days
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before he apparently took his own life. Jeffrey Epstein's former
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cellmate was cleared of any wrongdoing in the incident that
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left Epstein's semi unconscious in his cell three weeks before
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his death, According to the cellmate's lawyer and the source
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familiar with the matter, Boy, that's nice. Hell of a
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job by the Department of Corrections. Huh, hell of a
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job by them to clear a guy that shouldn't have
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been in the cell with them in the first place,
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without any evidence to do so. Just going on his word,
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I guess The disclosure amounts to the strongest indication to
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date that Epstein tried to take his own life on
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July twenty third, and deepens the mystery over why he
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was removed from suicide watch in the days before his death, unless,
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of course, Tartaglioni was sent in there to send him
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a message now again speculation, But was Tartaglioni sent in
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there to tell Epstein, look, bro, we can get to you.
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Either you're gonna kill yourself or we're gonna kill you
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now again. Look, I don't know if that's what went down,
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but is that so far out of the realm of
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possibility considering everything we know here, Tartaglioni should have never
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been in that cell. This is a four time loser
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for homicide, a man who was caught with contraband in
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his cell previously to this happening, and then he gets
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moved to be with the highest profile inmate in the
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whole lock up. Yeah, we're gonna need some explanations, folks. Epstein,
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the disgraced financier at Pedophile who was facing federal sex
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trafficking charges, was placed under suicide watch after he was
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found in a fetal position with marks around his neck
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inside the cell he was sharing with Nicholas Tartaglioni, a
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former upstate New York police officer facing quadruple murder charges.
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Oh so Westchester County is upstate now, Folks, Westchester County
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is Yonkers and Irvington and not really upstate. I guess
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for me, upstate would be more like Clifton Park or
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you know, Aubany or something. The incident at Manhattan's Metropolitan
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Correctional Center was being investigated as a possible suicide, attempt, assault,
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or ruse by Epstein to get himself transferred to a
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different facility after he was denied bail on the sex
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trafficking charges. Officials said at the time, So, look, dude,
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I don't believe any of that. Okay, I think that
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Tartaglioni assault at Epstein. That's what I believe. And unless
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they can show me the videotape that proves otherwise, that's
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what I'm going to continue to believe, because what's of
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investigation can you possibly have done. Oh, we talked to
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both of them and we decided that, well, we want
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to believe Nicholas S. Tartaglioni. Ah, Yeah, because you know,
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he's such a believable guy. It's like walking into a
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room and trying to decide who you're gonna believe the
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Taliban or isis but Tartaglioni's lawyer, Bruce Barkett told NBC
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News that the day before Epstein's death, officials at the
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MCC informed him in an email that the internal investigation
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had concluded and his client would face no charges or
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internal discipline because it would look bad on them. They'd
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have to answer questions, right, why was he in the
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cell in the first place, Why do you have Epstein
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not in a secure area? Why is he off suicide watch?
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And they didn't want to answer any of those questions,
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So instead what they'll say is, nothing like that happened.
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Epstein tried to kill himself. We've always maintained Nick did
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nothing wrong, and that's clearly been born out here by
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the jail itself. Barkett said, Ah, well, you know, because
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those internal investigations, they're so thorough, and they always come
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back and implicate people who they were investigating, said nobody. Ever,
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you could take your internal investigation and shove it for
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all eye care. How about an independent investigation? You know,
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an independent board comes in, independent investigators and they take
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a look. They'll never let it happen, though, because they
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don't want to be exposed. The problem for them, though,
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is their behavior is exposing them. A person familiar with
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the case confirmed that Barket's account is correct, and a
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spokesman for the MCC declined comment, of course they did,
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and they'll continue to do that. Oh, we have no comment.
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We don't know what happened here. It's still under investigation.
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Federal prison officials have released no information on the July
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twenty third incident. Prison experts said the decision to take
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Epstein off suicide Watch, where he would have been placed
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in a special cell and observed on a around the
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clock bases, would have been more appropriate if the incident
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was determined to be an assault as opposed to be
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an attempt on his own life. So again, if he
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tried to commit suicide, why did you take him off
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suicide watch? So for me, all signs point to this
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being an assault in this jail cell. I can't fully
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confirm that. However, what this means is that whatever happened
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to Epstein was inflicted on himself, said Cameron Lindsay. A
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former warden at four federal facilities, and it looks like
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a pretty straightforward case if someone who wanted to die.
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Oh well, says the warden who has skin in the game,
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I don't ever trust these ex officials as far as
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I can throw them. Most of them come out and
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just do public relations cover ups for their old institutions.
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Lindsay said, the prudent safe decision would have been to
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kept them to keep him on suicide watch watch. Gosh,
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if I were him, I want to be dead, and
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I'm sure there are multiple multitude of people that would
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have wanted him to be dead. Lindsey's said, it's corrections
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one oh one. Oh, I'm glad that you know everything
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about this, mister Lindsay. Who the hell is this Lindsay guy? Anyway,
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the prudent safe decision would have been to keep him
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on suicide Watch. Well, why was he off? Why was
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Tartaglioni in the jail cell in the first place. Until
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somebody answers that question, I don't want to hear about
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any of the other nonsense. Epstein, sixty six, died last
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Saturday in an apparent suicide in his cell in a
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special housing unit where he was supposed to be checked
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every thirty minutes. The death has brought increased scrutiny on
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the federal prison system, with lawmakers demanding answers on how
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a high profile inmate facing up the forty five years
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in prison could be left alone after a previous incident
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that raised questions about his emotional state. Well, my guess
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is this. He was assaulted. The prison didn't want you
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to know that, so they said it was suicide. But
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they stepped on their own foot because Jeffrey Epstein was
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taken off of suicide watch and then he ended up dead.
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So when you start with the lies, you gotta keep
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them going right. The FBI and the Justice Department Office
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of Inspector General are investigating the circumstances of Epstein's death.
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At the MCC, the judge overseeing the federal sex trafficking
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case as for details of the incident after the MCC's
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warden filed legal papers to officially inform the court of
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Epstein's death. What an absolute nightmare this has been from
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Jump Street. I remember as it was unfolding, watching it
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in real time and shaking my head every five minutes,
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asking myself, what in the hell is going on here?
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How can any of this be a legitimate way to
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go about an investigation? One open question, among others, is
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whether the investigations referenced in your letter will include the
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incident at MCC involving mister Epstein on or about July
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twenty third, twenty nineteen, Judge Richard Berman wrote in his
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response dated August twelfth, to my knowledge, it has never
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been definitively explained what the BOP concluded about that incident.
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The warden, who has since been reassigned from the facility
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responded the same day, but offered no new information. Of
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course not, of course not, because they're never going to
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give us the real information. And that's the saddest part
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about all of this. They don't want to look bad,
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so instead of bringing it to light so that the
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problems can be fixed, they'd rather just cover it up.
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And that's basically what this is at this point, right,
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a cover up. So you need to tell me that
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this warden la mean and Die should have been shuffled
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to a different facility. He shouldn't have just faced the
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music and been held accountable for all of this. I
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can confirm that an internal investigation was completed regarding the
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July twenty third, twenty nineteen incident. The current investigations by
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the FBI and the OIG will include this incident as well,
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wrote the Warden, le Mean and Die. Accordingly, I cannot
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divulge any information about the private, private investigation at this time.
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And that's to Congress he's talking to. Imagine us trying
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to get information from these people. They don't want to
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give you any information because it makes them look bad.
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And then it's even worse when we find out shit
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went wrong and nobody fixed anything. So it's just the
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same old stuff. Should we should just expect the same
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exact thing to happen over and over and over again,
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because obviously it's not a big enough problem for them
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to address it. Meanwhile, the rest of us are sitting
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here saying to ourselves, how could something like this possibly
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even happen? And how can it be that they're still
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obfuscating the truth all these years later? All right, folks,
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it's gonna do it for this one. If you'd like
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to contact me, you can do that at Bobby Kapuchi
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