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Prosecutors Back Unsealing of Alleged Epstein Jail Note as Questions Resurface (5/5/26) · 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. A couple of days ago, we talked about
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  a story about a possible suicide note that was allegedly
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  found by Nicholas Tartaglioni in the jail cell that he
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  was sharing with Jeffrey Epstein. And according to the reports,
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  nobody's ever seen the letter besides Nicholas Tartaglioni and his lawyer.
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  Now the DOJ is siding with The New York Times
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  in hopes of getting this note unsealed. And why wouldn't
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  they wouldn't that go towards their narrative? Oh, Epstein killed himself.
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  Pretty convenient that all of a sudden, you guys have
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  a note now that nobody ever heard of. And the
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  kapper for me is had Nicholas Startaglioni is the one
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  who found it? As if I'm gonna believe anything that
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  dude has to say, it's like believing Glenn Maxwell. You
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  can't believe people who were unbelievable, not if you want
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  the truth. But when it comes to Epstein, it would
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  seem like the government wants anything but the truth. Today's
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  article is from ABC News headline federal prosecutors support on
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  sealing purported Jeffrey Epstein's suicide note. This article was authored
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  by James Hill, Catherine Falders, and Aaron Katerski. Federal prosecutors
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  on Monday sided with The New York Times, which petitioned
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  a judge in White Plains, New York to unsealer purported
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  suicide note by Jeffrey Epstein. The note is sealed as
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  part of criminal proceedings involving Epstein's one time cell mate,
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  convicted quadruple murderer Nicholas Tartaglioni, who told the paper he
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  discovered the note tucked inside a book after Epstein's unsuccessful
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  suicide attempt in July of twenty nineteen. So he left
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  a note the first time, but not when he quote
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  unquote killed himself the second time. Okay, I guess that
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  makes sense, huh if you're an absolute bolt and Tartaglioni
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  just happens to find the note, and now that the
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  government's pushing the whole narrative about what happened to Epstein
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  inside of that gel cell, they conveniently find it. Okay,
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  I guess just another coincidence. Huh. The Times asked the
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  court to unseal the note, arguing that because Tartaglioni talked
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  about it, there's nothing left to keep secret. And why
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  would it have to be secret? What does that have
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  to do with his case? How does that have anything
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  to do with Tartaglioni, And why wasn't it seized by
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  the officers? Did they not toss the cell after Epstein
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  was killed or after Epstein allegedly attempted to kill himself
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  the first time? You didn't go in and toss the
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  cell like you're supposed to. Huh. I wonder why could
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  it be that Tartaglioni was put in that position to
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  do exactly what he did. I'll leave that up to
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  you to decide. Federal prosecutors agreed, writing to the judge
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  that there was no longer a compelling interest in keeping
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  the item sealed. If Tartaglioni has publicly discussed matters occurring
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  in the Caroso proceedings, then his public statements constitute a
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  waiver of the need for continued ceilings as to the
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  matter he has publicly disclosed. US Attorney J. Clayton wrote
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  in a letter on Monday, So since it's favorable to them,
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  or they think it will be. They want the note out.
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  Do you think they'd be so quick to act it
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  was something that wasn't favorable to them. Notice they haven't
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  said shit about the NPA, right, God forbid they take
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  a look at that. God forbid they do the right thing.
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  But this suicide note, you better believe we want it out.
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  We want the public to see it so they can
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  push their narrative, so that they can point to that
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  quote unquote note that Nicholas TARTAGLIONI probably wrote and say, hey,
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  Jeffrey Epstein, this guy was suicidal and he planned on
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  doing this the whole time. It wasn't our fault, nobody
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  did it. It was just circumstance, all coincidence. Everything just
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  lined up at the perfect time, on the perfect day
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  for the perfect person. And if people want to believe
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  that great me personally, I don't buy it for a second,
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  Never have, never will. It will now be up to
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  Judge Kenneth's Cross to decide whether to allow the public
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  to see another piece of long concealed evidence related to
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  the late sex offender who hanged himself in jail in
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  August twenty nineteen before prosecutors could put him on trial
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  for sex trafficking miners allegedly. And you know what, at
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  this point, Jamesill knows better. He knows better. He's been
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  covering this story long enough to know better. But it's
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  all part of the hustle, right, all part of the
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  cover story, all part of the narrative. Epstein was found
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  in his cell on July twenty third, twenty nineteen, with
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  a homemade noose fashioned around his neck, according to a
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  Bureau of Prisons incident report. Do you believe that incident report? Though?
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  After listening to Michael Thomas, Toven Noel, the captain, the lieutenant,
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  the warden. I mean, these people didn't even know the
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  basics of their job if you listen to their depositions.
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  So my opinion, at this point, everything that happened at
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  that jail, everything that happened to Jeffrey Epstein, has to
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  be reevaluated. And I think that the way that the
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  OIG went about it, when it comes to Tovin Noel
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  and Michael Thomas, I didn't like it at all. They
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  weren't confrontational enough and they didn't really hammer home the
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  points that they should have hammered home. And they should
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  have never been given a deferred sentence. Thomas and Noel,
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  they both should have went to prison. As far as
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  I'm concerned, imagine being that bad at your job and
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  then trying to just say, oh, well, I fell asleep.
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  I don't know. I didn't know what my duties were.
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  I had no idea I was supposed to do rounds
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  or counts. I mean, come on, And that's why I
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  wanted to go through those depositions word for word like
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  we did, because it shows you how evasive they were,
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  and it shows you that they didn't want to sit
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  down with those OIG investigators. Epstein was lying in the
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  feudal position on the floor of his cell, wearing a
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  T shirt and boxers. He was breathing heavy and was snoring.
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  His neck was red with no abrasions. The report said.
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  Epstein was determined to have sustained a circular line of
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  arrhythmia at the base of his neck and friction marks
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  on the front of his neck well. According to the report,
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  at first, Epstein alleged that his cell mate Tartaglioni had
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  tried to kill him, an allegation he did not repeat.
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  He later said he could not recall what happened. Tartaglioni
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  has denied attempting to harm Epstein. Yeah, so let's just
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  believe his word. And that's a lie right there too,
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  because Epstein told his lawyer the same thing. So what's
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  James Hill trying to accomplish with this article? Really trying
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  to run cover for the bop the whole entire framing
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  of it. Todd Tartaglione. He first mentioned the existence of
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  the purported suicide note in a podcast last year. Why
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  is he on a podcast? Why is this convicted murderer
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  doing a podcast? Hell? What's next? Rex Huwerman jumping on
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  one of these podcasts to tell us all how innocent
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  he is after he admitted to being guilty. The clown
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  show just continues to roll on, doesn't it. Federal prosecutors
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  from the Southern District of New York did not know
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  of any suicide note written by Epstein, sources familiar with
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  the matter previously told ABC News, But a two page
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  chart contained in the Justice Department epstein files reference did
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  sometime between seven twenty three and seven twenty seven, and
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  he found the note. The chart said, referencing Nicholas Tartaglioni
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  by his initials. The chart said that Tartaglioni's lawyer, Bruce Barkett,
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  authenticated the note in January twenty twenty, but did not
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  say how. Yeah, let's just believe Barket and Tartaglioni. What
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  are we doing here right now? Is this really happening?
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  Is this real life? Are people really going to let
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  this narrative play? What a bunch of nonsense. I don't
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  believe that it's a suicide letter, and I think that
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  Tartaglioni is the one who wrote it. Barkett previously declined
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  to comment on the matter to ABC News because the
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  note is sealed. Epstein, a wealthy financier who owned two
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  private islands in the Virgin Islands, came under investigation for
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  allegedly luring minor girls to a seaside home in pom Beach,
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  Florida for massages that turned sexual. Allegedly. Did he get
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  convicted of that? Oh, that's right, he did, no, allegedly
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  here he served thirteen months of an eighteen month sentence
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  for sex crimes after reaching a controversial non prosecution agreement
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  in two thousand and seven with the US Attorney's office
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  in Miami. And I know, I know, just another coincidence
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  that MPa was totally organic. They didn't go over the
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  head of the Southern District or anything like that directly
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  to the brass at DOJ, none of that ever occurred.
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  What are you a conspiracy theorist? In twenty nineteen, Epstein
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  was indicted on charges that he sexually exploited and abused
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  dozens of minor girls at his home in Manhattan, New York,
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  Palm Beach, Florida, among other locations, and use cash payments
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  to recruit a vast network of underage victims, some of
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  whom were as young as fourteen years old. Epstein died
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  in jail while awaiting trial on August tenth, twenty nineteen.
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  His death was ruled a suicide by hanging by a
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  New York Medical Examiner's office, and the Justice Department concurred
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  with that finding. Well, that's it. Nothing to see here.
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  I always love it when the people that are under
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  suspicion are telling everybody else that the story is over.
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  And the fact that ABC News would run with that
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  narrative is hilarious, especially considering the way they go after
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  the Trump administration for other things. But this narrative, this
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  time around, they're telling the truth and we can believe
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  what they have to say. Say. Tartaglioni was convicted in
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  twenty twenty three and sentenced in twenty twenty four to
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  four consecutive terms of life imprisonment. His appeal is currently
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  pending before the Second US Circuit Court of Appeals. Yeah,
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  he's never getting out of jail. Okay, that dude's going
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  to be in prison the rest of his life. Why
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  because he's guilty, and if you followed the trial, you
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  know he's guilty. Ample amount of evidence was provided. Nicholas
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  Tartaglioni obviously killed those dudes. And there's no reason that
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  anyone should listen to a word he has to say.
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  And as far as the DOJ goes, pretty convenient. Huh,
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  this whole conversation is starting talking about, you know, Epstein's
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  deaths et cetera. All of a sudden, now they have
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  this note and they want it unsealed. Pretty convenient. Now,
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  of course, the question is is the judge going to
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  play ball? Will the judge unseal it? So we'll have
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  to see what goes down. As far as the judge
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  is ruling, but as soon as we have one, we'll
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  get it added to the catalog. All the information that
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