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Mega Edition: Jeffrey Epstein And His Brother Mark (5/9/26) · The Vault: The Epstein Files

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Speaker 1: Up, everyone, and welcome back to the Epstein Chronicles. One
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of the people that we don't talk about too often
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as far as the Jeffrey Epstein case goes, is Jeffrey
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Epstein's brother Mark Epstein. Now there has been some questions
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about their business ties together and about what ties they
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had as far as any sort of illegal enterprise. Now
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nothing has been proven one way or the other. And
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in fact, the Feds haven't even really engaged in the
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sort of financial investigation that they should have, especially considering
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all of the information that has been available throughout this
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whole entire thing. Now, we have had a lot of
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lip service, a lot of platitudes from the federal government
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and from investigators telling us that co conspirators are going
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to be brought down, that they're still investigating people, and
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that there's going to be movement. Well, here we are,
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and now all we see so far is Gallaine Maxwell
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being prosecuted, but nothing else. No Sarah Kelln Vickers, no
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talk about going after Andrew hard, no talk about any
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of the men who have been accused of abusing Virginia.
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So is what exactly is the federal government doing about
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these co conspirators. Well, today We're going to talk about
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Jeffrey Epstein's brother Mark and their business ties, and to
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do that we have an article from The Intelligencer headlined
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Jeffrey Epstein's curious ties to his brother's real estate business.
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This article was authored by James D. Walsh. Jeffrey Epstein's
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apparent suicide over the weekend likely means that his criminal
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case will not proceed, but in a statement on Saturday,
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Attorney General William Barr issued a sharp warning any co
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conspirators should not rest easy. There has been plenty of
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speculation as to whom may be held responsible for helping
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or enabling Epstein from his alleged madam you mean co
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conspirator and general all around scuzbag Glain Maxwell to the
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attorneys who handled his business dealings for decades. While he
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has not been accused of involvement in the sex offenders' crimes,
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new details about Jeffrey Epstein's younger brother, Mark Epstein have
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raised questions about their business ties and how close the
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pair really were. Now, Mark Epstein, let's be very clear here,
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has not been accused of abusing any women or anything
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like that. What we're talking about here is his business
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ties with Jeffrey Epstein. He had the building over on
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East sixty six, and we know that's where a lot
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of the traffic girls were kept. But if there's any
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money left over from the estate, which there shouldn't be,
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guess who gets it all. That's right, mister Mark Epstein.
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Jeffrey and Mark grew up together in the Seagate community
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in Brooklyn. Mark, who is a year and a half
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younger than his brother, went on to start a silk
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screening business, and having semi retired at age thirty nine,
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he dabbled in real estate and philanthropy. Semi retired at
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age thirty nine. Yo. Talk about a dream, come Drue.
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I'm forty two right now, and to think about retiring
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and doing whatever I want for however long I want,
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for the rest of my life is just an amazing thought. Unfortunately,
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I do what I have to do eighty percent of
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the time, and I only get to do what I
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want to do about twenty percent of the time. And
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you have all of these rich, disgustingly rich people out
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there that can do whatever they want with their time,
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and they choose to spend it abusing people. It is
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just unbelievable to me. That there's people like that out there.
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But guess what, folks, there's a whole host of them.
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And the problem certainly didn't start her stop at Jeffrey Epstein.
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In two thousand and nine, Mark was named chair of
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the Cooper Union board that ended with his resignation in
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twenty fifteen after the school's controversial decision to begin charging
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students tuition for the first time in the college's one
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hundred and fifty year history. So, so far, so good, right,
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nothing that looks so bad. Guy that wants to be
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part of the community. Okay, the Epstein's brothers relationship in
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adulthood is opaque? Now, is that by design? We know
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that Jeffrey Epstein was working in the shadows, we know
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that he was an asset, We know that he knows spycraft,
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and we know he knows how to cover his tracks.
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So was this by design? In filings, the US Attorney
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for the Southern District had said Jeffrey had no known
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immediate family and no meaningful family ties. Yet in two
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thousand and nine deposition, Mark said that he he knew
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Donald Trump flew on Jeffrey's plane numerous times and that
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he'd personally seen Trump on his brother's plane once they
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were good friends. Mark recently told The Washington Post, I
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know Trump is trying to distance himself, but they were.
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After Jeffrey pleaded not guilty last month the sex trafficking
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of miners, Mark offered his Florida home to guarantee his
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brother's bond. Now, look, there is no doubt that Trump
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and Epstein were breaking bread all the way up until
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they had their falling out. And people will go back
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and forth about what that falling out was over a
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real estate deal gone bad, girls being trafficked at mar
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A Lago. But what happened for sure is that there
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was a falling out. But up until that point, anyone
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who's out here trying to act like Trump wasn't boys
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with this dude is crazy. Donald Trump has been a
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notorious womanizer for years. He was running these pageants. You
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all know how I feel about people men who were
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running any kind of beauty pageant. What's your real motivation? Bro?
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What are you doing, old ass, gross dude, fatty shit
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sitting around oogling over all these young girls. Come on, man,
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get it together. I see right through that shit. So Trump, Epstein,
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les Wexner, any of these dirtbags who were running these
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stupid ass pageants and stuff. I mean, you're not making
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money on that shit, right, that's not a big money
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making operation. That so you can google over these girls.
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And for Jeffrey Epstein and les Wexner, well it was
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for something else, right, to recruit these girls. Last month,
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Mark told Crane's New York that he had no business
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connection to his brother, But document show that Mark's real
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estate business, OSA Properties is linked to Jeffrey Epstein in Company,
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the company through which Jeffrey managed retail billionaire Leslie Wesner's assets.
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So the ties were there, right, But the SDNY once again,
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Well they came out and said, well, he has no
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familial ties, no, no close family. What are you talking about.
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He has a brother, doesn't he an employee at OSA Properties.
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Jonathan Barrett, who was also an asset manager for Jay
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Epstein in Company, told Cranes that the connection between the
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two companies was a mistake, reminiscent of the recording error
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that linked private equity tycoon Leon Black's foundation to Jeffrey
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years after he was convicted of soliciting a minor for
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prostitution in Florida. Well, we know that wasn't a mistake. Okay,
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none of this was a mistake. You really think people
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that have this kind of money, that are in these
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kinds of positions of power make those kinds of mistakes.
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They do not. This is all by design, and they
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were all rolling with each other because they felt like
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Epstein was being protected. I am a thousand percent convinced
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of that at this point. There is no other reason
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why these people would be safeguarding their money with Epstein
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unless Epstein could provide assurances that he had other people
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safeguarding it for them. At the center of the curious
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connection between Mark's real estate company and his brother is
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a condominium at three to zero one East sixty sixth Street,
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a fifteen minute walk from Jeffrey's mansion on East seventieth Street.
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Mark owns the majority of the units in the Bland
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sixteen story, two hundred unit building, which he purchased from
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Wexner in the early nineteen nineties. Another tie to Les Wexner,
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you mean to tell me, as an investigator for the DOJ,
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you don't look at all of this and say, oh
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my god, this is a dream come true. They dropped
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this rico into my lap, I'm gonna prosecute all of
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these people, and then I'm gonna run for president on
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that shit, because you know, all of these prosecutors want
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other jobs, right, so go make your bones. Remember in
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the old days, that's how it worked. I know Rudy
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Giuliani isn't the most favored guy in the world these days,
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and understandably so. But remember it was Rudolph Giuliani who
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went after the mafia in such a fashion that pretty
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much brought them down, and then he rode that into
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his political office. Right. So, if you're a hard charging
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prosecutor and you go after real scumbags, you can propel
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yourself from that into the stratosphere of politics. And nobody
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has decided to do it. That should tell you, folks,
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just how dangerous this situation is for people, how volatile
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it is. Marcus said his brother does not own a
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share of the building, but for years Jeffrey allegedly housed friends, employees,
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and associates, and apartments in the buildings, including models connected
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to mc squared, the modeling agency in which he invested.
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The Daily Beasts recently reported that Mark also began dabbling
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in the modeling industry around the same time, Jeffrey invested
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in MC squared. In twenty ten, a former MC squared
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employee said in a sworn statement that the MC squared
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models were in fact victims of Epstein's underage sex trafficking
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ring Bingo Bango. That's exactly what it was. These girls
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were being brought over from you know, war tornations, developing countries,
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and they were being abused, promised jobs's models, then brought
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here and traffic to Jeffrey Epstein and John Luke Brunell's friends.
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That's a gigantic story right there. Where's the hard charging
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gray Lady? Where is the Washington Post? Jeffrey ran several
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apartments there where he keeps his girls, alleged models for
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the mc squared agency that he owns. Florida attorney Brad Edwards,
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who represented a number of Epstein's alleged survivors, told Page
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six in two thousand and nine, but Mark acts like
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he doesn't even know his brother. Of course he does.
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You want to have that layer of you know, flex
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between the two of you. Oh, I don't know what
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he's up to. What are you talking about? Plausible deniability
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and all right. In addition to the models, The Jeffrey
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Epstein associates who also rented apartments or ran businesses out
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of the building included an ex girlfriend of his pilot
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and his MC squared business partner, Jean Luke Brunel. One
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of Epstein's alleged survivors, has claimed she was forced to
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have sex with Brunell. Two other potential Jeffrey Epstein co conspirators,
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Nadio Marsenkova and Sarah Kellen, both operated businesses that were
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registered at the building. Now Listen, when it comes to Nadia,
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I have a whole different feeling about what her situation
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is than when I first started looking into this case.
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And again that's because, folks, I just follow the evidence
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here right. I am willing to go wherever the evidence
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leads me. And personally, the evidence has led me to
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believe that Nadia was not, in fact somebody who was malicious.
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She was somebody who was abused, groomed and led along
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and let astray herself. The rest of them, they can
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all burn. Former Israeli Prime Minister Ehwood Barock, who was
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photographed outside Jeffrey's townhouse in twenty sixteen, also regularly spent
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time at the condo. I don't live in that building,
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Mark told Cranes, I don't monitor who uses those apartments.
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A typical slumlord, right, If I owned a building, you
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better believe I'd be checking in on it, checking in
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on my tenants, making sure everybody was gully. But Nah,
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why would Mark Epstein do anything like that? And when
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we read this through, of course there's more tidbits right
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Hwood Barock twenty sixteen. Still at this building? What is
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this guy doing with Jeffrey Epstein. I guess we're gonna
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have to revisit some Ehud Barock episodes, huh, get a
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fresh new take on them. I know we've talked about
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them before previously, but since we're going through some of
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these older articles right now, I think that we're gonna
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dive back in and take a look at edhwood Barock
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over the next couple of As far as this building
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over on E sixty six, obviously bad shit was happening here.
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Obviously girls were being trafficked from here. Now, I'm not
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saying Mark Epstein was involved in any of that, but
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there's no doubt in my mind that financially he certainly
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was tied to his brother and the question once again becomes,
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how is it that there is no Rico in a
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case like this? All right, folks, that's gonna do it
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for this episode. If you'd like to contact me, you
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That's Bo Bby c ap u Cci at ProtonMail dot com.
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cap u Cci. The link that I discussed can be
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found in the description box. What's up everyone, and welcome
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back to the Epstein Chronicles. Jeffrey Epstein had a lot
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of high powered, high profile friends and associates, whether that
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is in the world of politics, the world of finance,
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the world of academia. It didn't matter wherever Epstein went.
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He was collecting powerful people, and he would entice these
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powerful people by playing to their urges, right, whether that's
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greed or whether that's spending time with a young woman
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down on his island. That's how Jeffrey Epstein rolled. And
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according to multiple survivors, multiple people who had access to
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the homes, the houses were wired for surveillance so that
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he could record these encounters between these high profile people
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and these underage girls. The question is whatever happened to
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all those tapes, because we haven't heard anything about those
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tapes that were seized, And what about the computers that
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were taken out of the house before the raid even happened.
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Let's not forget that he was tipped off that he
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was about to get raided, so he was able to
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remove all those computers, all those hard drives to god
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knows where. So when it comes to the tapes, there's
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no doubt that there's tapes out there. Question is where
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are they? Who has them? Is it the FBI or
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are they stashed somewhere else. But according to Jeffrey Epstein's
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brother Mark, he said that Jeffrey Epstein told him that
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if he revealed what he knew about the political candidates
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from twenty sixteen, the whole election would have to be canceled.
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Now we know that Jeffrey Epstein liked to use a
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lot of hyperbole, but I don't think he's too far
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off here. There's no doubt that this dude had dirt
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on people like you wouldn't believe. And can you imagine
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what kind of chaos the whole entire thing would have
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been thrown into if some dossier's would have started to appear. Now,
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obviously that didn't happen, And we do have to keep
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in mind that Jeffrey Epstein liked to talk a lot
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of talk and didn't do a lot of that walk.
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So this could have easily just been him using some
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hyperbole with his brother. Oh yeah, you know the things
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I know, well, it would end the election. Now, there's
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no doubt that he certainly has some secrets about these people.
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There's no doubt that he spent time with these people
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Trump in the early years, right before they had their
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falling out, and then the Clintons. Forget it. The relationship
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with the Clintons is just out of control. I mean,
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going to Chelsea Clinton's wedding, all the stuff we've talked
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about for the last few days. So that is something
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that really needs to be addressed as far as that
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relationship and how deep it goes. But there is no
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doubt that Jeffrey Epstein had his fingers in many, many pies.
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We've talked about all the donations that he made politically,
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We've went through that list before. Maybe I should go
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through that list again. Knock your socks off all the
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people that this dude was donating to and don't even
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get me started about the USVII. All those politicians down
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there in the USVII that were running around while Epstein
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was active. All those people had their hands in the pot.
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They were all taking money from them. And that's after
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he was already convicted. You see, before you was convicted,
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you at least have a leg to stand on. Right. Look,
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I didn't know what he was doing. He wasn't convicted
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when him and I were hanging out. Now do I
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believe you if you say that, I have my doubts,
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But at least you have a leg to stand on.
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After he was convicted. I don't want to hear shit
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from anybody about oh well, this is the reason why. No,
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there is no reason. The dude was convicted of trying
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to procure a minor for sex, and you're gonna hang
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out with them, and then you're gonna try and pitch
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me some bullshit gaslight story where I should just accept it.
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You got the wrong guy, Keep that shit moving, find
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somebody else, all right onto the article. Today's article is
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from the New York Post, and the headline Jeffrey Epstein said,
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if he revealed what I know about both candidates, twenty
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sixteen election would have to be canceled, according to his brother.
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This article was authored by Reuven Fenton and Alex Oliviera.
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Jeffrey Epstein had information on Donald Trump and the Clintons
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so incendiary it could have upended the twenty sixteen presidential
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election if made public. According to the dead financiers younger brother, well,
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who would be surprised about that? Considering this dude's ties
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to everybody in power, from the Clintons to Trump to
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you name it. I'm not surprised by any of it.
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And this has been the message here on this podcast
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for the last four years. The whole lot of them
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are corrupt. None of them care about you. None of
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them care if you have a better life. None of
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them care about your future, your goals, or your ambitions
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or your dreams. They care about power, plain and simple.
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Here's a direct quote. If I said what I know
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about both candidates, they'd have to cancel the election. That's
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what Jeffrey told me in twenty sixteen. Mark Epstein told
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The Post Wednesday, we're calling a conversation he had with
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his brother about the showdown between Trump and Hillary Clinton. However,
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property developer Mark sixty nine, the murdered when pushed to elaborate,
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saying his brother never revealed to him exactly what he
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knew about the then presidential hopefuls. Remember, we have to
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keep in mind that Epstein was very, very boastful, and
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not everything he said. In fact, a lot of what
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he said was straight up bs. That's why I always
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tell you to check the court documents, because saying that
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Jeffrey Epstein was a little bit loose with the truth
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is being a bit generous. Both candidates were known to
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have moved with Epstein's circle, either directly or indirectly. Trump
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flew on Epstein's private jets seven times in the nineties,
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according to flight logs, jetting between pom Beach, Florida, and
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New York accompanied by family members on at least two occasions. Yeah,
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well what about the other five? And furthermore, all these
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people that have their own private jets, why are they
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using Jeffrey Epstein's private jet? Seems weird to me. I
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think I'd much rather be on my own jet. No.
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Hillary is not known to have consorted with Epstein personally,
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but her husband, former President Bill Clinton, was a friend
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of Epstein's dating back to at least nineteen ninety three
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during his first term in the White House. Bill and
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Epstein visited each other numerous times over the years, including
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Epstein making at least seventeen visits to the White House.
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While somebody mentioned it, hallelujah, all these different articles talking
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about their relationship and nobody's talking about that seems to
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be pretty important to me. No. The ex president also
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traveled across the world aboard Epstein's jet, making trips to Europe, Asia,
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and Africa. In two thousand and two and two thousand
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and three, Mark said his brother taking Clinton on a
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philanthropic trip to Africa was what first put him under scrutiny.
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He added, well, then Jeff first took Clinton and I
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think it was Chris Tucker and some other people to Africa,
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Which was a mistake my brother made by doing that
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because prior to that he was under the radar. Nobody
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was looking at him. But when he flew Clinton there,
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it was like, who's this guy flying Clinton. Epstein's jet
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was later notoriously dubbed the Lolita Express as he used
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it to sex traffic underage girls between his various properties.
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Clinton is expected to be identified as John Doe thirty
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six In a Trovelcorp documents related to Epstein set to
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be released on Wednesday, The seventy seven year old is
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mentioned at least fifty times across the documents, which come
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from a twenty fifteen Lowe suit by Epstein accuser Virginia
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Roberts against his right hand woman, Gallainne Maxwell. Maxwell, a
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co conspirator in the sex ring who is now jailed
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in Florida, allegedly claimed Epstein had videotapes showing Trump and
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Clinton in compromising positions with women. If you get the
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tapes on Trump, you have to do Clinton, Maxwell said
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during a twenty sixteen interview Former sixty Minutes producer Ira
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Rosen alleged in his book Ticking Clock Behind the Scenes
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at sixty Minutes. Boy, I'd like to see that interview. Huh,
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that'd be something. Maxwell then allegedly said she didn't know
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where the tapes were located. No such tapes have ever
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come to light. Well, we know that the tapes are
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out there. The question is where are they? Like I
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said earlier, does the FBI have them? Does somebody else
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have them? Do Indike and con have them? Are they
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at the bottom of the ocean. Where are they? However,
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Clinton is not expected to be implicated in any illegal activity.
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ABC News reported and as no, I've ever been accused
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of any wrongdoing in relation to anyone in Epstein's orbit.
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And that's true. I'll say it again for the people
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in the back that don't want to pay attention. There's
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no indication here that Bill Clinton was abusing anybody, but
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the enabling, the helping build the foundation for which Epstein
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used to abuse people. And there's no doubt that that
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foundation was built on the relationship that he had with
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Bill Clinton. Roberts has alleged she met Clinton on Epstein's
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private Caribbean island, Little Saint James, where the sex offender
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committed many of his lewde and horrific crimes. Clinton has
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denied ever visiting the island, and currently available flight records
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support his claims. Well, Doug band corroborated what Virginia said.
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So that's another problem that Bill Clinton has. Doug Ban
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was Bill Clinton's right hand man for years, and he
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too said that Bill Clinton was on the island. Now, again,
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that doesn't mean that he was engaging in abuse. It
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doesn't mean that you're on the island, so automatically you
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were abusing people. What it means is you were hanging
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out with a scumbag and at the very least enabling
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his bullshit. That's what it means. Now, if you were
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taking part in the abuse, well, that's a different level.
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And like I always say, there are levels to this shit.
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You have enablers, you have people that were procures, you
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have people who were actually partaking in the abuse. So
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this is very nuanced. It's not a black and white
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situation where you look at it and you're like, oh, okay,
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I see what's going on here. You have to really
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go deep. And if you're not willing to put in
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the time to try and understand all of the nuances,
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you're gonna be completely lost. In July twenty nineteen, after
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Epstein had been arrested in New York and charged for
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a second time with sex crimes involving underage girls, a
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spokesperson for Clinton said he knew nothing about the terrible
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crimes Jeffrey Epstein pleaded guilty to in Florida some years ago,
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or those which he was recently charged in New York.
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And again, that's fine, but that needs to be challenged.
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They need to ask him why Epstein was at the
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White House seventeen times, Why did Epstein bring these girls
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to the White House? Why did Hillary Clinton get Alexander
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Derossi a job at the State Department. These are questions
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that need to be asked. And look, they might go nowhere, right,
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they might end up being a big, fat nothing burger.
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But if that's the case, and if Bill Clinton has
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been honest and truthful this whole entire time, why not
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go and get the post, sit down for a deposition,
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and get it all on record. I don't care if
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you were the ex president. What does that mean? Those
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days are long over. You're not the president anymore. You're
24:35
just a regular citizen like the rest of us. So
24:38
what's the deal hating. It is unclear whether Trump will
24:42
appear in the documents, but his known interactions with Epstein,
24:45
including pictures of them socializing, suggest he could and we
24:48
know he did. Who's shocked by that? Maybe people that
24:51
haven't been following along, But there is no doubt that
24:54
Trump and Jeffrey Epstein had a relationship previous to their
24:58
falling out. But just like with Bill Bill Clinton, I'm
25:00
not going to sit here and tell you Trump was
25:02
abusing people. We haven't heard that. That's not something that's
25:06
popping up in core documents. So, just like with Bill Clinton,
25:10
it comes down to enabling and not just those two
25:13
the whole entire political structure. Those two are just the
25:16
face of it. My issue runs deeper than both of
25:19
those dudes. Those dudes are a symptom the corruption that
25:22
we see from the so called delete Well, that's the problem.
25:25
Only worrying about Trump, only worrying about Prince Andrew, only
25:29
worrying about Bill Clinton, is only worrying about the symptoms.
25:33
It's like having cancer and only going after the things
25:35
that are making you feel sick that day, and not
25:38
attacking the actual cancer. And that actual cancer, folks, as
25:41
we all know, is the corruption at the very top.
25:45
Many of the names are expected to be previously known associates,
25:48
co conspirators, or employees of Epstein, and many previously anonymous
25:53
accusers are expected to be named. Mark Epstein, who believes
25:57
his brother was murdered after his twenty nineteen arrest and
26:00
did not commit suicide, does not expect much to come
26:03
of the files. My brother used to have conferences on
26:07
the island with noted mathematicians and scientists. So now they're
26:11
going to get smeared because they participated in one of
26:13
these scientific panels, he told the Post. Now, look again,
26:17
I'm not saying everybody who went to that island was
26:20
abusing people. And I'm sure that there were conferences there
26:23
that were very mundane, but that was all part of it.
26:27
That was all part of the facade. So later on
26:30
down the road, you can say exactly what you just
26:32
said here. Oh yeah, it was just, you know, a conference,
26:35
just like when he paid those little girls a few
26:37
hundred bucks. So later on down the road he could
26:40
call them prostitutes if he ever got caught. And that
26:43
was all baked into the plan. It's not my job
26:46
to defend my brother. That's not what I'm here for.
26:48
The only thing I'm looking at are the circumstances of
26:51
his murder, he added the Post. Request to comment to
26:54
both Trump and Clinton were not immediately returned. Oh, and
26:57
I doubt they will be. And I'd love to hear
26:59
them or from Mark Epstein. And I do hope that
27:02
Tucker Carlson follows through and has that interview with him.
27:05
That would be pretty interesting to listen to. So hopefully
27:08
that happens, because I think Mark Epstein has some interesting
27:11
things that he might be able to tell us. Furthermore,
27:14
Mark Epstein better be happy that this didn't turn into
27:16
a Rico case, because everybody would have been caught up.
27:20
And that's the rub, right. If they really cared about justice,
27:24
this would have been a Rico case, but it wasn't. Instead,
27:27
what we got was this piecemeal just enough to throw
27:31
the masses a little bit of red meat. But the
27:34
truth is, if they really wanted justice here, if they
27:37
really wanted to give people justice to the survivor's justice,
27:41
this would have been a Rico case and we could
27:43
have had all of this settled. Now ask yourselves why
27:47
everybody else got hit with Rico but Glaine Maxwell didn't.
27:51
Why didn't Jeffrey Epstein? Could have anything to do with
27:54
their connections to the rich and the powerful and those
27:57
very people who make the laws that could have anything
28:00
to do with it? Could it? Could it all right?
28:04
Everybody that's gonna do it for this one. All of
28:07
the information that goes with this episode can be found
28:10
in the description box. Tonight, we have an article from
28:12
the New York Post and it has to do with
28:14
the Mark Epstein, Jeff Epstein's brother, and I guess he's
28:19
worried that he his life is in danger as well.
28:22
So I think that's a pretty interesting piece of news
28:24
that we should add to our daily drop catalog here,
28:28
and that's exactly what we're going to do. But before
28:31
I do that, if you would like to contact me,
28:33
you can do that at Bobby Kapucci at ProtonMail dot com.
28:36
That's bo b b y c ap U c c
28:39
I at ProtonMail dot com. All right, so pretty interesting
28:45
that Jeffrey Epstein's brother thinks his life is in danger.
28:47
We heard this earlier he said that, and now it's
28:50
coming out again in this article from the New York
28:52
Post today that he really feels like he his life
28:57
might be in danger from the same people that might
28:59
have might have killed his brother. So I think it's
29:03
gonna be pretty interesting to see what he has to
29:05
say about this, see if his tune has changed at all,
29:08
considering that we've heard this from him previously but was
29:11
a blurb, and now they have a whole post article
29:13
about it. So we're definitely gonna read this article and
29:16
see what's what. Why don't we just go ahead and
29:19
jump right in, folks. The article is from the New
29:22
York Post. The headline Jeffrey Epstein's brother fears his life
29:26
may also be in danger, authored by Jackie Sallow. Jeffrey
29:31
Epstein's brother fears that his life may also be in
29:34
danger if the convicted pedophile was the victim of homicide,
29:37
according to a private pathologist hired to look into the
29:40
mysterious death. Okay, so this is about Michael Boden. So
29:44
Michael Boden is, you know, the pathologist who has been
29:47
involved in a lot of these big name cases. Right,
29:49
He's been involved in a bunch of this stuff. So
29:52
it was good enough for him to be involved in
29:54
all of that stuff, and it was good enough for
29:55
the media to trot him out and well look what
29:58
doctor Bowden said, and he had that show on HBO,
30:02
and but now all of a sudden, he doesn't have
30:04
any credibility to some people in the media. He's not credible.
30:07
He's a quack. Oh, he's just looking for attention. Well
30:10
that might be the case. He might be looking for attention.
30:13
He might be looking to increase his profile. I can't
30:15
blame him for that. The question is what about his
30:17
work is his work good. If his work is good,
30:21
then I don't really care if you like him as
30:23
a person. Doctor Michael Boden said that the degraced financier
30:28
is younger brother Mark Epstein. Disgraced financier pedophile Mark Epstein
30:33
has concerns about his own safety after his brother's hanging death.
30:38
Mark the brother, his concern is that he wants to
30:41
know if it's suicide or if it's homicide, because if
30:44
it's homicide, then his life may also be in danger.
30:47
Boden told radio host John Castematis Sunday on AM's nine
30:50
seventy The Cats Roundtable. This is interesting stuff, right, this
30:54
is very interesting stuff. Now he's on a radio show,
30:58
Doctor Boden's on a radio show, and I guess they
31:00
get around to talking about Jeffrey Epstein, and Mark Epstein
31:03
comes up in the case, I'm guessing comes up, and
31:07
he brings up the little blurb that Mark the brother
31:09
is nervous that you know, if this wasn't suicide, is
31:12
he next to people think that might he might know something?
31:15
Do they think he might have some evidence or some information?
31:18
Who knows? We're dealing with incredibly evil people, right, These
31:22
are evil actors. Bro, These are bad guys, these are
31:25
bad women, These are really bad people we're talking about.
31:28
The people that were running this operation are some of
31:31
the worst people ever ever. And its spans continents. They
31:35
were on multiple continents running this operation from South Africa
31:39
to Israel, to Yugoslavia to you name it, you name it.
31:43
These scumbags had their hands in deep So if you're
31:46
a family member and you think that your life might
31:48
be in danger as well, considering you bring in this
31:51
famed pathologist, doctor Boden, and he doesn't really agree with
31:54
what the medical examiner comes out in reports, well, what
31:58
are you gonna think? Right? It might be some confirmation
32:01
biased right, he might think, Well, I want to think
32:03
that Jeffrey didn't kill himself. I want to think that
32:05
Jeffrey was killed. Who knows. I'm not in Mark Epstein's
32:08
head and I wouldn't want to be. But my point
32:10
is this. My point is this, the people that Jeffrey
32:16
Epstein were involved with are very capable of not only
32:19
killing Jeffrey Epstein, but certainly capable of killing Mark as well,
32:22
if that's what they wanted to do. Right, I'm not
32:24
saying I have evidence of that. Or that's what's going
32:27
to occur. But it's something that you have to think
32:29
about if you're this guy. These are incredibly dangerous people.
32:33
These are very, very, very powerful, powerful people. New York
32:40
City Chief Medical Examiner doctor Barbara Sampson ruled the death
32:44
of suicide after Jeffrey Epstein was found hanged at the
32:47
Metropolitan Correctional Center in August for suicide. And how long
32:53
Jeffrey Epstein after the first case, he had the whole
32:56
wing and all the preferential treatment. He thought he was
32:59
getting off on this case with technicality. The night before,
33:01
his lawyer said he was in good spirits. Nobody reported
33:04
that he was suicidal except for the first supposed attempt
33:06
on his life. So excuse me if I'm a bit
33:09
skeptical of the narrative. I think the narrative is the
33:12
conspiracy theory. At this point, folks, we've moved on from that.
33:15
We've graduated on this podcast. There's no conspiracy theory around
33:19
these parts. We've graduated to the cover up phase. All right.
33:24
This is an absolute, full blown cover up for Jenior.
33:26
Roberts has said it, numerous people have said it. Whitney
33:29
Webb believes it's a cover up. And you know what,
33:32
even Amy Robock, if you read the transcript, said she
33:35
doesn't believe that Epstein killed himself. So take your conspiracy
33:38
theory wacko calling people wackos and this, that and the
33:41
other thing, and talking down about them in your silly
33:43
articles and shove it, because this is This is anyone
33:47
who is thinking logically, anyone who looks at the whole
33:51
entire body of evidence as opposed to just what confirms
33:54
their biases. There's really no other way to look at this, right.
33:58
You have to look at this and say, there is
34:00
so many coincidences leading up to this man's death, so
34:04
many coincidences, and if you're his family member, especially even
34:10
with Boden involved, of course you're going to question if
34:12
he killed himself or not. If Boden came to that determination, well,
34:16
why the hell wouldn't you think that Boden knows what
34:19
he's talking about. I'm sure he paid him a pretty
34:21
penny for that. But Mark Epstein hired Boden, who served
34:26
as the New York City's chief medical examiner in the
34:29
late nineteen seventies, to oversee the autopsy, and Boden has
34:33
insisted that three bone fractures in Jeffrey Epstein's neck points
34:36
towards homicide rather than suicide. The private pathologist said that
34:41
Mark believes that it's possible that others wanted his brother
34:44
dead because he knew too much. How is that not
34:47
a logical statement? How is that not a logical statement?
34:50
We've seen it time and time again with people involved
34:53
in these large criminal conspiracies. When somebody becomes dead weight,
34:57
that's it. They're clipped, they're done, They get rid of them.
35:00
They're not carrying around people that are liabilities, Not when
35:02
you're running around in these power circles, Not when you
35:05
have the ability and the power at your fingertips to
35:08
end people the way they do. You really think they
35:10
were gonna let Epstein sing? You think Epstein was gonna
35:14
go the route of Joe Volacci. He wasn't singing. Jeffrey
35:17
Epstein wasn't. There was never going to be a chance
35:19
where that man was going to name names in a courtroom.
35:23
He'd have some kind of weird heart. Something would have
35:25
happened to him a bus, I mean a van ride
35:28
from the prison as he's going to jeff It would
35:30
have been something, and then they would have force fed
35:32
it down your throat. They would have force fed their
35:34
narrative down your throat. And if you don't believe it,
35:36
well you're the crazy one. You're the conspiracy theorist b
35:41
s BS because his brother knew too much, and whoever
35:48
killed Jeffrey might then think Mark knows too much, even
35:51
though his life was entirely different than his brothers. See,
35:54
that's not completely true. They had that building in Manhattan,
35:58
the sixty six east Man had and that they owned together,
36:01
and out of that building, Jeffrey Epstein was operating the
36:05
young models through the MC two modeling agency, So he
36:14
had all those apartments there where all these girls were
36:17
logged in their five six seven deep sleeping on the floor.
36:20
He had the rooms were the apartments where his pilots
36:24
and staff, etcetera, etcetera, all lived, and it was in
36:26
Mark Epstein's name, so that they didn't have completely different lives.
36:31
Let's be honest here, let's always let's let's try and
36:34
separate the BS from the real. Boden told the radio host,
36:40
the brother who hired me to be president at the
36:42
autopsy is concerned as to whether or not his life
36:45
is in danger from this. The brother has requested information
36:48
from New York authorities about the hanging death. According to
36:51
the pathologist, it's five months now, and why the dead
36:55
body has been removed from the cell, destroying ability to
36:58
do any forensic investigation hasn't been explained. So the family
37:01
is waiting for more information, Boden said, and so were we.
37:05
Jeffrey Epstein might have been one of the most heinous,
37:07
disgusting monsters in the whole entire world, but his family
37:10
deserves to know the what's what, especially when the medical
37:13
examiner has come out and said that they already given
37:15
all the information over That's what we've covered previously here.
37:18
So somebody's not telling the truth. Somebody's lying once again.
37:22
The federal government's playing games, all right, and there's nobody
37:26
we can trust in the Department of Justice. I don't
37:27
trust Bill Barr a Bush Holdover. There's no way. I
37:32
don't trust none of these people. I don't trust bar
37:34
I don't trust any of his lackeys. I don't trust
37:37
anybody in the Justice Department at this point, none of
37:40
the leadership and the case agents. Well, they can only
37:43
do so much, right, they can only do so much
37:45
if they're going after a big fry. They got to
37:47
put they got to pass that up the chain. This
37:50
doesn't happen in a vacuum. We've seen that with the
37:53
Trump case. We see who ran the Operation Hurricane. Who
37:57
we seen who ran that. It was all the top
37:59
people and all the top organizations, and the same thing
38:02
definitely occurs in something like this. So I'm not really
38:04
gonna blame the rank and file. You really can't. They
38:07
can only do so much. Their hands are tied. They
38:09
do the preliminary investigations, they bring all the evidence forward,
38:13
and then there they're the head honchos. Their bosses tell them, no,
38:16
we're not doing that. They never get an explanation why
38:20
all their hard work goes by the wayside, and the
38:22
hanchos probably getting their pockets lined or however it works,
38:25
trading political favor for another favor. Who the hell knows.
38:28
But what we do know is that justice is rarely
38:32
served to people like Jeffrey Epstein, and in the year
38:36
twenty twenty, that is all going to change. This is
38:39
the year the predator becomes the prey. If you would
38:45
like to contact me, you can do that at Bobby
38:47
Kapuci at proton mail dot com. That's bo b b
38:50
Y c ap u Cci at ProtonMail dot com And
38:55
if what's up everyone, and welcome back to the Epstein chronicles. Yesterday,
39:01
the Inspector General finally dropped their report on what happened
39:06
to Jeffrey Epstein while he was in lock up at
39:09
the MCC. And according to that report, what happened to
39:13
Epstein was the cause of negligence, malfeasance, and just straight
39:18
up carelessness by the Bureau of Prisons. And they say
39:23
that the carelessness led directly to Jeffrey Epstein having the
39:28
perfect environment for him to kill himself. And for some folks,
39:32
the fact that the ig report is out that puts
39:35
everything to bed. That's the exclamation point they've been waiting
39:39
for me. However, you already know how I feel about
39:43
internal investigations, and that includes the Inspector General. Do you
39:47
know that the Inspector General isn't even able to charge
39:51
anybody with anything. All the Inspector General can do is
39:55
refer charges to the Attorney General. And I think if
39:58
we've seen anything in the past six eight years, it's
40:01
that the Inspector General is toothless. And for all of
40:05
these big claims in this ig report, all the talk
40:08
about negligence, all the talk about systemic errors. Who was
40:12
held responsible for that? Oh? Of course the guards were
40:16
held responsible for a day. But what about their bosses
40:19
and their boss's bosses. Nobody else was held responsible? Huh?
40:24
And how about the chain of custody for the surveillance
40:26
video from the alleged first attempt on Jeffrey Epstein's life
40:30
while he was in the cell with Tartaglioni. And pay
40:33
close attention to all of the lies of a mission
40:36
that you see here. The fact that Nicholas Tartaglioni is
40:40
not even really a part of this report is laughable
40:43
at best. And the fact that they would believe Nicholas
40:46
Tartaglioni's story is also laughable at best. I mean, if
40:52
he's such a truthful guy, why didn't we just listen
40:54
to him when he said he didn't kill Diego, Luna
40:57
and those other three dudes? Such a truthful guy, right,
41:01
he didn't try to strangle Jeffrey Epstein, That's what he
41:04
told us anyway, So why not just believe him that
41:07
he didn't kill those four people? Why go to trial?
41:10
Why convictim for four murders, and this is their source
41:14
from inside of the jail cell from the first time
41:16
around that just conveniently didn't have the cameras working at
41:20
the time that he was in this jail cell with
41:23
this four time murderer. And then you have the audacity
41:26
to try to pitch to me that this four time
41:28
murderer is actually a hero and he was trying to
41:31
save Jeffrey Epstein's life. That's the story that the government's
41:34
giving you, not me. I didn't just sit around and
41:37
make that up. That's what the government's telling you, that
41:40
this four time murderer, Nicholas Tartaglioni, is a hero and
41:44
he actually intervened to save Jeffrey Epstein's life the first
41:48
time around. And I guess there's people out there that
41:52
actually believe that. I see people running around talking like
41:55
it's definitive now what happened in that jail cell. But
41:59
for me personally, I'm not swayed one way or the other. Still,
42:02
I'm exactly where I was before this IG report came out,
42:06
and in fact, I'm even more suspicious of the government now.
42:10
And like usual, the IG report was lacking. It didn't
42:13
have any teeth and proved to be feckless. And there's
42:17
one person out there, for sure who don't believe one
42:20
single thing in this IG report, and that person is
42:24
Mark Epstein, Jeffrey Epstein's brother. Now I don't really like
42:28
to agree with Mark Epstein too often, but the guy
42:31
brings up some valid points. So let's dive into this
42:34
article from The Insider and let's see what's going on. Headline,
42:40
Jeffrey Epstein's brother remains convinced the financier was murdered, calling
42:45
new DOJ report blatant bs. This article was authored by
42:50
Jacob Shamsien. When Mark Epstein saw the four years in
42:55
the making Justice Department report into his brother's death on Tuesday,
42:59
he in disbelief. It doesn't make sense. Could you get
43:04
that through your f and head? It doesn't make sense,
43:07
Epstein told Insider, pardon my language, but I got a
43:11
lot of calls today and I've lost my patience for
43:13
people that listen to this shit and don't ask the
43:16
right questions. He's not wrong. So you have a bunch
43:20
of people that will tell you that the governments not
43:23
to be trusted, The government is up to no good,
43:26
These agencies are out of control. Until their guy gets elected.
43:30
Then all of a sudden, these agencies, they're beyond reproach.
43:35
You can't say anything about them, and if you do well,
43:39
you don't care about our democracy. As if these institutions
43:43
are above reproach right, as if these people who work
43:46
for these institutions haven't been involved in a bunch of
43:49
bs before ever, hear al Larry Nasser. On Tuesday morning,
43:54
the Justice Department's Office of Inspector General published its long
43:59
awaiting report into Jeffrey Epstein's death. Epstein, a wealthy financier
44:04
pedophile who ran in the same circles as Bill Clinton,
44:08
Donald Trump, and Prince Andrew, was found dead in his
44:11
Manhattan jail cell the morning of August tenth, twenty nineteen,
44:16
while awaiting trial on sex trafficking charges. His death was
44:21
a scandal for the Bureau of Prisons, which oversaw the
44:24
Manhattan jail. It was also a blow to his many
44:27
victims who had seen him of a justice over and
44:30
over again. And you see, there is the inconvenient truth,
44:34
and that truth certainly isn't addressed in this IG report.
44:38
And that inconvenient truth is Epstein was allowed to get
44:40
away with this by all of these scumbags for all
44:44
of these years, When are we going to get an
44:46
IG report on that. Epstein's body was examined by Christin Roman,
44:51
a medical examiner for the City of New York. Mark
44:54
Epstein hired Michael Bowden, a famed forensic pathologist, to oversee
44:59
the four procedure. They came away with different conclusions. Baden
45:05
still had questions about how Epstein's body was found. He
45:09
believes the ligatures on Epstein's neck and the pattern of
45:12
broken bones were more consistent with homicide, not suicide by
45:17
hanging with a bed sheet. Roman was inconclusive, though her
45:21
boss later ruled the death of suicide while offering little
45:25
additional explanation to the public. The absence of information at
45:31
Epstein's connections with powerful people bred theories that Epstein was
45:35
murdered in his jail cell. Tuesday's one hundred and twenty
45:39
two page report from the Inspector General's Office, which is
45:42
statutorily protected from the political winds, was supposed to be
45:47
the final word. Oh yeah, look here, folks, we investigated ourselves.
45:52
It's all over and done with. There's nothing to see here.
45:54
There were some systemic errors and a lot of failures,
45:57
but were holding nobody responsible and so we hope that
46:00
everybody just understands that we suck at our job. Mark
46:04
Epstein isn't persuaded. There's a lot of really blatant BS
46:09
things there. He said he got either punched or a
46:12
karate chop into the neck by whoever killed him. That's
46:16
a pretty big claim. But remember Mark Epstein has access
46:20
to all of the autopsy information. He had doctor Boden there,
46:23
and doctor Boden certainly didn't agree with the assessment made
46:27
by the medical examiner and their assistant. Michael Thomas, the
46:32
guard who found Jeffrey Epstein dead, said the financier's body
46:36
was suspended from the top bunk in a near seated position,
46:40
with his buttocks approximately one inch to one inch and
46:43
a half off the floor and his legs extended out
46:46
straight on the floor, according to the report. Here's my problem,
46:51
Michael Thomas, the man making this report is one of
46:54
the guards that fell asleep. So all of a sudden,
46:57
this guy is the pinnacle of truth. He's a pillar
47:02
of responsibility, and I should listen to what he has
47:04
to say. Huh, everything that they talked about in this
47:07
report is relying on second hand or third hand information
47:12
that they got from an inmate. So all of a sudden,
47:14
we should believe these inmates. Huh, the IG and people
47:17
who support this IG report, they're really asking us to
47:22
take some leaps of faith. And unfortunately for the Department
47:25
of Justice and for the BOP, they haven't earned that
47:29
sort of faith from me anyway. Now, what other people
47:32
do and what other people think, that is not my business.
47:36
I have never been in the business of trying to
47:38
convince anybody of anything. But the marks from the noose
47:42
fashioned from a torn orange bed sheet were on the
47:45
lower part of Epstein's neck. Mark Epstein called that part
47:49
of the report a glaring f up. He told Insider
47:52
that if Jeffrey Epstein really died in that position, the
47:56
news would have ridden up the neck and looped up
47:59
near a zero. That makes sense when you look at
48:02
it and you look at the way his body was
48:04
allegedly found. Well, that ligature would ride up, wouldn't it.
48:09
But that's not what the report says. The pictures I
48:12
have from the autopsy showed that the noose mark was
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lower on his neck and it was more straight back
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as opposed to riding up in the back towards his ears,
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Mark Epstein said, So he couldn't have been hanging that
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way as they say and leaving this mark on his neck. Also,
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if he was hanging from the way they said, that
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doesn't match up where the broken bones are in his neck,
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he added. Epstein theorized that the marks came from somebody
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who punched or karate chopped his brother in the neck. See,
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I don't know about that either. Like I've said, I
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think the most important piece here is Nicholas Tartaglioni, and
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I'm more convinced of that fact each and every time
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one of these reports come out or there's a big
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talk about Epstein and Nicholas tartaglion and what happened to
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that jail cell the first time around is left out
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of the story. Remember, lies of omission are still lies.
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And if you're not going to add that part of
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the story, which we have no real information on besides
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what that pillar of society, Nicholas Tartaglioni told us, and
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let's not forget that Epstein also told people that Tartaglioni
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assaulted them. Then they say in that report that, well,
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that can't be the truth, because then Epstein has to
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be back in the cell with Tartaglioni, as if Tartaglioni
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couldn't have threatened him to say that is everybody new here?
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Does nobody know how it works in jail or in prison?
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There's a hierarchy, and if you're a scumbag who raped children,
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you're at the very bottom of that hierarchy. And furthermore,
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just a few weeks before Tartaglioni ended up in a
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cell with Jeffrey Epstein, the dude was busted for having
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a cell phone in the jail. Who is he talking
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to on that cell phone? Has that cell phone ever
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been purged? Where are all those numbers? And unfortunately, when
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we're talking about tar tag Leoni, who was originally scheduled
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to get the death penalty, by the way, it's just
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a black hole of information. Oh and by the way,
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he didn't get the death penalty. They pulled it off
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the table for some reason. So you mean to tell
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me that a guy who murders four people in cold
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blood like this doesn't deserve to get the death penalty,
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I guess not. Epstein noted that the Inspector General's Office
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in all of its four years of working on the
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report never asked Boden for an interview. Why wouldn't they
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do that? If you're the Inspector General and you have
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the power to interview people, wouldn't you interview every last
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person that was involved in this? Every last person? The report, however,
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notes that investigators spoke directly to Roman. She concluded that
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the hemorrhages, blood flow, and skin marks on Epstein's neck
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and face were more consistent with suicide than strangulation. She
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also noted there was no evidence of defensive wounds. If
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if Epstein had fought off an attacker, Epstein did not
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have any marks on his hands, no broken fingernails, no
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debris under his fingernails, no contusions to his knuckles that
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would have evidenced to fight, and the other than an
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abrasion on his arm, likely due to convulsing from hanging,
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no bruising on his body. The Justice Department report says, yeah, well,
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what about the broken hyoid? Pretty interesting that the hyoid
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bone was broken, because usually in a situation like this,
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that doesn't happen. In an interview Tuesday Night with Insider Boden,
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who estimated he's conducted over one thousand autopsies on deaths
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in New York State jails and prisons over the past
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five decades. Maintained that Epstein's injuries were more consistent with
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homicide than suicide. He also said a karate blow would
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have been the cause of death. A karate blow, so
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what we have ninja's running around this jail. The autopsy
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findings are much more suggestive of homicidal manual strangulation or
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compression of the neck with being stepped on or with
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a shoe or a knee, he said, or a karate
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blow can cause three fractures in the neck. You'd have
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to really know what you were doing, huh, if you
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slap somebody with a karate chop and break their hyoid
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bone and all the bones in their neck. So I
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don't know how likely that is. And like I've said before,
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I think that the first time around was a message
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from Tartaglioni, and that message was we can reach out
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and get you whenever we want. If you don't do
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what you have to do, we're gonna make your life miserable.
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So very possible that Epstein did take his own life,
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but at the hands of somebody else. So there's still
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a bunch of scenarios at play here, and I don't
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think that this IG report really clears anything up. The
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report dispels the theory that another inmate killed Epstein. Mark
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Epstein has sought to conduct his own investigation into how
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his brother died. In addition to the Boden report, he
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hired an attorney to look into the death. Insider previously
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reported one element that's bothered Mark is that investigators never
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interviewed the emergency medical technicians who responded when Jeffrey Epstein
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was found dead. He said, the EMTs have said that,
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especially on high profile cases like this, they're always brought
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in and interviewed to debrief. Mark Epstein said, they want
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to know what exactly took place. Nobody questioned the EMTs.
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Tuesday's report says the EMTs performed CPR on Epstein, intbated him,
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it administered medication to revive him, and transported his body
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in an ambulance to a hospital where he was found dead.
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But it does not say they were interviewed. So why
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wouldn't you interview the EMTs. I'm talking about everybody that
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was there should have been interviewed. Mark Epstein said, there
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are questions about the circumstances of his brother's death that
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he hopes those technicians could answer. They say that they
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found him in the morning, and the guards tried to
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do CPR on him. Then the EMTs came and took
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him to the hospital, Epstein said. They don't mention the
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fact that in between them finding him and the EMTs
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getting there, he was his body was taken to the infirmary.
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The report does, in fact say the EMTs moved Epstein's
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body on a stretcher from his cell to the jail's
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Health services unit. Additional personnel arrived four minutes later to
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move his body to the ambulance. So the whole entire
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jail cell should have been treated like a crime scene
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as well, and that didn't happen. Anytime there's a death
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inside of a jail, it's treated at first at least
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as a suspicious death. But here we didn't see that.
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Why wasn't this whole entire jail cell treated as a
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crime scene. Mark Epstein also previously floated the theory that
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the doors to Epstein's said well and other cells in
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the unit were unlocked, opening the opportunity for another inmate.
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To kill him. According to the report, the doors were locked.
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Investigators also spoke to three other inmates in the cell
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block who could see directly into Epstein's cell from their
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own cells. None of them saw or heard anyone going
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in or out, according to the report. None of them
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saw him kill himself either, obviously, So in other words,
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we saw nothing, we heard nothing, we know nothing. Mark
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Epstein remains unconvinced. Did you never think maybe they were sleeping?
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Epstein said, this took place in the middle of the night.
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So for me, folks, I am still unconvinced. This IG
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report certainly didn't tell me anything new. It just went
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over ground that has already been covered time and time again.
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And you would think after four years that they would
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be able to have a little bit more than one
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hundred and twenty eight page report. Why would it take
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us four years to get that report? How about we
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start there, mister Inspector General. It seems to me that
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this report is pretty cut and dry, and it certainly
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shouldn't take four years to compile all of this information.
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I wonder how many tax dollars were spent by the
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Inspector General in pursuit of this regurgitated information that we
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all knew already. All they did was put it into
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a report form and then drop it on us and say, oh, well,
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here's the official narrative. Well, folks, as you all know,
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I am never a fan of the official narrative, especially
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when that official narrative is filled with glaring holes. All Right, folks,
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