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Mega Edition: Mark Epstein, Ian Maxwell And Their Opinion Of The Official Narrative (6/24/26) · The Epstein Chronicles

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Speaker 1: What's up everyone, and welcome back to the Epstein Chronicles. Tonight,
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we have an article from the Daily Mail and Glean
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Maxwell's brother wants us all to know how shocked and
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perturbed she was that her conviction didn't get overturned. So
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let's jump right into the article from the Daily Mail
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and let's see what's what. The author of this article
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is Nick Pisa headline, she is shocked and perturbed by
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the decision child sex trafficker Gleane Maxwell's brother blast judges
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loaded refusal to grant her a retrial after deeply tainted conviction.
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I mean, the only thing that's really deeply tainted here
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is Glean Maxwell's behavior. She's what's really tainted. You're shocked
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and you're perturbed. Breaking news. Nobody cares. Enjoy the blowney
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sandwiches and shut your yap. Convicted sex trafficker. God, I
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love reading that. Glen Maxwell's brother says the family is
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shocked and perturbed by a judge's decision to reject a
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retrial request, saying it was loaded against her. The former
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socialite co conspirator General all around scuzbag bipedal serpent en
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close pal of Prince Andrew was found guilty last year,
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but it later emerged jury member Scotti David had failed
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to disclose he had been sexually abused as a child. Well,
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we all know that didn't go anywhere for Maxwell and
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her team, and that was the bit of debris that
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they had to hold on to as they were floating
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around amongst the wreckage. Now, well, you can only dog
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paddle for so long. Her family and legal team say
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this way the jury to find her guilty of being
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a recruiter of teenage girls for pedophile Jeffrey Epstein, and
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she could now face sixty five years in jail. No, sorry,
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nobody leaves that the judge didn't believe it. And like
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I've always said, I highly doubt that the other jurors
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were waiting with baited breath for Scotty David to tell
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them what to do. That's not giving them enough credit
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for being, you know, people with their own minds and
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thoughts and ways to discern what's real and what's not.
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Defense lawyers that hope they could secure a retrial from
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Maxwell sixty after the juror revelations emerged last week. After
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the juror revelations emerged, but last week District Judge Allison
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Nathan dismissed the request, and now, of course they're going
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to appeal, and that appeal will go to the second
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Circuit Court, who has already denied how many different Maxwell appeals,
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how many different appeals by people involved in this to
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keep things sealed so they can try and go to
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the appeals court. But it's going to be a serious
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uphill climb. And when I say an uphill climb, I'm
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talking Mount Everest in a pair of crocs and shorts.
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Speaking for the first time about it, Maxwell's brother Ian said,
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to say we were shocked is understated clearly. Golaine was
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also very perturbed by it. If I had to summarize it,
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the dice were loaded by the court. Look, your sister
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got away with this for how long She never had
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to suffer any of the repercussions for what she was
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doing with Epstein, all because, by the way, she was
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named in that non prosecution agreement. Without that thing, your
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sister's goose would have been cooked a long time ago. Ian.
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But because of that monstrosity, because of that deviant ass
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deal that she caught, well, she was able to continue
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on with her life, living it up starting charities, hanging
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out in submarines dating billionaires, while these girls were let
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to try and put the pieces together of their life.
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So I don't give a damn about how shocked or
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perturbed Glenn Maxwell is. I hope honestly that she's even
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more shocked and more perturbed when she actually gets to prison.
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The verdict was unsafe by virtue of this juror, and
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the decision is deeply tainted. Nope, the only thing deeply
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tainted once again is your sister her behaviors, and well
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your father's behavior as well. Your father's a thief, your
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sister's a human trafficker, a thief, all kinds of stuff,
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And you're out here talking about things are deeply tainted,
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and you're shocked and you're perturbed. This is going to
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go to appeal. It's just one of the many points
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of appeal pre trial, in trial, post trial. And we
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are confident that Glaine will be successful on appeal, just
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like you were confident that she wasn't going to get convicted,
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just like you were confident that everybody was lined up
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against Glenn Maxwell unfairly never showed up with a receipt,
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never showed up with any evidence, never showed up with
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any witnesses that could back up the stuff you folks
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were saying. Meanwhile, there was reem after ream of evidence
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pointing in the other direction. He also slammed the US
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judicial system, saying that it was always going to be
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against his sister, and said the prosecution held an infamous
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press conference the day of her arrest. The pointed to
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a picture of Epstein and my sister, and the implication
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was that she was guilty, which meant it was open
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season on Goline and it never let up. Well, look
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that's what happens when you're accused of a crime. Okay,
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you get arrested, and if you're a high profile person,
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there's a news conference. Again, you don't want your sister
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to be mentioned with Jeffrey Epstein. Maybe you should have
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been around to guide her and tell her not to
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hang out with Jeffrey Epstein. Where were you at, Ian,
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What were you doing? There is no possibility in English system.
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In English system, prosecutor hold a press conference and say
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this woman is guilty before any child has taken place.
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Gland was depicted as some evil mole. It's grotesque. Well,
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she was depicted as she is. And as far as
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what happens in England, well that's all fine, and well
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tell your sister to commit her crimes in England. Oh wait,
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she did, but nobody cared. Right, of course, you're going
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to bring up the English justice system, I mean, really,
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the same justice system that let Jimmy Savile run rampant again.
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Don't be popping your head over your wall and telling
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your neighbor to clean up their yard when yours looks
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like shit. Numerous accusers who were not called in this trial.
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Lawyers have been vociferous, and none and none of it
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has been put to the test. It's just drip, drip, drip.
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What you wanted more accusers called? I don't even understand
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what that means. How many more? What more do you want?
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You had four who came up there and gave horrendous
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testimony about what your sister was up to. There's literally hundreds.
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I can only imagine the stories that someone like Nadia
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could tell us. Imagine if she was willing to talk,
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Imagine if she was willing to come forward and speak
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to the authorities or whatever, give her some kind of
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immunity deal or something. Boy, I can only imagine, because
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all of the nonsense that you hear from Ian Maxwell
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and all of these other people. They weren't around. How
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did they know what happened. All they're going on is
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what Glen Maxwell told them. Meanwhile, the evidence points in
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a completely different direction. So I don't care if you're
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my brother, my sister, my father, my mother. Of course,
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at first, I'm going to believe you. But if there's
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reams and reams of evidence that come out, and it
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is staggering how much evidence there is against you, I'm
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not gonna be out here running some sort of campaign
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acting like you're innocent. Now, I still love you. I'll
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probably put some money on your books and shit, But
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besides that, don't think you're gonna have me out here
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acting as a surrogate when I see the evidence that's
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laid against you. And there's no way that her brothers
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don't know what's going on here. Speaking to journalist Jay
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Beecher of his sister's case, Ian sixty six said, it's
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got sex, it's got death, these guys dying in prison,
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it's got royalty, it's got money, it's got famous people,
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young girls, everything you could dream of. All of the
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elements are there. Jay Beecher. Huh oh yeah, no, I
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wonder why he spoke to him. He also suggested the
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me too social movement against sexual abuse and harassment had
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also played its part in Maxwell's guilty verdict last December
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in a New York court. Well that's funny because the
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me too movement there's nowhere to be seen throughout this
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whole entire case. Ask the survivors, they'll tell you. So
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what does that even mean? The me too movement? It's
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like he just throws out all of these like buzzwords,
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hoping they catch Ian explained this has also had an
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enormous impact impact. All women must be believed, all victims
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must be believed. Well, I don't ascribe to that. How
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many times have I said it here on this podcast.
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I don't believe all of anyone. We're all great characters.
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If you come out with accusations like this, you better
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have some evidence to back it up. Because I don't
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just believe all women. I don't believe all men. I
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believe evidence and wherever that evidence goes. So again, just
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more talking points. What he's trying to do is create
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an error around this, like things were improper, like Maxwell
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wasn't given the fair shake she deserves. Meanwhile, we all
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know she was given more than a fair shake. But
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we know in this count in this country, that so
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called victims turn out not to be victims. Carl Beach
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invented claims of widespread establishment's sex abuse would be the
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finest example of that. So again, let's blame the survivors,
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blame the victims, that they all made it up. None
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of this ever happened. Glen Maxwell is just a great girl,
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and none of this ever happened. All hundreds of these
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girls all lied, They got together and made up these stories.
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These kinds of things go on, and jury verdicts have
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been overturned time and time again, and obviously we hope
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this is going to happen on this occasion as well.
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I mean, it's funny. Have you noticed that all of
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these clowns have shut up about the picture all of
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a sudden. Remember how vocal they all were about how
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faked the picture was, got irish stand ins, got body doubles,
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all kinds of wild shit. Yeah, the journalist, he's talking
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to one of those types. But we all know the score,
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all right. It's the writing is on the wall and
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The only people who are denying what went on here
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at this point are people that are close to Maxwell
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and Andrew and people who have skin in the game
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who know that they're going to be in big trouble
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if this all is ever exposed. Besides that, the rest
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of the world, the vast majority of the world is
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looking at this and all of the players involved, all
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of the enablers, all of the surrogates, and we're all
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coming to the same conclusion. You're all a bunch of scumbags.
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All this forms a powerful package of appeal points that
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for me show this trial was not fair with. On
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top of that, the lying juror ian added, my sister
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has been banged up now it will be two years
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in July. She is in horrendous incarceration. She is in isolation,
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she is on suicide watch. She continues to have torches
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flashlights shone in her eyes every fifteen minutes to make
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sure she is still breathing. Well, get it should be
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on the flip side, should they not do that? And
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then something happens to your sister so you and your
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boy over here can come up and complain about, oh,
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how she was let to be hurt? It was on purpose. Nope,
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not this time. Maxwell's gonna stand and deliver. If somebody
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is going to go to prison forever and it can't
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be Epstein, it might as well be the number two
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in the organization. Right. You know, if John Gotti died,
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do you really think that the mafia would have just
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stopped their investigation? Now that's it. God, he's dead. Let's
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forget about it. No, because it's a criminal enterprise, right,
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same goes here. Your sister Ian Maxwell was engaged in
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a criminal enterprise. In fact, she was the underboss of
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that criminal enterprise, according to many people with knowledge of
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what went on. So now she is paying the price.
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She has denied all kinds of rights and opportunities. It's
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a shocker. She was already frail mentally and physically at
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the start of the trial, and I think this impacted
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for sure on whether she would give evidence in her
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own defense, knowing what an aggressive affair that would have been.
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Oh but it's okay for the girls to go do it,
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right who have lived this nightmare of their whole lives,
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they can get up there and testify. But your sorry
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excuse for a human as a sister, she can't, right, Okay, sure, why, Oh,
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that's why the interrogators, the prosecutors would have lit her
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up like it was the fourth of July. These kinds
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of conditions in a first world country should not be acceptable.
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They are not acceptable in our country, and they should
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not be acceptable in America, but they appear to be.
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He keeps throwing these shots out of America. Bro, here's an idea.
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Kick fucking rocks and go back to England. Nobody wants
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you here anyway, You sick bastard. Go and hang out
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with the ghost of Jimmy Saville and fuck off. Well.
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I agree that the conditions in America, as far as
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jails go, definitely need to be examined. I don't think
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that Glen Maxwell's incarceration should be the thing that gets
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that ball rolling. These people are the upper crust of
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the upper crust. If they were so worried about the
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conditions inside of these jails and prisons, don't you think
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that they would have been talking about this a long
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time ago before Maxwell was arrested. Don't you think they
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would have been throwing bunches of money at reforming the
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criminal justice system. But no, they didn't write because they
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don't care until they're caught up in it, and they
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don't care because the people that they're giving money to
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political donations, well, they're the ones who write these laws,
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and they put the loopholes and technicalities in these laws
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so people like Maxwell never have to pay the piper. Well,
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guess what time to pay up. He also questioned why,
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given the amount of accusations she has made, Virginia Roberts,
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who claimed she was trafficked by Maxwell and Epstein to
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have sex with Prince Andrew, was not called to testify.
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Ian said, I think they realized she would have had
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a very difficult time under cross examination and that she
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could have done more damage than helped the prosecution's cause
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you think, huh, you're a fucking clowny in Maxwell. Wow,
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guess what You're gonna get your chance here in a
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little while when she shows up for that victim impact statement.
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Let's see how gung ho you are on having Virginia
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sit there and tell her story. It seems the only
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people that don't believe Virginia at this point are the Maxwell's,
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the scumbag surrogates that did they give interviews to, and
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the I don't know five or six people running around
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on like Twitter that still think that you know Maxwell's
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innocent or whatever. But the reality of the situation is
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this Virginia's testimony. What Virginia has said and set on
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record has been tested. It's been tested in court. Your
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sister paid out. Fuck face. Okay, Max Epstein, he paid out?
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Fuck face. How did things work out for your boy,
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Prince Andrew? Not so well? Right? So please save all
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the gas lighting and all the wuhiing. Nobody buys any
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of this nonsense. If you are a powerful witness whom
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you believe is telling the truth and whose combination of
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the truth and the way they can tell the truth, sincerely,
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hand on heart, look the jury in the eye and
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say this happened. You were going to use that person
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because it's going to be very effective. Notice he doesn't
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talk about the non prosecution agreement in Florida, right, convenient
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that he leaves that out another lie of omission. The
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fact they didn't use her tells us all we already
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know they couldn't. They could not stand her up under
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cross examination because of the tremendous multiple inconsistencies in her
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prior accounts on almost every subject for years. That is
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why I believe they did not run with this particular witness.
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You're wrong, but you can believe whatever you want. You
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and Bozo the clown over there, can talk about and
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believe whatever you want. But the facts are the facts.
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If nobody believes her and she's not a good witness,
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then why the fuck has everybody paid her so much money? See,
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you can't get away from the little details here, Kenya.
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It's easy to get up there and prattle and rap
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and talk shit when nobody's challenging you, when you have
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a friendly journalist who's giving the interview. But what happens
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when your bullshit is challenged? What happens when people aren't
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just gonna sit back and take what you say as fact.
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When asked how his sister was coping in jail, Ian
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admitted the family was concerned for her welfare. He said,
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we all have to be worried about that because she
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has now been banged up for two years, oh, two
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whole years for trafficking children. Big fucking deal. I know
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people who have done eight or nine for gambling. Bro
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Zero remorse from me, not one bit. She had this
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terrible roller coaster of an arrest, then lost three four
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five bel applications consistently turned down for reasons that are
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wrong because the court doesn't want to find itself on
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the wrong side of public opinion. No, the court knew
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that she'd run. The court knew that you and your
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scumbag buddies have the ways and the means to help
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her run. That's why she's still in jail. Okay, stupid,
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So she has had a really had a dose of it.
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The way treatment has been dished out in jail has
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been really shocking. But I know that she remains resolute.
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She is determined to see this through. She believes in
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her innocence completely of the charges that she faces. Hmm,
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then why didn't she get on the stand and tell
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us all that? Why did she sit there meek, cowardly
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and not willing to look her accusers in the face
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and sit on that witness stand and say I did
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not do this. You want to talk about weak ass
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witnesses on the stand? Homie, you live in a glasshouse.
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How are you going to be out here throwing rocks
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talking about Virginia's a week witness when your sister is
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the weakest witness in the history of weak witnesses. However
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unpopular it is, and however counter to the prevailing narrative
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that is about the justice system doing what it should
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to what it should do, and that the basis of
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why we have appeal courts, and it may have to
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go to the Supreme Court, Supreme Court, regardless of what
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this court has decided. On the basis of what it
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has decided, we are confident that on the central point
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of the appeal, not to mention the other points, that
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Glaine will be successful. She has hope, she has a
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strong and supportive family. We have hope. We are going
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to fight. Maxwell is due to be sentenced in June.
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I mean, wow, all the way to the Supreme Court. Huh, Well,
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that's funny. The Supreme Court wouldn't even hear a word
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about the non prosecution agreement. You want to talk about
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people being fired up that the Supreme Court here Maxwell's
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case and not the survivors. See the thing is, folks,
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people like Glaine Maxwell and her family, they'll always try
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and set it up like they're being targeted because of
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their immense wealth, when the reality is this. You heard
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him just cry that she had five bell attempts denied.
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How many Bell attempts did Khalif Browder Get how many
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Bell attempts did Insert just about any person in prison
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right now or jail and ask them how many times
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they got in front of the judge to ask for Belle.
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I'm guessing not many of them had five. I'm guessing
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not many of them had a computer in their cell.
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I'm guessing not many of them had fourteen hours a
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day with lawyers. So every time Maxwell and her team
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talk about how horrible the conditions were or or are
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for her in prison, I have to laugh. They make
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it out like a Shawshank redemption for her, when in reality,
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she's sitting around by herself. Sure, she's probably lonely in board,
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but besides that, there's no one that's gonna hurt her,
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nothing like that. Nobody's extorting her, and that's what she's
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gonna get if she goes to general population. So again,
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all the stuff this dude's talking about, all the winging
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he's doing, it's all bs, nothing more than trying to
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set up a narrative before the appeal. But people are
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too hit for that, and even the legacy media is
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inviting this dude refuses to go to a real outlet
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to have a real interview where he's going to be challenged,
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So we'll just get more dribble from him, more nonsense,
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and certainly more spin. But when everything is said and
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done and all the checks have been cashed, Glenn Maxwell
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is sitting in prison, and those well, those are just
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the facts, all right, everybody that is going to do it.
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I will be back tomorrow and we'll start all over again.
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If you'd like to contact me, you can do that
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The link that we discussed can be found in the
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description What's up everyone, and welcome back to the Epstein Chronicles.
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It seems at this point anybody you talked to has
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an opinion about what happened to Jeffrey Epstein in that
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jail cell. And to tell you the truth, I don't
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think anyone's in a position to tell anybody else that
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they're wrong until we have some sort of definitive proof
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about what happened in that jail cell. I'm willing to
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believe anything at this point, well, anything besides the official
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narrative that the government has tried to spoon feed us.
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And when you look at all of the facts from
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the day that Jeffrey Epstein died and how it was
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handled in the aftermath by the facility, by the medical examiner,
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the coroner, and everybody else involved, none of it makes
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any sense. And still after all of these years, we
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have no besides Bill Barr telling all of us that
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we need to trust him. And like I said before,
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unless you're Aaron Rodgers and you're the quarterback of my
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football team, I don't want to hear any of that
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oh you gotta trust me stuff from known scoundrels like
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Bill Barr. I mean, does anybody trust this guy, no
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matter what your political sway is. I don't think anybody
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has anything good to say about Bill Barr, and he's
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earned all of it. The guy's an absolute idiot, filled
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with hubris, and another one of these narcissists, one of
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these unelected bureaucrats that think that they know better than
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everybody else and that everybody else is too stupid to
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understand what they understand. So in his mind, he can't
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understand for a second why any of us wouldn't believe
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the all powerful Bill Darth Barr when he tells us
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that everything was on the up and up when it
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comes to Jeffrey Epstein's death. But neither you or I
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are willing to give him that kind of trust. So
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the federal government needs to come correct and they need
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to be transparent about what happened in that jail cell.
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And if it was Jeffrey Epstein committing suicide, then let's
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see the proof. If it was something else, let's know
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about that as well. But avoiding being transparent after three
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years is not really going to get things moving in
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the right direction. Time and time again, you hear people
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from like the FBI or Congress or the Senate talk
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about how trust is being eroded in the institutions, and
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then they want to blame that on pundits or people
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that are trying to get clicks for their website. And
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while some of that is true, some of that does
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play a part, the real problem is the institutions themselves
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are not doing the right thing. They're the ones that
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are damaging their reputation, nobody else, and that's because a
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lot of these institutions have become politicized. Whether it's one
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side or the other, it doesn't matter. What happens is
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that erodes the trust in the public. When people feel
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like you have an ax to grind and you're the
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institution of the FBI, well that's not gonna work out
26:14
well for anyone, and especially it's not going to work
26:17
out for society. So if they want to alleviate that
26:21
and they want to fight back against misinformation, like they
26:25
always say, then they'd be more transparent. But they won't
26:29
even do it in a case such as this. I'm
26:32
not even talking about being transparent about national security secrets.
26:36
I'm talking about airing out all of the secrets from
26:40
some scumbag child molester who's already dead. So what's the
26:44
hold up, Why aren't you releasing this information? And why
26:48
hasn't the Inspector General's report been put out yet? And
26:53
piggybacking on that, Glene Maxwell's brother, well, he's come out
26:58
in a new interview and he says that he believes
27:01
that Jeffrey Epstein was murdered. Now, look, I'm not in
27:05
the business of agreeing with Glaine Maxwell's family, especially when
27:10
we're talking about well anything, but Ian Maxwell's not wrong
27:14
here to try and get more answers. There's a lot
27:18
on the table. But for me, I think that if
27:21
anyone would have any information about these people in power
27:25
that are pulling the strings, pulling down on the levers
27:28
and causing the rest of us chaos, it would be
27:31
Gallne Maxwell. Right, Well, she's sitting in that jail cell.
27:34
Has she sang a song for the government, not that
27:37
we know of. So if Glene Maxwell wants to protect
27:41
herself and they truly believe that Epstein was clipped, don't
27:45
you think that singing a song for the government, signing
27:48
a three to zero two and proffering up would be
27:50
the way to go. She didn't do any of that,
27:53
And that's a question that nobody has asked Ian Maxwell
27:57
when they interviewed him. I would think that if Glene
28:00
Maxwell had something to offer up, she would have offered
28:02
it up a long time ago. Because now, even if
28:06
she does offer something up, it's gonna be corrupted. She's
28:09
already a felon, and whatever information she gives up will
28:13
easily be challenged as somebody who is being self serving. Right,
28:18
she's already a convicted felon, a known liar. Why should
28:21
a jury believe her, So Ghlainne Maxwell has certainly painted
28:24
herself in a corner if she wanted to use some
28:27
of that information that she says she has to her benefit,
28:31
and I thought that during her trial we would see
28:34
more of that. But for whatever reason, Glainne Maxwell went
28:38
down with the shit, and I've always said that she
28:41
ended up becoming useless to her handlers. After all of
28:44
this was kicked into motion once Epstein was arrested for
28:48
the second time and they did the burn trying to
28:50
get rid of all of the evidence connecting Epstein to
28:53
whoever his handlers were. Well, Maxwell was burned at that
28:57
point as well, and she had outlived her useful But
29:01
I think that there was already way too much craziness
29:04
around Epstein getting whacked for them to even attempt something
29:07
like that with Glen Maxwell. So at this point, glean Maxwell,
29:12
even with any information, is not going to be that
29:15
useful of an informant, And unfortunately that's what happens if
29:20
you don't proffer up before you get convicted. But today
29:23
we have an article from a local station, KRN four,
29:29
and this station reached out to Ian Maxwell and they
29:33
got an interview with them So let's dive into this
29:36
article and let's see what author Vicky Liviacis has for
29:42
US headline. Glean Maxwell's brother believes Jeffrey Epstein was murdered,
29:49
convicted sex trafficker, one time British socialite and former girlfriend
29:54
of disgraced financier pedophile Jeffrey Epstein. Wait, you mean fellow scumbag,
30:00
fellow child abuse her and bipedal serpent. Right, that's what
30:03
you mean when you're talking about Glen Maxwell. Glenn Maxwell
30:07
is currently serving a twenty year sentence in a low
30:11
security prison. Maxwell sixty one is now appealing her high
30:15
profile case and good luck with that. I mean, she
30:19
has a few things to bite her teeth into, as
30:21
far as Scotti, David Goes and Juror fifty, but anything
30:26
more than that, I just don't see how they think
30:28
they're going to get over the hump, because it looks
30:31
like a serious uphill battle. Ian Maxwell, Glen Maxwell's brother,
30:37
spoke to KRN four's Vicky Leviacis from London about where
30:42
things stand in the appeal process. Glaine Maxwell was at
30:46
the center of an international sex scandal involving Epstein. She
30:50
wishes she had never met jeff Epstein, and because the
30:54
havoc that relationship has caused, not just Glaine, but really
30:58
everybody that came in touch with him, said Ian Maxwell.
31:02
What Ian Maxwell leaves out, though, is that all of
31:05
these people they chose to hang out with Epstein, They
31:07
chose to cavort with him because it was beneficial to them,
31:11
So they chose to look the other way while these
31:13
girls and these women were being abused. Maxwell is serving
31:18
a twenty year bid at a Tallahassee federal prison for
31:21
her role in sex trafficking underage victims. In her recently
31:25
filed appeal, she says she did not receive a fair trial.
31:29
Basically it was a stitch up from after Jeffrey Epstein
31:33
died in news government custody when Bill Barr was Attorney General,
31:37
said Ian Maxwell. And look, I'm not in the business
31:40
of agreeing with Ian Maxwell, but Bill Barr is an
31:43
absolute lout, a good for nothing soob and in fact,
31:48
I'm sure that scuzbag has committed several crimes throughout his career.
31:52
So someone should do a full look at Bill Barr.
31:56
The billionaire financier pedophile was found hung in his yel
32:00
cell in an apparent suicide. Ian Maxwell, however, questions the
32:05
official account. And I wouldn't say hung really right. He
32:08
had the bed sheets that were cut up hung off
32:11
the post and he just leaned forward into it. So
32:14
if you want to call that a hanging, I guess,
32:16
But to me it looks more like choking yourself out.
32:20
The only person to actually take the fall is Jeff Epstein,
32:24
and he's dead, of course, said Ian Maxwell. We don't
32:27
really know the extent of what happened that night there.
32:30
His own family thinks he was murdered. My sister thinks
32:33
he was murdered. According to her brother, Glenne, Maxwell believes
32:37
she was blamed for Epstein's crimes. To satisfy public outrage,
32:42
Ian Maxwell said that his sister has acknowledged the victim's
32:45
suffering and has expressed considerable empathy for them. Oh yeah,
32:50
and I'm the King of Siam. Maxwell's appeals claim, among
32:54
other things, that Adjur failed to disclose he was a
32:57
victim of child abuse to being on the jury for case.
33:02
Despite reports of a black book in secret video tapes,
33:05
Ian Maxwell said, if it were true, they would have
33:08
been released by now. The black books already out there.
33:11
You dumbed them when you mean it would have been
33:13
released by now. It's already out there, and not only
33:16
the Black Book, but the Son of the Black Book,
33:19
the Black Book Part two. As far as the tapes, well,
33:22
you and I both know that Darren Endyke and Richard
33:25
Kahn both went into those houses and took whatever they took,
33:29
and we also know that Epstein was tipped off before
33:32
he was arrested. When the police got there, there was
33:35
no computers, there was no tapes because everything was taken
33:38
and stashed away, probably over at Zoro Ranch. So try again,
33:43
Ian Maxwell. He still fears for his sister's safety. If
33:48
there are other people that have not yet come into
33:51
the prosecution's orbit and who may be powerful people and
33:55
don't wish to be involved in this, somehow that they
33:58
would find it an ability to murder my sister or
34:01
cause her to have an accident that looks like an
34:04
accident but isn't, said Ian Maxwell. It may take more
34:08
than six months for Glenn Maxwell's appeal to be heard.
34:11
In the meantime, Ian Maxwell said his family is standing
34:15
by his sister. We are her family, we love her,
34:18
we miss her, and we will support and defend her said,
34:22
Ian Maxwell, imagine that being your hill to die on.
34:26
The Maxwell's should go over to the Laundry's house and
34:29
they should have dinner because they're just as reprehensible. But
34:33
as far as Jeffrey Epstein being murdered or killing himself,
34:37
the question is up in the air. In my opinion,
34:40
I am very agnostic about it. Like I've always said,
34:44
I'm willing to go wherever the evidence leads us. Unfortunately,
34:48
the dojay and the people who were in charge, they
34:51
refuse to be transparent and give us those answers. So
34:55
it's going to remain a conspiracy theory until they do so.
35:00
And they love that right. Once they can call something
35:02
a conspiracy theory, that means they can demean it, and
35:05
they can demean anybody who's asking questions about it. Unfortunately,
35:09
for these boobs in the legacy media, that trick don't
35:12
work in this case, because we all know this isn't
35:16
a conspiracy theory. This is a criminal conspiracy. All right, folks,
35:22
that's gonna do it for this one. All of the
35:24
information that goes with the episode can be found in
35:27
the description box. What's up everyone, and welcome back to
35:31
the Epstein chronicles. According to Jeffrey Epstein's brother, Mark Ebstein,
35:37
Well Epstein didn't kill himself. Mark Epstein believes that Jeffrey
35:41
Ebstein did not commit suicide while he was in jail,
35:44
and he says that the evidence or lack thereof, that's
35:48
been provided to him by the federal government backs it up. Now, look,
35:52
I don't know what happened in that jail cell. What
35:55
I do know is that the official narrative that we've
35:57
all been pitched, the official narrative that they've served us up,
36:01
doesn't seem to me to be very logical. And when
36:05
you look at all of the issues that surround Jeffrey
36:08
Epstein's death inside the lockup, I don't know how anyone
36:11
could be confident with the official narrative that we've all
36:14
been pitched because from where I'm sitting, it's a bunch
36:17
of bs. And the whole entire OIG report, what did
36:21
it really tell us? We went through it line by line,
36:25
was there anything in there that said to you, oh, yeah,
36:27
here's that smoke and gun we've all been looking for.
36:30
Because when I read the OIG report, all I saw
36:33
was a bunch of narrative building and reliance on what
36:37
Bill Barr had to tell us. And I don't know
36:40
about you, folks, but I'm not really in the business
36:42
of believing what Bill Barr has to say. So let's
36:46
dive into this article from the New York Post and
36:49
let's see what Jeffrey Epstein's brother Mark has to say. Headlined,
36:54
Jeffrey Epstein's brother lists the evidence he claims FEDS are
36:57
covering up about pedophiles. This article was authored by Andy Tillett.
37:03
Despite being the most high profile prisoner in the US,
37:07
Jeffrey Epstein was found dead in federal custody at the
37:10
Manhattan Correction Center in New York on August tenth, twenty nineteen.
37:15
The financier at pedalphile wedding trial on charges of sex
37:18
trafficking underage girls, was found in his cell just after
37:21
six thirty am, having apparently used a length of orange
37:25
bed sheet tied to the cell's bunk bed to hang himself.
37:29
Uh okay, I guess if you want to buy that shit,
37:33
have you seen the pictures? Hang himself is a bit generous.
37:36
You mean, tie it around his throat and lean forward, right,
37:39
because that's exactly what he did. If you're believing the
37:42
narrative that's how he killed himself. Throughout the previous night,
37:47
cameras in the secure housing unit where Epstein was being
37:50
held weren't recording, prison guards slept, and Epstein was left
37:54
without a cell mate despite prison psychologists direct orders. I'm
37:59
sure all of that was just, you know, coincidence and mistake.
38:03
None of it had anything to do with the over
38:06
arching problem of Jeffrey Epstein being so connected. Then Attorney
38:11
General Bill Barr would later call the situation a perfect
38:14
storm of screw ups. Who got fired for it, Who
38:17
went to jail for it? Who was held accountable for it? Oh,
38:19
that's right, nobody. Within a week, a medical examiner had
38:23
ruled the death of suicide, meaning no further investigation was required.
38:28
Pretty convenient, no. Eventually, a one hundred and twenty eight
38:31
page report was produced by the Department of Justice, which
38:35
concluded prison staff made errors and blamed long standing operational
38:39
challenges for Epstein's death, challenges that haven't been addressed, challenges
38:44
that haven't been fixed. So, like I told you then,
38:47
I'll tell you now, all of that was window dressing.
38:50
That whole entire report was nothing more than narrative building However,
38:55
some have consistently challenged the official version of events, including
38:59
Epstein's brother Mark sixty nine, who is campaigning for more
39:02
information to be made public, including video from the cell block.
39:06
All of it should be made public. There's no reason
39:09
that any of this stuff should be kept under wraps
39:11
at this point. We're not talking about national security here.
39:14
We're not talking about somebody who's hiding state secrets about
39:17
a new program we're building. This is a man who
39:20
was diddling little kids, a man who was trafficking girls
39:23
and women, a man who should be exposed fully. And
39:26
whatever happened in that jail cell, it happened on our dime,
39:29
So the taxpayers should be entitled to see exactly what
39:32
went down. I only want to look at facts. But
39:34
when we consider the facts available, we get more questions.
39:37
The property developer told the Post there appears to have
39:41
been no investigation once it was ruled to suicide. They
39:44
saw no reason to dig deeper. It seems like a
39:46
cover up. Why can't I find this pre hospital care report?
39:50
And why can't I get the nine to one one call?
39:52
And how did four Chan break the story thirty eight
39:54
minutes before it broke on ABC there's another question for you.
39:59
The following is a compilation of publicly available information about
40:02
Epstein's death, as well as findings from Mark's four year
40:05
investigation the autopsy. Two medical examiners were present for Epstein's autopsy,
40:12
doctor Christin Roman and doctor Michael Bowden. The latter was
40:16
sent by Mark to independently oversee the procedure. They agreed
40:20
to list the manner of death as pending, saying further
40:23
investigation was required. That, however, was overruled a week later
40:28
by New York Chief Medical Examiner Barbara Sampson, who changed
40:32
it to suicide. Sampson said she had seen additional evidence,
40:36
but has never said what that evidence was. So again,
40:40
you want to just believe the state. You want to
40:42
believe what she has to say. I mean, that's fine
40:45
and well, but I'm a trust but verify kind of guy,
40:48
especially in a situation such as this. If you have
40:51
other evidence that you've seen, other evidence that says for
40:54
sure it's a suicide, let us see it. You want
40:57
to kill all this nonsense, You want to kill the
40:59
Epstein didn't kill him self stuff, Well, here's how you
41:02
do it. A little bit of evidence showing us that
41:04
you're telling the truth, Boden said. Epstein had two breaks
41:08
on each side of his thyroid cartilage near his Adam's
41:11
apple and one above it on the left side of
41:14
his hyoid bone, which were extremely unusual in suicidal hangings
41:19
and could occur much more commonly in homicidal strangulation. Boden added,
41:24
I've not seen in fifty years where that occurred in
41:27
a suicidal hanging case. So there's gonna be people out
41:30
there that are critics of doctor Michael Boden say that
41:33
he's a attention seeker, that he's a hound looking for glory,
41:38
all that, and you know what, some of it's probably true,
41:41
But does that mean we should just discount what he
41:43
had to say. In my opinion, it doesn't. And I
41:46
think that this could all be cleared up real quick
41:49
if the state would just do the right thing and
41:51
turn everything over. There is no reason for this information
41:54
to be hidden. There is no reason for this not
41:57
to be transparent. In addition, no photo was taken of
42:01
the position of Epstein's body when he was found, which
42:04
multiple medical examiners have agreed is a key piece of
42:07
evidence to determining exactly how he died. Autopsy photos show
42:11
the marks on Epstein's throat from the ligature were in
42:15
the middle to lower portion of the neck and straight,
42:18
not raised and pointing towards the side and back of
42:20
the throat in a way more consistent with hanging. So
42:24
this whole thing from the very beginning has been in
42:27
question as far as I'm concerned. And the fact that
42:29
there were so many missteps after Epstein died here by
42:33
the jail, the jail staff, the sergeant, the lieutenant, everybody involved,
42:37
makes you really really start scratching your head and asking yourself,
42:41
was it all just a giant screw up? Or is
42:43
there something else going on here? Epstein's cell. The Department
42:48
of Justice investigation into Epstein's death says he was found
42:52
suspended from the top bunk in a near seated position,
42:55
with his buttocks approximately one inch to one inch and
42:58
a half off the floor and his legs in front
43:00
of him. This means that most of his body weight
43:02
was hanging on the ligature around his neck. The guard
43:05
who found him, Michael Thomas, claimed both that he ripped
43:08
the sheet and that he cut it, then began chess
43:11
compressions until prison medics arrived. Two nooses were found in
43:15
the cell. According to the CBS show sixty Minutes, all
43:19
of it's funky. Every last bit of this is funky,
43:21
and the fact that we still don't know what happened
43:23
in that cell all these years later is unacceptable. The
43:27
noos taken in as evidence was not the one that
43:29
the prison guard ripped or cut to free from Epstein's body.
43:34
The submitted and photographed noose was a whole piece of
43:37
cloth with hemmed edges and no staining or fluids, despite
43:40
allegedly being around Epstein's neck when he died. In photos
43:44
of Epstein's cell, his sleep apnea machine can be seen,
43:48
which Mark points out as an electrical cord that would
43:51
have been easier to use to hang himself than a sheet.
43:54
I said that at the beginning too. If you're going
43:56
to hang yourself, why not use an electrical cord seems
43:59
like the better option. EMTs who attended the scene were
44:03
not interviewed, which is standard protocol in such cases, especially
44:07
in high profile cases. EMTs and hospital staff are interviewed
44:11
by police, but in this case none were. In addition,
44:15
pre hospital care report for Epstein can't be found. According
44:18
to hospital staff, all just a coincidence, at least according
44:22
to the government. The autopsy showed Epstein was dead for
44:25
at least two hours before he was found, and possibly
44:28
up to six hours. However, despite clearly being deceased, he
44:32
was transferred to a hospital and placed in a hospital
44:35
gown on a gurney. So why would you do that?
44:38
The man's been dead for up to six hours. You
44:41
know that he's been dead, but you're gonna put him
44:43
on a gurney and put him in a hospital gown.
44:45
What are you trying to do? Have a little weekend
44:47
at Bernie's party with your boy Jeffrey. The whole thing
44:50
is absurd and disgusting. Meanwhile, the nine to one one
44:54
call made from the prison and its content has also
44:57
never been released in and evidence. On July twenty third,
45:03
while Epstein was in jail, guards were called to the
45:05
cell he shared with former cobb and now convicted killer
45:09
of four Nicholas Tartaglioni, due to an incident where he
45:12
had sustained neck injuries. Following the incident, Epstein told a
45:16
prison staff he had been attacked by a cell mate.
45:19
He later said he did not remember how he got
45:21
the injuries, and he refused to speak further about it.
45:25
After the incident. On July thirtieth, the prison Psychology department
45:29
said Epstein must have a cell mate at all times
45:32
and was to be monitored. This is one of the
45:34
key things that happened in that cell, the fact that
45:36
he was even in a cell with Tartaglioni in the
45:39
first place. He should have never been in that cell
45:41
with Tartaglioni. And questions need to be answered. Why a
45:45
man who was facing four homicides was put into a
45:48
cell with one of the most high profile prisoners in
45:52
the whole country. Shouldn't Jeffrey Epstein be put in the
45:55
cell with a snitch? Why are you putting him in
45:57
the cell with Nicholas Tartaglioni. And then when Epstein says
46:01
Tartaglioni attacked them, they're gonna act like it didn't happen. Oh,
46:05
but we lost the video of the cell that day.
46:07
We have no idea. We're just gonna believe Nicholas Tartaglioni
46:11
sounds like narrative building to me. And look, I am
46:14
more than willing to believe that Epstein killed himself, but
46:17
I want to see the evidence. Considering the ride that
46:20
the government has taken us on when it comes to
46:22
Epstein over all these years, I want to see the
46:24
evidence for myself. The new cell mate, Eprinstone Reyes, was
46:28
a sign but transferred out of MCC to another facility
46:32
less than twenty four hours before Epstein's death. Reyes told
46:35
his family Epstein seemed depressed and didn't want to live anymore,
46:39
according to The New York Daily News, who also quoted
46:42
other inmates who said Epstein was saying he's going to
46:45
kill himself because the government is trying to kill him anyway.
46:49
And I've said it once and I'll say it again.
46:52
Was Tartaglioni putting that cell with Epstein to pass on
46:55
a message. Look, buddy, this is what's gonna happen to
46:57
you unless you do it to yourself. Again, that's just speculation.
47:01
I don't know for sure. Nobody does, but Nicholas Tartaglioni
47:05
at this point, and my guess is Tat Tat, as
47:08
they used to call him in the old neighborhood, has
47:10
no desire to talk about what happened in that jail cell.
47:14
Video evidence from the night of Epstein's death was limited.
47:17
According to the Department of Justice investigation, recorded video evidence
47:21
for August ninth and tenth for the Shoe area where
47:23
Epstein was housed was only available from one prison security
47:27
camera due to a malfunction of mcc new York's digital
47:31
video recorder system. All that money that's being paid in
47:35
taxes and the cameras don't even work. However, it also
47:39
notes between approximately ten forty pm on August ninth and
47:43
six thirty am on August tenth, no one was seen
47:46
entering Epstein's sell tier from the Shoe common area, despite
47:50
Freedom of Information Acts requests being filed. The footage from
47:53
the working camera, particularly showing when Epstein's body was removed
47:56
from the tier in the morning, has never been released
47:59
to the public. And they say it's an ongoing investigation. No,
48:03
it's not. That's what they say to make sure that
48:05
they don't have to turn the goods over to the public.
48:08
The sleeping guards prison guards Tovin Noel and Michael Thomas
48:12
were stationed fifteen feet from Epstein's cell. However, they fell
48:16
asleep and did not check on prisoners in the secure
48:19
housing unit at all on August ninth, the night that
48:22
Epstein died. They later admitted to falsifying records, which they
48:26
said had completed the checks. Both were federally indicted, but
48:31
struck a deal whereby, in exchange for admitting their guilt
48:34
and cooperating with the federal probe into Epstein's death, the
48:38
charges were dropped, so nobody was held accountable. There was
48:42
nobody that was brought up and put in jail. Nothing,
48:45
So why would anyone do anything different the next time around?
48:49
And what's the point of having that OIG report if
48:52
the issues aren't going to be addressed. Neither has ever
48:55
spoken publicly about what happened that night or with Epstein
48:59
the indictment again. The officers also list the presence of
49:02
two other prison guards, Officer one and Officer two, who
49:05
were also on duty during at least part of their
49:07
shift and were supposed to accompany Noel on a rounds.
49:11
Their identities have never been released. Mark says he has
49:15
nothing to gain from his brother's death. He was not
49:18
part of the will and has incurred legal fees and
49:20
had to spend money to protect his family since twenty nineteen.
49:25
They had a hearing which was coming up a few
49:27
days after his death, to appeal the Bell restrictions. Why
49:30
would Jeffrey kill himself a few days before the hearing,
49:33
because if he got Bell, he'd be out of jail,
49:35
awaiting trial in his house with an ankle monitor, he
49:38
told investigative journalist Declan Hill on his Crime Wave podcast.
49:42
Why kill yourself? Then? If Bell was denied again, then
49:45
I could understand it. Believe me, it would have been
49:48
easier if the pathologist had come out and said it
49:50
looks like a suicide. Then I could put the whole
49:53
issue behind me, he added, And for me, there needs
49:57
to be some transparency here to really release all the
50:01
information they have, any video, all of it. That way
50:04
people can get a good look for themselves and then
50:07
decide if they think that Epstein killed himself or if
50:10
Jeffrey Epstein was killed. But without all of the evidence,
50:13
without all of the context, the questions surrounding Jeffrey Epstein's
50:17
death will continue to hang in the air. All right, folks,
50:22
that's gonna do it for this one. All of the
50:24
information that goes with this episode can be found in
50:27
the description box