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Tova Noel Breaks Her Silence on Epstein’s Final Night And Blames Systemic Failures (6/10/26) · The Epstein Chronicles

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  Speaker 1: What's up, everyone, and welcome to another episode of the
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  Epstein Chronicles. Over the past few days, a lot of
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  the publicity when it comes to depositions in front of
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  Congress was on Pam Bondi. However, Bondi wasn't the only
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  person speaking to Congress. We also had touvin O Well,
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  the guard that was on duty when Jeffrey Epstein died. Well.
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  Now she's sang that her life has been upended and
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  that the Epstein controversy and what happened in that jail
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  has led to people going so far as to threatening
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  her life. And unfortunately, there's a lot of unhinged people
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  out there, and when people make threats like that this
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  day and age, it has to be taken seriously. Right,
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  And as I've told you from the beginning, I don't
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  think that touven A Well was in on it like
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  she wasn't you know, somebody who planned it, wasn't somebody
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  that was relied upon. But I believe that the table
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  was set and she played her part willingly or unwillingly.
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  Does that mean anybody should be threatening this lady's life.
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  Hell no, anyone doing that they should go to jail too.
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  Fuck is wrong with people. The idea is for a
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  robust investigation, not vigilante justice. That plays right into their hands.
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  They want to paint all of us as crazy people.
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  That's what they want. If you want to effectively kill
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  a narrative, paint everybody that's pushing that narrative as crazy.
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  And when you have people that are out here act
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  in the fool, threatening people, becoming unhinged maniacs, it doesn't
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  do anyone any good, not the person that's becoming unhinged,
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  and it definitely doesn't help promote justice. Right, the more
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  crazy people you have, the more they can use that
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  broad brush and paint everybody is crazy. So today we
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  have an article from the International Business Times and the
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  headline Epstein guard on duty when he was found dead,
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  faces death threats over cover up, conspiracy theories, conspiracy theories?
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  Is it? So this isn't a cover up? I mean,
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  I don't think there's any conspiracy about it. Now. Of
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  course we can talk about what happened to Epstein in
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  that jail. Nobody knows for sure, but I think that
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  the evidence is certainly there where you can make the
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  case that Jeffrey Epstein was murdered. Now of course you
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  can make the case the other way too, But I
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  think when you have all of the coincidences, all of
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  the screw ups, and all of the nonsense that we've
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  heard in those depositions that were given by people at
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  MCC to the OIG, have any of you come away
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  from that confident in the narrative that was being pitched
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  by the DOJ. I most certainly am not. And I
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  don't think I've ever seen something that has been more
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  blatant than this cover up right here. This article was
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  authored by theo Felicity, a former prison officer who was
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  on duty the night Jeffrey Epstein died in a New
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  York jail, has told US lawmakers that enduring con piracy
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  theories around his death have derailed her life and left
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  her facing harassment in threats. According to a transcript of
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  testimony shared by The Sun, I wonder if that caused
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  her to assault one of her coworkers, because she got
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  sued for that too. Did this Jeffrey Epstein situation cause that?
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  Just a question? The Epstein guard on duty when he
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  was found dead, Tauvin o Weel, told the House Oversight
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  Committee that she was not involved in any cover up
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  and insisted she never conspired in Epstein's death while working
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  at the MCC in twenty nineteen, and I agree with that,
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  But was she put in that position with Michael Thomas
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  so this could occur? We don't even know who was
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  making decisions when it comes to Epstein's cellmate. And that's
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  not speculation. We've been through the documents, We've read through
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  all of it. So no, I don't think that Touvin
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  o Weel is some mastermind here and put together a
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  plan to whack Jeffrey Epstein. I've never thought that. But
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  was the table set? Were all the pieces put in
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  the right places? Well, that seems like a very very
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  likely possibility. And whether there was somebody else in that
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  cell or the message Epstein himself was you better do
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  it or we will, the results are the same. And
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  the fact that Tovin Owell and Michael Thomas were sleeping
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  at the time, never mind all the other policies that
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  were broken, it makes it hard to believe. Now if
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  it was just one thing, you know, the cameras broke,
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  but they were awake or a vice versa cool I
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  could accept that. I'm not an unreasonable person, and I
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  know shit happens at work. Sometimes things just go south.
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  I get it. But this is a lot more than that,
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  and there's something a lot more in the farius going on,
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  at least in my opinion. The theories emerged as the
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  public attempts to track Epstein's final hours, including the release
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  of documents tied to earlier investigations and long standing questions
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  about failures inside the federal jail system. And that's the excuse, right, Oh,
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  these are systemic failures. Well, have any of them been addressed?
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  How about the people that were in place to make
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  sure the failures didn't happen or they replaced? Did they
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  get fired, were they charged? No, none of it happened.
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  So they told you that there was all these systemic
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  errors and nothing was ever corrected. Meanwhile, we know for
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  a fact that tovin o Well and Michael Thomas both
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  fell asleep and didn't do their job, and for that alone,
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  they should have went to jail, especially considering that somebody died.
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  And I don't even care if it's Epstein. Anybody imagine
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  if that was your father, your brother, whatever, And I
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  don't want to hear. Oh, well they're in jail. Who cares? Fuck?
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  That when the state takes custody of you, they have
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  a responsibility to make sure you're relatively safe. Now, does
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  that mean everything is gonna be protected and you're gonna
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  be in bubble wrap? Course not. But this is something
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  completely unacceptable, especially considering there's been nothing done in the
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  aftermath when we heard about how systemic all this was. Epstein,
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  the disgraced financier waiting trial on sex trafficking charges, was
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  found on a responsive in his cell on August tenth,
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  twenty nineteen. His death was ruled a suicide by hanging
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  by the New York Medical Examiner, a finding later supported
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  by the US Department of Justice, though it's remained the
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  subject of persistent public doubt. Yeah, it was disputed by
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  Michael Baden, who was actually present when the autopsy occurred.
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  So again I ask you, do you trust the State
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  of New York the federal government? And if you do, great, awesome.
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  But my question then would be what have they done
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  to garner that trust? Because every time I turn around,
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  there's another scandal, another shit show, and nobody doing anything
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  about it. So keep that shit in mind next time
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  they tell you that, oh, it's just a systemic error. Oh,
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  it has nothing to do with personnel. It has nothing
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  to do with anybody setting the table. Okay, cool. So
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  who was punished in the aftermath, certainly not Toauvin Noel
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  or Michael Thomas. They got suspended sentences. Noel, who was
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  initially charged and in connection with falsifying records during her shift,
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  told lawmakers that the circumstances inside the MCC were shaped
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  by what she described as systemic breakdowns rather than individual
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  misconduct alone. It's not our fault, it's the system's fault. No,
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  it's her fault. She fell asleep, did she? Or did
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  she not fall asleep? She did, so she can bullshit
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  all she wants. But I've read the transcripts. Unlike Congress,
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  we know they haven't read them because they don't really care.
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  They're looking for a gotcha moment. But I've read them,
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  and I know that everything Tauvin Oel's claiming here has
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  been shited on by captains and lieutenants and everybody else.
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  Now that's not to say there wasn't some systemic error.
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  There was, but to use that as the only reason
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  why we're in this situation is not only unacceptable, it's
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  ridiculous because here's the truth. If they would have done
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  their rounds, if they didn't falsify that paperwork, Jeffrey Epstein
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  might still be alive. So even if they didn't do
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  it on purpose, even if they weren't bought and paid,
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  they still fucked up. They still went to sleep, and
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  Jeffrey Epstein died as a result. So is that systemic
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  or is that individual? Yo? We live in a world
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  where nobody wants to take self responsibility for anything. It's
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  always somebody else's fault. My advice, take a look in
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  the mirror. About ninety percent of your problems self made.
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  She pointed to severe understaffing, poor training, and we communication
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  between management and frontline officers. We know that's a lie too.
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  We know that there was stickies. We know that everybody
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  knew that Jeffrey Epstein needed to sell mate. But instead
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  of reaching out to somebody, instead of doing the right thing,
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  tovin No, Well, well, she was on the computer, she
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  was sleeping, she was whatever she wanted. But sure, that's
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  the system's fault, right, My responsibility to conduct counts and
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  rounds wasn't properly executed because of severe understaffing, a lack
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  of adequate training, inadequate communication between management and frontline correctional officers,
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  and other systemic failures, she said in testimony, describing what
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  she referred to as the MCC way. So all of
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  that made her go to sleep. Severe understaffing made you
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  go to bed. Oh no, you had to work overtime?
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  How horrible for you. When I was working in entertainment,
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  there were times where I would work three four weeks
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  and I'm not even kidding you, with no days off,
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  eighteen hours a day, manual fucking labor on loading trucks,
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  setting up concerts, the whole thing. I didn't fall asleep
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  at work, so please save that bullshit. And if you're
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  too tired, call in. So I get it. There were issues.
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  They were understaffed, the training not great. But at the
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  end of the day, you have to take self responsibility.
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  And if you're not up to snuff and your training's
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  not good enough, why didn't you contact the captain? Why
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  didn't you tell the other lieutenant, Hey, look, I'm not
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  comfortable here. I need to get more training. I guess
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  that would be personal responsibility too, And as we see,
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  she's allergic to that. Noel and another officer had been
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  accused by prosecutors in twenty nineteen a falsely recording that
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  they had completed required checks on inmates in the special
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  housing unit. Authorities alleged that during their shift, no proper
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  monitoring took place for roughly eight hours before Epstein was
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  found on a responsive not alleged that's what happened, Like,
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  what are we doing here? We're going to rewrite history? Alleged, No,
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  she fell asleep. Jeffrey Epstein died. That's what we know
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  for sure, Okay, anything besides that is speculation. Both officers
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  later enter deals with prosecutors and charges were dropped in
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  twenty twenty one, closing the criminal case, but not the
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  public debate surrounding it. It was a deferred prosecution, Okay,
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  they weren't dropped. They were deferred, meaning they had to
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  go through the steps whatever they were to get the
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  charges dropped. And obviously that was to control the blast radius.
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  They didn't want this becoming what it's now become. And
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  I don't know how much more evidence you folks need.
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  Noel told blawmakers that she believed the legal resolution would
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  allow her to move on, but instead, she said that
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  she's been engulfed by suspicion, online theories and personal threats. Well,
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  nobody should be threatening this lady, and I think that
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  the problem obviously is much bigger than just tovin O weell.
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  She's just a little part of the story, right, And
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  my biggest beef is that she just refuses to accept responsibility, like,
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  have a little bit of remorse. Yo, I screwed up.
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  I fell asleep. I shouldn't have done that, but I
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  most certainly didn't have anything to do with any of
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  the other stuff that happened. But no, it's woe as me.
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  I'm the victim. It's nonsense. You're not a victim. You
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  fell asleep, dude died. That's the system's problem. Sounds like
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  a you problem. I've received threats from strangers. I have
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  witness strangers pontificate about whether I'm a murderer or that
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  I'll end up dead, she said, describing harassment at her
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  home and her workplace. Yo, anybody who shows up to
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  somebody's house or workplace is a psychopath. The fuck is
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  wrong with you. Stop it, get help. In the words
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  of Michael Jordan, She added that repeated media coverage based
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  on what she called new theories with little to no
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  factual basis had kept her tied to the case years
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  after the fact. Blame the government. It's their fault. They
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  haven't given us the right information, and everything they've told
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  us about what happened in that jail has proven to bbs,
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  So why should anyone believe the narratives that are being pitched.
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  Her testimony also addressed specific details that have periodically resurfaced
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  in public debate. One concerns Internet searches linked to Epstein
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  made during her shift, including a query referencing latest on
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  Epstein in jail shortly before his death, was discovered suspicious
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  but not evidence. What it tells me is that Touvin
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  Noel was sitting at that computer searching the Internet like
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  anybody else does when they're board, and she fell asleep.
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  Does it make her an evil monster? I don't think so.
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  It makes her incompetent as a prison guard, but not
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  a monster, and it doesn't make her a part of
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  the cover up. I think she was a tool, that's all,
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  Just like Michael Thomas. Noel told lawmakers she did not
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  recall conducting a direct search, and suggested that she had
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  encountered news through routine browsing She also responded to questions
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  about bank transactions flagged as unusual by her financial institution.
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  Noel said the deposits were personal savings and unrelated to
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  Epstein or anyone connected to them. I have never been approached, offered,
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  asked anything that's concerning my money. Has nothing to do
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  with Epstein at all, she said. And that's probably true, right.
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  But it's suspicious, and it's something that should have been
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  investigated more thoroughly, not because I think that Noel had
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  anything to do with it, but for the sake of
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  being thorough. Epstein's death has remained a boiling point for
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  conspiracy theories, fueled by documented failures at the jail and
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  the sudden removal of a high profile inmate awaiting trial.
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  A twenty twenty three Inspector General report identified multiple lapses
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  with the BOP, including staffing shortages and broken protocols, but
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  concluded there was no evidence of homicide. Noel told lawmakers
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  she was never properly trained for the unit where Epstein
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  was held, and argued that institutional failures, not individual intent,
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  best explained what happened that night. She also dismissed claims
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  linked to a brief orange flash seen on surveillance footage
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  near Epstein's cell, saying it had no connection to her duties. Okay,
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  who was it? Who was it? Then? Somebody was in
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  the video? Are we just going to make pretend that
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  didn't happen. I would like to ask the world to
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  allow me to heal and move on with my life,
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  she said, I'm not a criminal. I didn't conspire to
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  cause mister Epstein's death. Even as the official investigations have
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  repeatedly reaffirmed the conclusion of suicide, the case continues to
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  generate theories in public circles. Well, because nobody trusts institutions,
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  and why should we especially considering as they want to say,
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  it was all systemic, right, Well, if that's the case,
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  nothing's been fixed, nothing has been put to rights. Certainly
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  nobody's been held accountable. So if the failures around Epstein
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  were so systemic and they were so widespread, how come
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  there's never been any kind of investigation into that? Can
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  we get some hearings? Can we have congressional oversight? That's
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  the job, right And if this was so systemic, then
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  we need a full accounting of just how far it
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  goes and how many institutions are affected, and the fact
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  that we haven't seen that, the fact that we haven't
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  seen you know, all these different committees, investigations, oversight, leads
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  me to believe that this is all just part of
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  the cover story. Let's just call it systemic, and then
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  we can refer to the OIG investigator's report and that'll
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  back us up. And unfortunately, like I've told you guys
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  for years, that OIG report was never meant to get
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  to the bottom of anything. It was all part of
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  the whitewash, just like everything that's come after it, in
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  my opinion, is part of the cover up. All the
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