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Mega Edition: Jeffrey Epstein And The Video That Vanished (7/7/25) · The Vault: The Epstein Files

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Speaker 1: Everyone, and welcome back to the Epstein Chronicles. The other
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day we were talking about a article about conspiracy theories
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surrounding Jeffrey Epstein and how all of the people that
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are always claiming, oh, this is a conspiracy theory, that's
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a conspiracy theory, can never answer any of the real
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questions at the heart of the matter, such as why
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doesn't the video of Epstein's alleged suicide no longer exist?
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And furthermore, where were the people who were in charge
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of the chain of custody of that video and how
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come they haven't been brought up on charges. So, all
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of the anti conspiracy theory knuckleheads in the legacy media,
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how about you start answering some questions for your run
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around and start painting people with your big ass broad brush.
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And instead of looking for conspiracy theories around every bush,
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how about you some of those resources to dig into
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some of these real questions that people have. But instead
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these outlets would rather spend their time in their resources
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maligning people who have legitimate questions. Now, look, I'm not
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talking about the crazy conspiracy theories. You know, Jeffrey Epstein's
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Alive on an Island with Elvis all the other weird
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stuff that we've heard, that's not what I'm talking about.
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That shit is all lululand crazy, no doubt about it.
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I'm talking about the real heart of the matter here,
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the real issue at hand. How did all of this
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go down? And in the aftermath, how is it that
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this video just disappears without anyone being the wiser? You
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mean to tell me this doesn't cause more of an uproar.
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And the real thing that cracks me up about this
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whole entire thing is we're basically relying on Bill Barr
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as the only person who has seen the so called video,
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and we're relying on Darth Barr. To be honest with us,
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I think it's been well established at this point that
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Bill Barr is part of the problem. And I don't
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care if you're a Republican or a Democrat. I don't
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know how anyone can look at Bill Barr and be like, like, ah,
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you know what, this is a good individual who has
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our best interest at heart. Let me be clear, anyone
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left over from the Bush administration is certainly not somebody
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we should trust. I've been saying that since Bill Barr
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became Attorney General, and I'll say it until the cows
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come home. The guys smarmy. He's up to something, and
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he is not trustworthy. And I don't believe a word
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he has to say when it comes to Jeffrey Epstein.
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If you want to believe him, you're more than welcome
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to do so. Me personally, I don't put any stock
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in what the man has to say. All right, So
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today we have an article from Fox Business, and this
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article is from January tenth of twenty twenty, headline Epstein's
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alleged suicide attempt to video no longer exists. Oh that's convenient. Huh.
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How does that happen? I guess it's just a coincidence,
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just another issue that we should chalk up to coincidence.
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The footage does not exist on the jails backup video
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system as a result of technical errors. There sure were
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a lot of errors that day. A lot of things
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went wrong, all at the right time. Huh. Talk about
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a perfect storm. Video footage of the area around Jeffrey
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Epstein's jail cell on a day he survived an apparent
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suicide attempt no longer exists, federal prosecutors told a judge
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on Thursday. So it's pretty convenient that he gets put
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in a cell with Nicholas Tartaglioni. Then all of a
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sudden he has this quote unquote suicide attempt and there's
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no video of it. The video no longer exists. So again,
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who was in charge of that video? Who was in
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charge of making sure that it stayed saved and was
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put away for later? And did that person face any
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penalties for being bad at their job? Of course they didn't.
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Officials at the Metropolitan Correctional Center in New York believe
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they had preserved footage of guards finding Epstein after he
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appeared to have attempted suicide but actually saved the video
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from a different part of the jail. Prosecutors said, you know,
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just operator error here, folks, nothing to see here. Just
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keep moving along. Stop asking questions. How dare you ask questions?
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You conspiracy theorist. The FBI has also determined that the
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footage does not exist on the jail's backup video system
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as a result of technical errors. Assistant US attorney Maureen
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Comy and Jason Swergold wrote in a court filing, So
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the original video doesn't exist, there's no backup footage of it,
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and you know we should just accept that and chalk
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it up as a failure. Well, that's unacceptable to me.
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It's been unacceptable since the time had happened, and it
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remains unacceptable. Is there no accountability for these people? You
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and I are the only ones that have to be
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accountable for our behavior. I guess if you get a
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job at the FBI, it's no big deal, right. I mean,
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I shouldn't be shocked, considering we had two of the
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hijackers from nine to eleven living with an FBI informant
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before nine to eleven happened, and these idiots weren't none
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the wiser, So I guess I shouldn't be too shocked.
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Here the revelation came despite assurances prosecutors made that jail
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officials were preserving the footage at the request of a
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defense attorney for Nicholas Artaglioni, a former police officer who
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shared a cell with Epstein in July when the wealthy
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financier pedophile was discovered with bruises on his neck and
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then placed on suicide watch. So here's the biggest issue.
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He was put in this jail cell with Nicholas Artaglioni,
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who was alleged murderer of three four people, and Epstein
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was supposed to be one of the most guarded prisoners
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at this time. Yet he's put in general population with
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Nicholas Artaglioni, and just magically the video doesn't work. That's
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supposed to be recording footage on his jail cell. I mean,
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there's a whole lot that you want me to accept
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as coincidence here, folks, and me being a realist, it's
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very difficult to accept all of it as coincidence. Some
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of it, for sure, just the technical error, maybe on
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the backup, all right, I get it. But all of
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it going wrong at the most opportune time seems like
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a bit of a stretch. Epstein later hanged himself allegedly
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in jail on August tenth, while awaiting trial on sex
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trafficking charges. Officials said. Tartaglioni's defense attorney, Bruce Barkett told
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the Associated Press he intends to ask US District Judge
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Kenneth Carris to hold a hearing with live testimony to
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determine what happened to the missing video or and now
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I'm just guessing here was Tartaglioni put into that jail
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cell on purpose? And was that video lost on purpose?
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You want to talk about coincidences, Well, we have to
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talk about all scenarios, right, And once again, let's be
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very clear, the FBI and the Department of Justice is
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still being very hesitant in releasing information around this guy's death.
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There's no ongoing investigation anymore. Epstein's dead, Maxwell's and jail
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what are you guys talking about? And then you wonder
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why people have questions in the lack of transparency, folks,
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conspiracy theory shows up. The various and inconsistent accounts of
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what happened to that video are deeply troubling, Barket said
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in an email. Tartaglioni is charged in what prosecutors have
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described as the gangland style killings of four men who
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disappear during a cocaine related dispute. So this is the
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guy you put Epstein in in the cell with. You
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don't get at one of the jailhouse snitches to go
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and be his cell mate to try and glean some
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information from him. Now, let's put him in with a
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guy facing four homicides who really could use some clout
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in jail right now, An ex cop. Imagine getting the
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cloud of killing Epstein. Oh, I killed the child molester.
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I might be a cop, but let me get my stripes.
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Barkett said the jailhouse video would have supported his position
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that Tartaglione acted appropriately on the day in question, alluding
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to questions about whether Epstein had been attacked. Now, let's
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remember Epstein said that he was attacked. Okay, that's what
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he originally said. A spokesman for the Bureau of Prisons
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declined to comment, citing an ongoing investigation. It's always an
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ongoing investigation. Your radar should be up anytime you hear
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it's an ongoing investigation, and they don't want you, the citizen,
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to have information. We're not supposed to live in this
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closed ass society. Now, if it's national security, I understand
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this is not national security. This is the FBI trying
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to whitewash their involvement. One of Epstein's attorneys, Mark Furnich,
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said the missing video only adds to the unanswered questions
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and deepens the air of mystery surrounding Epstein's death, feeding
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the perception that the public will never really know what
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happened and that the powers that be really aren't interested
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in finding out. I guess Mark Furnish is a conspiracy
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theorist too, because that's really at the end of the day,
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we want real answers, and for me anyway, it's about
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making sure this shit doesn't happen again. If they're systemic errors,
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let's fix them. But we just go round and round
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and round all these stupid internal reports, all of this
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dumbass nonsense, and nothing real ever gets done. Nothing about
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Jeffrey Epstein's prosecution and death in federal custody surprises or
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could surprise me at this point, Furniture added. The US
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Attorney's Office in Manhattan said in Thursday's court filing that
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jailhouse officials had preserved the video for the correct day
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and time, but captured the wrong part of the jail.
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They said the jail's computer system listed a different, incorrect
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cell for TARTAGLIONI oh, well, isn't that nice. Does anyone
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really believe that? I mean, let's be honest. I know
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they're people out there that'll believe anything the government tells them,
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but man, oh man, this is a serious, serious stretch.
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The government further understands from the Federal Bureau of investigation
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that it has reviewed that backup system as part of
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an unrelated investigation and determined that the requested video no
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longer exists on the backup system and has not since
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at least August twenty nineteen as a result of technical errors.
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The prosecutors wrote, boy, sure is convenient for the federal
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government that there's some technical errors that go in their favor.
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Sure seems that happens for them quite a bit, especially
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in this case. Let me ask you a question, when's
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the last time the technical error went in your favor.
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The footage in question involves the July twenty third episode
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in which correctional officers say they found Epstein on the
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floor of his cell with a strip of bed sheet
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around his neck. Michael Thomas, one of the officers charged
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with falsifying records the knight Epstein died, was one of
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the officers who responded to that scene. Oh, isn't that convenient?
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So the officer responds to the scene of the first suicide,
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and the same officer as the guy watching Epstein the
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night he dies. Nah, let's make sure that these guys
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don't have any charges thrown against him. Do you guys
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not see what's wrong here? You not see the glaring problem.
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Epstein was moved out of that cell and placed on
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suicide watch. He was transferred back to the jails Special
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Housing Unit July thirtieth, meaning he was less closely monitored
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but still supposed to be checked every thirty minutes. He
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was also required to have a cell mate, but he
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was left with none after his cell mate was transferred
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out of the jail August ninth, the day before his death.
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Authorities have said, and I've said it a million times,
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was TARTAGLIONI there to send a message to Epstein? Look,
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this is the result. Bro. If you don't kill yourself,
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someone will kill you. So get to work against speculation
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on my part. But who who knows? Prosecutors charge the
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two officers responsible for guarding Epstein the night he died
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with falsifying prison records to conceal they were sleeping and
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browsing the Internet during the hours they were supposed to
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be keeping a close watch on prisoners. So again, all
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of this just happens to happen at the same exact time.
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It's almost a conspiracy theory to think that the narrative
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that they're pitching to you is real, But there's these
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stooges out here in the legacy media who refuse to
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go further than surface deep, and the result is a
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lot of misinformation gets pumped out there, and a lot
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of you get misinformation. The falsification of records has been
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a problem throughout the federal prison system. And here's the whitewash.
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You notice how they have to add that, well, it's
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a problem throughout the system, so it's not really an
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issue here. And that's what they try to do, and
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they try and manipulate the way things go right by
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telling you, well, it's stomach error and this is something
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that usually happens here. But they won't tell you. Is
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this that there was only one other suicide at the
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lockup Epstein was at in like twenty one years, so
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it's not like a common occurrence there, like they tried
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to make it out to be. The Federal Bureau of Prisons,
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which for years has been plagued by extensive staffing shortages,
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chronic violence and serious misconduct, has come under increased scrutiny
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since Epstein's death in August. Here we go again, it's always, oh, well,
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we staffing shortages, This that the other thing. The Bureau
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of Prisons has the biggest budget out of all of
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these agencies. How is it that you have staffing shortages.
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Staffing shortages within the Bureau are so severe that guards
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are regularly forced to work mandatory over time, sometimes day
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after day, and violence leads to regular lockdowns at prison
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compounds across the nation. A congressional report also found that
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bad behavior is ignored or covered up on a regular
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basis within the Bureau. So they find all of this out,
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they have their meetings, and then Congress does nothing about it.
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Then you wonder why people look at them holding all
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of their committees and this, that and the other thing,
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and look at it as bredon circus. After Epstein's death
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in August, Attorney General William Barr said the financier pedophile's
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ability to take his own life inside one of the
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most secure jails in America raised serious questions that must
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be answered. Barr removed the agency's acting director in the
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wake of Epstein's death and named Kathleen Hawk Sawyer, the
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Prisons Agency director from ninety two until two thousand and three,
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to replace them another retread, somebody who has already been
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there and done it. And has proved that they don't
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know what they're doing, So let's just have another retread
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come through again. It's like the NFL. If you have
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a team, how many times are you gonna have Wade
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Wilson as your head coach before you figure out the
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dude sucks. Bill Barr told the AP he had personally
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reviewed security footage from the night Epstein took his own life,
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which confirmed that no one entered the area where Epstein
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was housed on the night he died. I do not
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believe one word coming out of Bill Barr's mouth. If
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you want to believe Darth Barr, that's your business. Me.
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I don't like liars, and I don't like people who
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have not shot straight from day one, and that most
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certainly is Bill Barr. This whole entire thing is foo bar, folks.
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It stinks to high ovan. And the people out there
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yapping about conspiracy theories, well how about they do some
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articles and dig a little bit deeper about what went
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on here? And I don't want to hear about systemic
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failures anymore. We've known about it for years and years
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and years, and you continue to let it happen. So
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at what point do you become culpable for letting it
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occur even right under your nose. And I'd say, folks,
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we are at that point. It is about time we
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have some accountability from all of these agencies, the FBI,
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the Bureau of Prison, and our elected officials. All right, folks,
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it's gonna do it for this episode. If you'd like
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What's up everyone, and welcome back to the Epstein Chronicles.
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Nicholas Tartaglioni's lawyer, Bruce Barkett was demanding to know who
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destroyed the tape that allegedly had Jeffrey Epstein's first suicide
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attempt on it. Now, it's pretty convenient that Tartaglioni's lawyer
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would be demanding this tape when he probably knew it
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didn't even exist. Typical lawyer stuff, right, get out there,
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be brazen about things. Oh, my client didn't do anything.
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In fact, he's a hero. But I will say this
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for mister Barkett, he is not wrong when he asked
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for a list of who was in charge of these tapes.
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When we talk about the chain of custody, this is
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exactly what I'm talking about. How is it possible that
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somebody or bodies could be involved with the chain of
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custody here and they don't get in trouble, they don't
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get fired. The guy who's in charge of the technical
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part of the surveillance, he doesn't get in trouble, or
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she doesn't get in trouble. We just have to accept
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that there was a systemic failure of epic proportions that
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all happened at the same time. That's what we should
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just accept. Well, sorry, I refuse to do so. Today
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we have an article from Law and Crime and the
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headline lawyer for Jeffrey Epstein's former cellmate demands to know
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who destroyed the suicide attempt video. This article was authored
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by Matt Naham and was originally published on January fourteenth,
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twenty twenty. Last week, the government said that surveillance video
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from outside of Jeffrey Epstein's jail cell on the night
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of his first reported suicide attempt is gone forever. A
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lawyer for Epstein's former cellmate Nicholas Tartaglioni, is now demanding
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to know why. And it's funny because Tartaglioni's family they
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own a dog rooming business, and one of the dogs
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escaped from the dog rooming business and when asked about it,
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the brother said, well, there was a skip in the
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video and the dog just ended up outside. Sure is
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convenient that this family has all kinds of issues when
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it comes to surveillance video. Huh. Now, obviously the two
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aren't connected, but just pretty ironic if you ask me.
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But as far as that tape goes, it should have
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never been destroyed. And then the real clincher for me
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is the backups destroyed as well. How is that even possible?
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How is that even possible? Not only is the original destroyed,
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but the redundancy is broken as well. Oh okay, Sure
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Only's lawyer, Bruce Barkett requested in a Monday letter that
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US District Judge Kenneth Carris conduct an evidentiary hearing to
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determine how the video was destroyed, who was responsible, and
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whether the government has acted in bad faith. Now again,
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these are all these requests that have been asked for,
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and what has come of it all. So they have
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all of these investigations, there's never any transparency. And then
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when anyone tries to get a Freedom of Information Act
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or get any kind of information, Oh, you're a conspiracy theorist.
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What are you doing. The real conspiracy here is that
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they're not being transparent. The real conspiracy here is that
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they're lying to you. I write to request that the
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Court promptly conduct an evidentiary hearing to ascertain the circumstances
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surrounding the government's failure to preserve the video surveillance footage
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at the Metropolitan Correctional Center which captured the hallway outside
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the cell that mister Tartaglioni shared with mister Jeffrey Epstein
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at the time. Mister Epstein attempted to commit suicide between
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the late hours of July twenty second, twenty nineteen and
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the early morning hours of July twenty third, twenty and nineteen.
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According to the official narrative and according to Bruce Barkett
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and Nicholas Tartaglioni, he came in with the green lantern
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ring and saved Jeffrey Epstein's life because he's a superhero.
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Nicholas Tartaglioni is a real life superhero. That's what they
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want you to believe. Since the date of the incident,
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mister Tartaglioni has firmly and consistently maintained that he acted
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appropriately in all respects, and footage of the incident therefore
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would have been exculpolatory as it would have corroborated mister
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Tartaglioni's account of events. Very convenient that it's gone, huh,
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And it's pretty convenient that he's up here crowing so much. Oh,
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I'm the good guy. I tried to save Jeffrey Epstein.
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Did he know that that footage was gone? Look we're
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going to speculate here for a minute. But on July
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third or whatever, right before this happens, he was found
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with a contraband cell phone in his jail cell. He
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said it wasn't his, he said another inmate gave it
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to him. Then fast forward to what happened in the
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cell with Epstein, and he's a hero here again. What
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is he doing in a cell with Epstein? Got nailed
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with contraband quadruple homicide, and then you put him in
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this jail cell with Epstein and want me to believe
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that he stepped up and he tried to save Epstein's
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life after letting Epstein supposedly put a noose around his
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neck and choke himself. How does that make sense to anyone?
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And how is anyone sucking that bullshit down? Accordingly, we
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asked the court to conduct a hearing to determine one
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how the video was destroyed, who was responsible for its destruction,
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and why it was not preserved. Two were there any
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witnesses who reviewed the video prior to its destruction who
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can describe what they observed and in turn preserve at
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least some of the video's exculplatory value. Three, Where and
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to what extent the destruction of the video was deliberate
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or reckless, And whether there was any bad faith on
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the part of the government in connection in the videos destruction.
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I mean, for real, how is it that this video
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gets destroyed in the first place. I can't get over that.
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I know, I keep asking that question and it's become
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redundant at this point, But folks, these are the questions
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that need to be asked, and so far besides a
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few content creators and hard charging investigative journalists, nobody has
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had the hutsbah to do it. The government's explanation up
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to now, Barkett wrote, is inadequate as it is nonspecific, unsworn,
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and untested. Respectfully, the government's fluid account of the efforts
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that were made to preserve this critical mitigating evidence are
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deeply troubling and demand that an explanation be given via
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sworn testimony. Barkett continued, but again emphasizing the exculplatory value
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of the video footage for his client. And whenever I
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see a lawyer going this crazy about something, my Spidey
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senses start to tingle, and I say to myself, this
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lawyer knows what's up. He knows this video doesn't exist,
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and he's pushing hardier because he knows it doesn't exist,
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and he knows that his client will never gets smashed
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for it. So it just looks bad for everybody involved,
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doesn't it. In case you missed it, Prosecutors in New
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York City previously announced that they were able to locate
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lost surveillance footage from outside of the deceased pedophile cell
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on December nineteenth, which was one day after prosecutors told
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the federal court that video from the night of July
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twenty second and early morning of July twenty third in
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twenty nineteen had not been properly preserved by Manhattan MCC authorities.
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On January ninth, prosecutors once again said the video was gone. Now.
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Nobody got fired, nobody was sanctioned, nobody got Purp Wall
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out of the building. So it's okay to just go
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to your job and delete this kind of video. Here's
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an idea, go to your job on Monday, screw everything up,
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and see how quickly you get your ass fired. After
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the first Epstein jail incident, the microscope quickly shifted to
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Epstein's former cellmate, the aforementioned Nick Tartaglioni. As Long Crime
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previously reported, Tartaglioni claims to have saved the elite pedophiles
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life on the night in question. The ex cop behind
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bars on quadruple murder charges reportedly alerted Manhattan MCC officials
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after Epstein attempted to hang himself again. After Epstein attempted
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to hang himself. After Epstein attempted to hang himself, why
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not before why not stop it before you see how
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big Tartaglioni is. Old boys, his arms are as big
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as my torso. After that incident, Epstein was transferred to
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a different section of the MCC placed on so called
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suicide walk, which promptly taken off, and then left alone
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in his cell before eventually dying under somewhat disputed circumstances.
25:07
During the second week of August twenty nineteen. Epstein's death
25:12
was officially ruled a suicide by hanging. I mean, since
25:15
that's the official narrative in all, it's obviously he hanged himself.
25:18
We should all just pack it up, you conspiracy theorists.
25:24
Parket told the New York Daily News why the video
25:26
matters to him and Tartaglioni. We're not looking to point
25:29
fingers at anybody. We'd like to have a record of
25:32
what took place with the video, he said. We want
25:35
to be able to show that incarcerated, he's still acting
25:38
appropriately and doing the right thing. Oh yeah, because you
25:42
know he's always doing the right thing. Mister Tartaglioni is
25:45
a man of honor, a man who does the right
25:47
thing at every moment. Here's what the government said about
25:51
the destroyed video last week. The government respectfully submits this
25:56
letter to provide a further update to the Court regarding
25:59
the defenses were request for video footage from outside the
26:02
defendant cell at the Metropolitan Correctional Center on July twenty
26:06
second July twenty third, twenty nineteen. On or about December nineteenth,
26:12
twenty nineteen, the government informed the Court and Defense Council
26:16
that it had confirmed with MCC staff that the requested
26:20
video had been preserved and that the government was working
26:24
to obtain a copy from MCC. As set forth in
26:28
greater detail below, the Government has learned that the MCC
26:32
inadvertently preserved video from the wrong tier within the MCC
26:37
and as a result, video from outside the defendant cell
26:40
on July twenty second, twenty third, twenty nineteen. I either
26:44
requested video no longer exists, so everything else was preserved, right,
26:48
It was only this video that wasn't preserved. How isn't
26:52
that suspect to people? How aren't people going crazy about
26:56
that shit? On or about July twenty third, twenty nineteen,
27:03
at approximately one twenty seven am, MCC corrections officers responded
27:07
to the cell cell one that the defendant shared with
27:10
Jeffrey Epstein on or about July twenty fifth, twenty nineteen,
27:15
Defense Council requested that MCC preserve video footage from outside
27:20
the defendant cell from July twenty second, twenty nineteen, at
27:24
eleven pm through July twenty third, twenty nineteen, at four am.
27:29
From speaking with MCC Legal Council, the government understands that
27:34
its response that in the response to this request, MCC
27:38
Legal Council looked up the defendant cell number and the
27:41
MCC computer system, and thereafter requested that MCC staff preserved
27:46
video from outside of that cell for the requested time period.
27:51
An MCC staff member confirmed that the video had been preserved.
27:55
So that staff member, whoever that is, who is it, Oh,
27:58
a staff member, oh, an anonymous source. So this person
28:02
didn't preserve the video then said they did. And there's
28:05
nobody who's wanting to look deeper into that. Again, this
28:09
is why we need congressional commissions here, congressional hearings. If
28:13
your congressmen and women really cared about you, and they
28:15
really cared about survivors of human trafficking, they'd be all
28:18
over this shit honor. About January third, twenty twenty, the
28:25
MCC provided the government with a copy of the video
28:27
that it had preserved, which the government then converted into
28:31
a playable format. After reviewing the video, it appeared to
28:35
the government that the footage contained on the preserve video
28:38
was for the correct date and time, but captured a
28:41
different tier than the one where Cell one was located.
28:45
Because the preserved video did not show corrections officers responding
28:49
to any of the cell scene on the video, so
28:52
they had it directed at the wrong tier. Even you
28:55
guys can't even get it correct and have the camera
28:59
pointing out the right cell. After speaking with MCC Legal Council,
29:05
the government was informed that the MCC computer system listed
29:08
a different, incorrect cell for Tartaglione Cell two. Therefore, when
29:13
MCC Legal Council asked that the video outside of the
29:16
defendant cell be preserved, the MCC preserved video outside of
29:20
cell two instead of Sell one. Why isn't it all preserved?
29:25
Why are you getting rid of it? What is this
29:26
surveillance footage over at the bodega where you only have
29:29
one VHS tape for the whole month. The government understands
29:35
from speaking with MCC Legal Council that there was a
29:38
backup system in place that housed all video for Special
29:41
Housing Unit, including the video requested by Defense Council. The
29:45
government further understands from the Federal Bureau of Investigation that
29:49
it has reviewed that backup system as part of an
29:53
unrelated investigation and determined that the requested video no longer
29:57
exists on the backup system, and not since at least
30:01
August of twenty nineteen, as a result of technical errors.
30:05
So how many other videos were destroyed just that one?
30:09
Nobody else finds this a little bit suspect I'm the
30:12
only one over here. Maybe I ate some mescalin before
30:15
I when I woke up this morning. Maybe there was
30:17
some mescalin in my coffee, and I'm just on some
30:19
kind of you know, uh trip, some kind of psychedelic
30:23
trip right now. But it sure seems to me that
30:26
this is all bad, and the fact that nobody was
30:28
ever held accountable makes it even worse. The government will
30:34
make the video of the tier containing Cell two available
30:37
for Defense Counsel's review at the United States Attorney's Office. Boy,
30:41
isn't that nice of them. Let's see a video of
30:43
the wrong tier, the wrong cell block, Because you guys
30:46
do such a great job. But it's just a perfect storm, folks.
30:49
Nothing to see here, No more investigations needed. Bill Barr
30:54
told you what happened. The state told you what happened.
30:56
The government told you what happened. Now sit down, shut up,
30:59
and accept their narrative. If you'd like to contact me,
31:03
you can do that at Bobby Kapouchi at ProtonMail dot com.
31:07
That's Bo bbu Y c apu Cci at ProtonMail dot com.
31:12
You can also find me on Twitter at Bobby underscore
31:16
c ap u Cci. The link that I discussed can
31:20
be found in the description box. What's up, everyone, and
31:25
welcome to another episode of the Epstein Chronicles. As the
31:29
nuclear fallout from the Jeffrey Epstein debacle continues to rain
31:33
down around the DOJ, the FBI, and the country as
31:37
a whole. We're now learning that metadata shows that the
31:41
FBI is raw. Jeffrey Epstein prison video wasn't so raw
31:45
after all, and according to metadata, that video was modified.
31:51
So why are they modifying the video? That's not what
31:53
anybody asks for. Nobody asked you to curate the truth.
31:57
We just want the truth, whatever it is, and if
32:00
that means powerful people have to fall, then, so be it.
32:04
I don't think anybody cares about the so called elite
32:06
at this point, well besides the people that are still
32:09
on their payroll. But at this point, I have zero
32:11
confidence in the DJ. Certainly have no confidence in the FBI.
32:16
But we have to be honest when we're talking about
32:18
this subject. This is above the head of the DJ
32:22
or the FBI. If you think the FBI or the
32:25
DOJ has access to the videos and the information we
32:28
all want, you're crazy. This information is stashed somewhere in
32:34
a CIA black vault, in some location not known to
32:37
anybody but the people involved. You see, I'm not one
32:40
of these people that thinks that Epstein was being run
32:42
on the books. I think that Jeffrey Epstein was a
32:45
black project. I think he was being run off the books.
32:48
That way, there's no ties leading back to them when
32:51
it comes to Epstein, and the whole entire idea was
32:54
to cause a bunch of misinformation and disinformation to hit
32:58
the scene. That way, when people start talking crazy, they
33:01
could have their inserted hills come out and say, look
33:05
look at the kind of nonsense people are talking. This
33:07
is nothing more than a conspiracy theory, and all these
33:10
morons out here that talk about crazy stuff when we're
33:13
talking about Epstein stuff that's not even close to being provable,
33:17
are part of the problem. Now, look, you can say, hey,
33:20
I believe this, this, this, or that, but that's not
33:23
what a lot of these people are doing. Instead, you
33:25
have people out here talking about crazy shit and saying
33:28
that it's one hundred percent factually true, and then you
33:31
have other people believing them because they don't really know
33:34
what's true or what's not, or what to believe or
33:37
who to follow. So a lot of times people follow
33:39
wherever their bias leads them. But like I've told you
33:42
a million times, if you're following somebody that is covering
33:46
this story and they've never even bothered to read you
33:48
a core document or talk about the actual facts of
33:51
the case, that's somebody that's probably grifting and somebody that
33:55
probably doesn't even care about real justice. Because the truth
33:58
is a lot of people have cop this story to
34:01
fit into whatever kind of weird ass narrative that they're building,
34:04
And unfortunately, these are the cats that get platformed. They're
34:08
the ones that get pushed And ask yourself why if
34:11
they were really over the target. If they were really
34:14
on point, do you really think they'd be getting that
34:16
pushed by the algorithm, or do you think the algorithm
34:18
would be trying to bury everything they're saying. Instead, it
34:21
promotes it and pushes it forward. So you don't need
34:25
to be a genius to figure out why. It's all
34:28
part of the syop, all part of the disinformation campaign
34:31
that they've been waging now for over six years. Today's
34:35
article is from Wired, and the headline metadata shows the
34:39
FBI's raw Jeffrey Epstein prison video was likely modified. Oh
34:44
no shit, lots of shakhau. This article was authored by
34:48
Drew Moroda. The United States Department of Justice this week
34:53
released nearly eleven hours of what it described as full,
34:57
raw surveillance footage from a camera positioned near Jeffrey Epstein's
35:01
prison cell the night before he was found dead. The
35:04
release was intended to address conspiracy theories about Epstein's apparent
35:08
suicide in federal custody, but instead of putting those suspicions
35:12
to rest, it may feel of them further. Yeah, no shit,
35:16
they really stepped in it here, folks. I told you,
35:19
I told you from the very beginning of this nonsense
35:22
with the white binders, the idiot influencers, that this was
35:26
nothing more than an op and now here we are,
35:29
and unlike a lot of these other clowns out here,
35:31
I have a catalog with like fifteen thousand episodes. The
35:35
things that they're talking about now, oh, this is breaking
35:38
news or that's breaking news we covered like three years
35:41
ago on the podcast. So all of this stuff is
35:44
basically a rehash for those of you who have been
35:46
around for years, and for those of you who have
35:49
been following the story, and for those of you who haven't.
35:52
I'm sure it's eye opening because it sounds like this
35:55
shit is nothing more than a fairy tale, like something
35:58
out of a movie. But I assure you it's reality,
36:02
and that reality has destroyed countless lives. Metadata embedded in
36:07
the video and analyzed by wire and independent video forensic experts,
36:12
showed that rather than being a direct export from the
36:15
prison surveillance system, the footage was modified, likely using the
36:19
professional editing tool Adobe Premiere Pro. The file appears to
36:23
have been assembled from at least two source clips, saved
36:26
multiple times, exported, and then uploaded to the DOJ's website,
36:30
where it was presented as We're aw footage. Why lie?
36:34
Why not just say this is stitch together video and
36:37
we put it together from the initial videos that we had.
36:41
But no, they can't do that, right, Oh, this is
36:44
the raw video. This is the video that tells us
36:47
the whole story. Nobody believes you. I didn't believe Bill Barr,
36:51
and I don't believe you. Okay. At this point, I
36:55
don't think there's anything that they could do to fix this.
36:59
The dam is already done and their credibility is absolutely fried,
37:04
especially these people that were out here talking all this
37:06
nonsense leading up to the election only to get elected
37:09
to take power and then drop this doozy on us,
37:12
Especially when in the same memo you say that there's
37:15
over a thousand victims. We only had a trial for
37:18
a couple of those victims that only a few people
37:21
had their say? What about the other girls? What about
37:24
the girls with no names? Should we just move on
37:26
from them too? I mean, I guess it's what they
37:29
want us to do. Unfortunately for them, there will be
37:32
no backing down. There will only be moving forward. Experts
37:37
caution that it's unclear what exactly was changed, and that
37:40
the metadata does not prove deceptive manipulation, that's not the point.
37:44
Don't call it raw data. Just say you have a
37:46
video that you mesh together. Be absolutely transparent. That's the
37:50
problem here. The big problem is we have no truth,
37:54
no transparency, and nobody has anyone they can rely on
37:57
who's in a position of power. Look, if you don't
38:00
want to take out Epstein's associates, who the fuck do
38:03
you want to take out? Oh, that's right, people for
38:06
selling drugs, drug addicts, people who might be engaged in
38:10
illegal gambling. Forget them, they're going to prison forever. But
38:13
if you were running around with Jeffrey Epstein, providing them
38:15
with women, setting it up, facilitating it, enabling it. Yeah,
38:20
I'm looking at you, Sarah Kellen Vickers. You're gonna have
38:24
a nice life. Nobody's coming after you. You can go
38:27
and live in your mansion, in your nice little condo,
38:30
while these unnamed survivors are left to pick up the pieces.
38:33
And we're talking about real people. We're not talking about
38:36
people that are just you know, names on a page,
38:38
or in this case, no names on a page. But
38:41
these are real people with people who love them, fathers, mothers, brothers, children,
38:45
and they deserve justice. They don't deserve to be told
38:49
to move on, especially when nobody has been held to account.
38:53
The video may have simply been processed for a public
38:55
release using available software, with no modifications beyond stitching together
39:00
the two clips, but the absence of a clear explanation
39:03
for the processing of the file using professional editing software
39:07
complicates the Justice Department's narrative. In a case already clouded
39:11
by suspicion, The ambiguity surrounding how the file was processed
39:15
is likely to provide fresh fodder for conspiracy theories. Well
39:20
they did it to themselves again. Now look, I'm not
39:22
going to sit here and tell you that this video
39:24
was completely edited. That's well beyond my level of expertise.
39:29
But I will tell you this. They weren't upfront with us.
39:32
They weren't transparent. And when you call a video raw,
39:35
I expect that video to be untouched. Is that too
39:38
much to ask? You said it was raw, not me.
39:41
So now that I'm holding you accountable for your own
39:43
words on the asshole, Sorry, buddy, it's a you problem,
39:46
not enough problem. You're the ones who said all this shit.
39:50
You're the ones who said we're going to have this
39:52
raw video and then provide a video that stitched together.
39:56
So if you have anyone to blame, once again, it's
39:59
the deal. They're the ones that are stepping in it
40:02
every step of the way. Any aspect of the official
40:06
story that isn't fully explained will be co opted by
40:10
conspiracy theorists, says Mike Rothschild, an author who writes about
40:14
conspiracy theories and extremists. So whatever your favorite of Epstein
40:18
conspiracy is, the video will help bolster it. Oh another expert?
40:23
Is it all these fucking experts out here that have
40:25
a lot to say? Now, where have you been for
40:27
the last six years, mister Mike Rothschild And that name
40:30
alone is gonna get people fired up. I can already
40:33
see the emails. All this guy's in the rothschilds he's
40:36
a Luminati fuck he might be. I don't know. I
40:39
have no idea, but I will tell you this bro's
40:42
a bullshitter. Whatever your favorite conspiracy theory is, yeah, like
40:46
this is a big conspiracy. It's so gross And that's
40:50
why I get so mad at the misinformation pedlars and
40:54
the disinformation jerkofs that are out there talking bullshit about
40:57
the case. People that have no idea what they're talking about.
41:00
They cause great damage, they have great reach. A lot
41:02
of people listen to them, and before you know it,
41:05
everybody has donn In Krueger syndrome and they're running around
41:08
like they're a fucking expert breaking news. This is not
41:11
the topic to show up to and act like you're
41:13
an expert right away. You got to put in the work, homie,
41:17
start with the core documents and go from there. And
41:19
if you haven't read all the core documents, and I
41:22
mean all of them, then you're operating from a place
41:24
of speculation. You have to have a strong foundation before
41:28
you even get started, right and then from there, of
41:31
course you jump down rabbit holes. But there's a lot
41:34
of people that don't even have a strong foundation of
41:36
the basics of the case. They don't know the players,
41:38
they don't know what happened. They don't know about Palm Beach.
41:41
All they talk about is the island. They don't realize
41:43
that Epstein was active multiple continents. They have no idea,
41:48
and a lot of that blame falls on the legacy
41:50
media and the jerkofs who have decided to try and
41:53
co opt this story recently, who only want to talk
41:56
about the salacious bullshit. For months up to the joint
42:00
memo the DOJ and FBI published Monday, Attorney General Pam
42:05
Bondi had promised the release of records related to Epstein,
42:08
raising expectations that new, potentially incriminating details might surface about
42:14
the disgraced financier's death and his ties to powerful individuals. However,
42:19
rather than revealing new information, the memo largely confirmed conclusions
42:23
reach years earlier that Epstein was found in a Manhattan
42:27
prison cell on August tenth, twenty nineteen, and died by
42:30
suicide while awaiting trial on sex trafficking charges. Do you
42:35
really think that's what happened. We just went through the
42:37
OIG report. What about all the issues that were at
42:40
the jail at the time that he died. What about
42:43
all the coincidences? I mean, I guess you can write
42:46
them off and say, Look, I believe the DOJ. They
42:49
have never steered me wrong. The government always tells me
42:52
the truth. And I'm going to go with what Cash
42:55
and Dan Bongino and Pam Bondi said. And if that's
42:58
who you are, I'm not here to change your mind.
43:02
I feel like my job is to open the door
43:04
and if you decide to walk through that door, then
43:06
that's on you. If you don't walk through that door, well, hey,
43:10
good luck, have fun being peddled a bunch of bullshit
43:13
and not knowing the real story. To support its conclusions,
43:16
the FBI reviewed surveillance footage overlooking the common area of
43:20
the special housing unit as a Metropolitan Correctional center where
43:24
Epstein was held. The FBI enhanced the footage by adjusting contrast, color,
43:28
and sharpness, and release both the enhanced and what it
43:31
described as the raw version. Both versions of the video
43:35
appear to have been processed using Premiere and include much
43:38
of the same metadata. According to the FBI, anyone entering
43:42
the area containing Epstein's cell during the relevant timeframe would
43:46
have been visible on that camera. Yeah, what about Tartaglione
43:49
during the first attempt and the message I think he
43:52
passed on to Epstein? You know, people want to speculate
43:55
about a bunch of crazy stuff, but nobody ever wants
43:57
to talk about that part of the story. Why was
44:00
a man who was facing four homicides put in a
44:03
cell with Jeffrey Epstein. Nobody's been able to answer that
44:06
for me yet. And who made that decision at the jail.
44:09
Can we get the paperwork on who signed off on that?
44:12
I'm guessing we're never going to see that, either, you know,
44:15
national security or whatever. Working with two independent video forensic experts,
44:19
Wired examine the twenty one gigabyte files released by the
44:23
DOJ Using a metadata tool. Reporters analyze both exchangeable image
44:29
file format and extensible metadata platform data to identify signs
44:34
of post processing. The raw file shows clear signs of
44:38
having been processed using an Adobe product, most likely Premiere,
44:42
based on metadata that specifically references file extensions used by
44:47
the video editing software. All of this stuff is above
44:51
my head, so I really don't have much to add
44:53
when it comes to metadata or video editing. I'm not
44:56
going to bullshit you and act like I know what
44:57
I'm talking about. I have no idea. My biggest beef
45:01
here is, don't tell me something's raw if it's not.
45:04
I know what raw means, and if you've edited the video,
45:06
well it's not raw, right. According to experts, Adobe software,
45:10
including Premiere and Photoshop, leaves traces in exported files, often
45:15
embedding metadata that logs which assets were used and what
45:18
actions were taken during editing. In this case, the metadata
45:22
indicates the file was saved at least four times over
45:26
a twenty three minute span on May twenty third, twenty
45:29
twenty five, by a Windows user account called MJ cole one.
45:34
The metadata does not show whether the footage was modified
45:37
before each time it was saved. So again, a lot
45:40
to break down there, and I'll leave that to the experts.
45:43
My big beef, just to be clear, is that you're
45:45
telling me it's raw data when it's not. Why another
45:49
self inflicted wound? Why open this can of worms for
45:53
people to look at this and say, ah, you know what?
45:55
Things aren't on the up and up again? The embedded
45:57
data suggests a video is not continued US unaltered export
46:01
from a surveillance system, but a con posite assembled from
46:05
at least two separate m P four files. The metadata
46:09
includes references to Premiere Project files and two specific source
46:13
clips twenty twenty five five twenty two twenty one twelve
46:18
forty eight dot MP four and twenty twenty five five
46:22
twenty two sixteen thirty five twenty one MP four. These
46:26
entries appear under a metadata section labeled ingredients, part of
46:30
Adobe's internal schema for tracking source material used in edited exports.
46:36
The metadata does not make clear where in the video
46:39
the two clips were spliced together. Hanni Farreed, a professor
46:44
at UC Berkeley whose research focuses on digital forensics and misinformation,
46:49
reviewed the metadata at Wired's request. Freed is recognized expert
46:53
in the analysis of digital images and detection of manipulated media,
46:58
including deep fakes. He is testified at numerous court cases
47:02
involving digital evidence. Freed says that metadata raises the media
47:06
concerns about chain of custody, the documented handling of digital
47:11
evidence from collection to presentation in a courtroom. Just like
47:15
physical evidence, he explains, digital evidence must be handled in
47:18
a way that preserves its integrity. Metadata, while not always precise,
47:24
can provide important clues about whether that integrity has been compromised.
47:29
If a lawyer brought me this file and asked if
47:31
it was suitable for court, I'd say no, go back
47:34
to the source. Do it right, Freed says, do a
47:37
direct export from the original system. No monkey business. Is
47:41
that too much to ask? Like I'm the asshole for
47:44
asking them to just do the right thing, or at
47:46
the very least, don't lie to us, don't tell us
47:49
that it's a raw video clip when it's obviously not.
47:52
Freed points to another anomaly, the videos aspect ratio shifts
47:56
noticeably at several points. Why am I suddenly seeing a
47:59
different as spec ratio? He asks. Freed cautions that while
48:03
the metadata clearly shows the video is modified, the changes
48:07
could be benign, for example, converting footage from a proprietary
48:12
surveillance format to a standard MP four, while there may
48:15
be un controversial explanations for the metadata artifacts, such as
48:19
stitching together multiple days of footage during compilation or the
48:24
routine export of surveillance footage to an MP four format.
48:27
The FBI did not respond to specific questions about the
48:31
files processing, instead referring wired to the DOJ. The DOJ,
48:36
in turn referred inquiries back to the FBI and the
48:39
Bureau of Prisons. The GOP did not respond to a
48:42
request for comment. So not only are they bullshitting us,
48:46
they're stonewalling us as well. We're not going to get
48:50
any information here, I'm telling you, folks, now, get ready,
48:53
nothing's on the way. According to a twenty twenty three
48:57
report from the DOJ Office of the Inspector General, you
49:00
know the one I just posted the one we've been
49:02
talking about, Yeah, that report, MCC. The detention facility where
49:06
Epstein was found hanged had around one hundred and fifty
49:09
analog surveillance cameras, but starting on July twenty ninth, twenty nineteen,
49:14
a technical error prevented roughly half of them from recording,
49:18
including most inside the sachw Just a glitch, just another coincidence.
49:23
The guards happened to be sleeping too when this all happened.
49:26
The system was scheduled for repairs on August ninth, the
49:29
night before Epstein was found dead, but the technician assigned
49:32
to fix it couldn't access the necessary equipment because the
49:36
corrections officer required to escortum was nearing the end of
49:39
their shift. Can you imagine This is what we have
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to deal with. This is the excuse he was changing
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his shift. There's no boss there, where's the lieutenant? Where
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is his supervisor? As a result, only two cameras were
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operational near the SACHU at the time MCC staff found
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Epstein hanging in his cell, one covering the common area
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and stairwells near the entrance to the adjacent ten South unit,
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and another monitoring the ninth floor elevator bay, neither captured
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Epstein's cell door. But yeah, the video tells us the
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whole story, right, we know exactly what was going on.
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According to the DOJ's memo, the footage confirms that from
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the time Epstein was locked in his cell at approximately
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eight pm on August ninth, twenty nineteen, and between around
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ten forty pm and six thirty am the next morning,
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no one entered the tier where his cell was located. However,
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the recording includes a notable gap. Approximately one minute of
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footage is missing from eleven fifty eight fifty eight pm
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to twelve am, and the video resumes immediately afterward. The
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OIG's report found no evidence of a conspiracy to kill Epstein. Instead,
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at documented years of chronic staffing failures and system breakdowns
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at MCC. The facility was temporarily closed in one after
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the DOJ essentially deemed conditions unfit for incarceration. That is
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the excuse. After this DOJ report, the OIG report was filed,
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nothing was changed. Everything's still the same. So the whole
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entire idea of the OIG report was to get you
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to think that everything's on the up and up. But
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when you read that report like we have, you know
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that that's not the case, that there is so much
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more going on there. The big problem is we're never
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going to be able to get the court documents or
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any of the documents from the GOP to prove it,
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and that's all part of the cover up. Unfortunately. At
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a press conference on Tuesday, Bondi attributed the missing minute
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to a flaw in the surveillance system's daily cycle, claiming
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that one minute is missing from every night's recording. Given
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the year as a high profile conspiracy theory surrounding Epstein,
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any perceived inconsistency in the official narrative is likely to
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draw intense scrutiny. Conspiracy theorist Alex Jones called the DOJ
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memo sickening. Next the DOJ will say, actually, Jeffrey Epstein
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never existed, he wrote a post on X. In the
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world of conspiracy theories, evidence that disproved something happened becomes
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proof that something happened, says Roth's child. He explains that
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the case of Epstein's death is a good example of
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this phenomenon. Every piece of evidence points to him taking
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his own life, the negligence of the prison staff, the
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disrepair of the cameras. The coroner's report is turned into
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evidence that he was killed by powerful figures who weren't
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competent enough to cover up the crime correctly, or they
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just let it happen and they knew that the disinformation
52:42
would take hold when people like mister Rothschild came out
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here and massage their story. And that's the whole point.
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Have just enough confusion, just enough disinformation out there to
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make everybody say to themselves, well, what's true and what's not.
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But when you really get down to it, I guess
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if you believe in all those coincidences, fine, But for me,
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there seems to be a lot more going on here.
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And until I have all the truth, all the evidence,
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all the core documents, and I know who signed off
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on Jeffrey Epstein being in to sell with Nicholas S. TARTAGLIONI,
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none of your bullshit gas lighting is gonna work. The
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apparent gaps in the video Rothschild says, will naturally inflame
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these suspicions. One media forensic expert who reviewed the metadata
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and agreed with Wired's analysis, but requested anonymity due to
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privacy concerns and a desire to avoid having their name
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publicly associated with anything related to the Epstein case. Put
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it bluntly, it looks suspicious, but not as suspicious as
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the DOJ refusing to answer basic questions about it. And
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that's really where I'm at. Why won't they answer basic
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questions about the story, but instead you act like nothing's wrong,
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like nothing's going on, and like no one should have
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any questions. And you know what that does. It makes
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people ask even more questions. And if they think that
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we're going on and that we're gonna stop asking questions,
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but that's not gonna happen. In fact, they've really opened
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Pandora's box here. And not only that, but when they
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open Pandora's box, they lost control of the narrative. And
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now they're a scrambling to try and regain control. But
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I think at this point they've lost the narrative so
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completely that they're not gonna be able to do it now.
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Of course, they're gonna have their disinformation merchants out there
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spreading all kinds of bullshit, but I think people are
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hit and I think people are now focused on what's
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going on, and I don't think a simple case closed
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is gonna cut it at this point. And guess what,
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Even if everybody else shuts up and moves on to
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the next shiny object, We'll still be here raising the
54:42
flags of discontent every single day because the storms they
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come and go, the big fish eat the little fish,
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and I keep on paddling. All of the information that
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