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Tartaglione’s Accusation: Did Maurene Comey Offer Epstein a Secret Bargain ? · 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. According to Nicholas Tartaglioni, you know the guy
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  that was in the jail cell with Jeffrey Epstein when
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  he allegedly tried to kill himself the first time around. Well,
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  according to that guy, Jeffrey Epstein was approached by Morien Komi,
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  who allegedly offered Jeffrey Epstein freedom if he would roll
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  over on Trump. Now that's a pretty highly charged statement
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  to make, right. The problem is there's nothing to back
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  that up and keeping it one hundred, I don't really
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  believe anything Nicholas Tartaglioni has to say. I think that
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  he was the message center, and I think that what
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  Jeffrey Epstein said about Tartaglioni in that jail cell is true.
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  I think that Tartaglioni assaulted Epstein in that cell, and
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  one of my working theories is he was putting that
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  cell on purpose to pass on that message either you
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  do it or we will. And Epstein obviously got the
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  message right one way or the other. He got the
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  message either he did it himself or somebody else did it.
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  But I don't think he did it of his own volition.
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  I don't think he woke up one day and was like,
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  you know what, today is the day I'm going to
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  end my life, because when you talk to all the
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  people that were around them, that's not what they say.
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  And Jeffrey Epstein, from everything we know, isn't the kind
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  of guy that's going to pack it in. He thought
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  he was going to win this case. He thought that
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  he was going to beat this So I have a
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  hard time believing the narrative that he just woke up
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  one day and decided to call it quits. I just
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  don't think that happened. Now. Look that doesn't mean that
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  that isn't what went down. I just have a hard
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  time believing it from everything else we know, from all
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  the other people we talk to, very difficult to believe
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  that this man, with his hubris, with his arrogance, with
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  his thoughts of being better than everybody else, thought that
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  he was actually going to be sunk, especially considering all
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  of the information that he had on other people. So
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  considering all of that, I'm going to need some concrete
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  proof of what mister tark Taglione he's telling us here,
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  And unfortunately for him, and for us, all we have
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  to go on is what Nicholas Tartaglioni, a four time murderer,
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  has to say. Not exactly what I'd call a reliable narrator,
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  all right. Today's article is from the New York Post
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  and the headline Jeffrey Epstein claimed prosecutors offered his freedom
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  if he agreed to implicate Donald Trump. According to his excelmate,
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  this article was authored by Andy Tillett. How long before
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  they're showing up at Nicholas Tartaglioni's jail to give him
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  all kinds of special favors. Oh yeah, Well come on, Nicholas,
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  come on down to the other facility. Have yourself a
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  Chick fil A too. Jeffrey Epstein claimed New York federal
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  prosecutors told him that he could walk free if he
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  agreed to implicate Donald Trump. According to his excelmate, well
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  there it is, folks. We can pack it all in
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  and we can just forget about the investigation. You know,
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  Nicholas Tartaglioni told us what was up. After his arrest
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  on child sex trafficking charges in July of twenty nineteen,
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  Epstein was transferred to the Metropolis Incorrectional Center in Manhattan,
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  where he shared a cell with ex cop Nicholas Tartaglioni,
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  who was awaiting trial before being convicted on a quadruple
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  murder charge. That should be what the article's about right there.
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  Why was Jeffrey Epstein in the cell with Tartaglioni in
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  the first place? Who made that decision? Why they make
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  that decision, and how come that person has never come forward?
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  Because even in the lowest rent cop dramas on TV,
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  they're not going to put a guy like Jeffrey Epstein
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  in a cell with somebody like Nicholas Tartaglioni. Why would
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  they do that? What's the purpose? What's the point? You're
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  gonna put Epstein in there with other white collar people.
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  You're gonna put him in there with other people that
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  are facing the same kind of charges. What you're not
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  gonna do is put one of the most or should
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  be one of the most protected inmates in the whole
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  entire system, and with a guy that's facing four murders.
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  Who came up with that idea? And why? That should
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  be what this articles about. Not pitching this bullshit that
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  Tartaglioni has some inside information. These motherfuckers will do anything
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  besides talk to the survivors. Huh. Tar Taglioni fifty seven
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  now claims that Epstein, who died a month after being arrested,
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  told him prosecutors had offered to cut a deal if
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  he'd snitch on President Trump, who was then in his
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  first term, breaking news, Epstein would have rolled over faster
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  than you can say jump. What do you think he
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  had loyalty to Donald Trump? Do you think Jeffrey Epstein
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  had loyalty to anybody? He had loyalty to himself. That's it.
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  Not to Alain Maxwell, not to any of his other friends, nobody,
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  to himself, and certainly not to America or Israel. This
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  was the most self serving man, maybe in the history
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  of the world. Prosecutors told Epstein that if he said
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  President Trump was involved with Epstein's crimes, he would walk free.
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  In a petition to be pardoned, Tartaglioni claims in a
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  pardon application filed in July and obtained by the Post,
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  Oh no shit, huh, trying to get a pardon from
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  Donald Trump and using this as debit and owen Trump
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  He'll probably bite well that Nicholas start TAGLIONI he really
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  cleared me. And you know he caught a raw deal.
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  He only killed four drug dealers, So you know he
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  shouldn't be in prison. Let's let him out. Why don't
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  we move him to Camp Brian as well? The absurdity
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  of it all makes me ill. Epstein told me that
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  lead prosecutor Marie Comy said that he didn't have to
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  prove anything as long as President Trump's people could not
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  disprove it. According to marine Comy, the FBI were her people,
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  not his, President Trump's. The filing states, well, Marine Comy
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  wasn't the lead prosecutor on the case. The lead prosecutor
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  on the case was Alison Moe. So that's the first
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  tell right there. Yeah, Comey was involved in it, but
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  she wasn't making the decisions. She wasn't the one making
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  the final call. And to be honest with you, as
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  much as I'm not a fan of Marie Comy, I
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  highly doubt that this story's true. Now, I won't say
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  it's not true one hundred percent because that would be
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  a lie. I don't know. I wasn't in the cell,
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  but I'd lean ninety nine percent towards the side of
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  things that never happened. The papers don't specify what crimes
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  Trump would have been implicated in. At the time of
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  his death, Epstein was charged with sex trafficking and conspiracy,
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  but it was also suspected in a laundry list of
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  other crimes, from financial misdealing to money laundering and blackmail.
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  That's the stuff that's real dangerous for a lot of
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  these people because remember, the vast majority of people that
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  were around Jeffrey Epstein weren't engaging in the abuse, but
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  the vast majority of people that were around them were
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  engaging in a whole host of financial crimes. And that's
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  why I've said from the beginning, we should focus on that,
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  because once you open that door, it's going to open
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  the door to everything else. And that's why they haven't
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  focused on it. That's why we never saw RICO, that's
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  why we've never seen a full accounting forensically speaking of
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  anything Epstein was up to. And that's why we're never
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  going to see that in my opinion, because that's the
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  path to victory, that's the path to transparency, and that's
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  the path to justice. Komi, who acted as lead process
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  the cutter in Tartaglioni's case was fired by the Justice
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  Department in July, and attempts to reach her for comment
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  were unsuccessful, while the Department of Justice did not respond
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  to a request for comment. Now, look, one thing I
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  will say is that Clayton Howard, one of the guys
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  from the Diddy case, also had some pretty interesting things
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  to say about Marine Call Me. So, I mean, you
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  can do with that as you will, but I have
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  a hard time believing that Marine Call Me offered Epstein
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  some kind of deal, because I think that if she
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  offered Epstein that kind of deal, Epstein and his lawyers
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  would have jumped at it because then they would have
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  had the hammer hanging over the administration's head as well
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  as controlling the story when it comes to the Department
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  of Justice. That would have been the perfect situation for
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  Jeffrey Epstein, and we know that he's not going to
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  let a situation like that pass him by. So it
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  just doesn't pass the stiff test. Tart Taglioni added in
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  his petition that Epstein told him President Trump was not
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  involved in Epstein's crimes. Well, that's convenient as your looking
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  to get a parton huh. Nah. Donald Trump. Never heard
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  of the guy. What do you mean? He's a construction guy.
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  He's never built anything. He never wrote a book called
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  Art of the Deal, he was never on TV. Who's
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  Donald Trump? That's the kind of shit we're hearing from
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  TARTAGLIONI over here as he's trying to get a pardon,
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  and look, I get it. I'd be saying anything too. Yeah,
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  Donald Trump, guy cured cancer. You didn't hear? Ah? Donald
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  Trump eighteen feet tall and hung like a bull. Whatever
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  it takes to get me the fuck out of jail
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  is what I'd be saying too. The two men shared
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  a bunk until Epstein's first suicide attempt. Allegedly, they just
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  called it a suicide attempt. Really, we don't know if
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  it's a suicide attempt. On July twenty third, twenty nineteen,
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  when he was discovered in his cell with bruising on
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  his neck. He was then placed on suicide watch in
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  a secure unit and given a different cell mate when
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  he returned. No mention that Epstein said that this dude
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  attacked him, that he assaulted him. That was what Epstein said.
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  Why are we recreating history? Why are we trying to
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  make this dude look like he's some kind of good guy. Here,
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  we're talking about a corrupt cop, a corrupt police officer
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  who murdered four people. Now, if you want to take
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  stock in anything he has to say and listen to him,
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  that's cool. Me, on the other hand, not believe in
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  a single word that this dude has to say. His
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  death was ruled a suicide, but lapses in security and
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  protocol at the correctional facility and the lack of evidence
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  collected at the time of his death have led to
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  many questions. You mean, like the question you're ignoring in
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  this article, the question about what happened that first time
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  around in the cell, because we all know that Jeffrey
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  Epstein didn't try and kill himself that first time around.
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  We all know that Nicholas Tartaglioni assaulted him. And I
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  don't care what anybody says. I don't believe any of
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  the stuff that we've heard from the jail. The investigation
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  into what happened was bullshit. Epstein says that Tartaglioni assaulted him,
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  Tartaglioni denies it. I believe what Epstein had to say.
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  It makes the most sense a former canine officer in Westchester.
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  Tartaglioni was convicted of killing four men after a twenty
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  sixteen cocaine deal went wrong and he believed a worker
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  at his animal sanctuary had stolen two hundred and thirty
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  thousand dollars. The ex cop claims and his pardon bid
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  that the prosecution was flawed and the evidence was manipulated
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  by cops to frame them for the murders. Oh yeah,
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  you got framed, buddy. This dude is so corrupt that
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  it's not even funny. He's from my old neck in
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  the woods, and there's no doubt about how corrupt Nicholas
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  Tartaglioni is was and always will be. In his petition,
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  he alleges a mobile phone involved with the case was
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  tampered with to add his name as a contact after
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  it had been confiscated. He and his lawyers claim video
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  evidence was altered, spliced, mutilated, and destroyed to suit the prosecution.
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  The partner request claims the man who worked for Tartaglioni,
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  Marcus Cruz, confessed to setting up the murders for a
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  Mexican cartel, but was convinced by an event instigator to
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  change his story. Oh yeah, that's exactly what went down, Bro.
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  We know what you did. We heard from the other
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  people involved, and we know that you lured these people
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  out to the spot and then killed them. Tartaglioni also
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  claims the star witness at trial, Joseph Biggs, a bodybuilder
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  in school security guard, only implicated him after meeting with
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  prosecutors thirty times and repeatedly lied and fabricated information on
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  the stand. Everybody is a liar, but Tartaglioni. You see
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  the trend here. Biggs was sentenced to seventeen years in
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  twenty twenty four for his role in this scheme after
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  admitting to pulling the trigger of a gun which killed
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  one of the men. He had been facing life, but
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  his sentence was reduced due to his cooperation. Upon a
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  jury finding him guilty in twenty twenty four, a judge
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  slam Tartaglioni, saying he cared more about animals than the
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  people he killed, calling him delusional and racist, and citing
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  the overwhelming evidence against ABC News reported, yeah, he was cooked.
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  We followed the trial, Bro was cooked. The evidence was irrefutable,
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  and the fact that he's getting up here now and
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  trying to use the Epstein case as some kind of
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  fulcrum to get himself out of prison is foul, and
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  that shit's gonna get challenged. Believe it, because this dude's
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  exactly where he belongs to our Taglioni claims there have
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  been numerous attempts on his life since Epstein's death, leaving
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  him injured with a metal plate in his head. Well,
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  I'm sure that those attacks had nothing to do with
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  the fact that you crossed the Mexican mafia, right, nothing
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  to do with the fact that you screwed the Cinaloa cartel.
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  I'm sure that they took that kindly. I'm sure that
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  they don't want any retribution. I'm sure they don't have
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  anybody in this jails that you're at. Give me a break, dude.
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  Enough with the nonsense, Okay, Nicholas Tartaglioni not exactly a
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  reliable narrator, and frankly, I'm not buying any of it,
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  But like usual, we'll follow along and we'll see where
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  it all goes. All of the information that goes with
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