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Mega Edition: Jeffrey Epstein And Many Ignored Violations Of His Probation And Work Release (4/23/26 · The Vault: The Epstein Files

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Speaker 1: What's up, everyone, and welcome back to the Epstein Chronicles.
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It's pretty much a common known fact at this point
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that while Jeffrey Epstein was out on work release, that
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he was still molesting girls. Well, the Palm Beach Police Department,
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the Palm Beach County Sheriff's Office, they say that that
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never happened, and that Jeffrey Epstein was closely guarded and
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that their deputies were all over this. The problem, folks,
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is that reality just doesn't line up with any of that,
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and we're gonna show you how in this episode. First
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we're gonna talk about how Palm Beach Police and the
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Palm Beach County Sheriff's Office denies that this ever happened.
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And then directly after we read this article, I'm gonna
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read another shorter article about how the Palm Beach County
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Sheriff's Office and the deputies who were guiding Jeffrey Epstein
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or guarding Jeffrey Epstein, I should say, well, how they
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were destroying records as well. So once again you're being
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lied to, and no legacy media is here to call
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this shit out. Where are they? So it's up to
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us once again. The insurgent media to tell you folks
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what really went down here and to shine a spotlight
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on the obvious lies and the obvious deceit. You see,
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you would expect that from Jeffrey Epstein and his friends, right,
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But from the government, well, not so much. Today we
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have an article from Channel twelve News. It's a local
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channel down in Florida, and the headline PBO disputes claim
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that Jeffrey Epstein had sex on work release. This article
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was authored by Chuck Weber. It was published on Wednesday,
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July seventeenth, of two thousand and nineteen. So right off
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the bat, you know it's BS. How could you tell
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if Jeffrey Epstein had sex or didn't have sex while
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he was on work release? Your guards were with him? Well,
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can we see the paperwork? Can we see the receipts?
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Can we see the trail? Oh? You guys destroyed that
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there is no paper trail. Gotcha. On Wednesday, the Palm
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Beach County Sheriff's Office fired back on the notion that
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Epstein may have had sex while on work release more
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than a decade ago. The Sheriff's office, responding via email,
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pointed CBS twelve News to their in house video of
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Chief Deputy Michael Geiger discussing Epstein's work release with a
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documentary crew very carefully guarded. Gager said in the interview,
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each deputy had to file a report of any activity
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that occurred that day. There was a sign in sheet
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and it was very closely monitored by our team. Now
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remember what he's saying here, Okay, Remember who's telling you this,
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Chief Deputy Michael Gagger, Gager whatever, gau Ger, however you
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want to spell his name, Gager whatever. So this, this
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is the guy who is telling you and lying to you.
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By the way, that all of this paperwork was checked,
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that there was a paper trail, everything was on the
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up and up, and nothing goofy was going on here. Well,
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that's not what these survivors have to say, and that's
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not what the Attorney General's office down in the Virgin
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Islands have to say either. So somebody is lying to you,
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and my guess is it's the people here in Palm Beach.
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Because one thing is certainly clear, the law enforcement situation
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in Palm Beach especially is absolutely fubar. There's no way
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in hell that this should have ever went on. And
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then you have the whole entire investigation launched by DeSantis
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that comes up with bubkiss. How's that even possible? You see?
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Because they're all in on it. And when I say that,
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I don't mean they're all in on Epstein's crimes. I
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mean they're all in on making sure that there's no
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dirt on the face of the government. They all have
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skin in the game, right. They don't want to look bad.
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They're all you're elected officials. They don't want to have
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to answer these questions, so they'd rather just sweep it
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underneath the rug. Back in two thousand and eight, after
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Epstein pleaded guilty to procuring an underage girl for prostitution,
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he ended up serving thirteen months in jail, most of
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the time spent on work release. At a downtown West
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Palm Beach office building, Epstein was supposed to be doing
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work for his science foundation. Imagine Science Foundation. What kind
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of work can you possibly be doing? We know you're
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not a scientist, we know you're not running a foundation,
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so stop lying to us down in Palm Beach. Are
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the police officers that dumb down there? Or is it
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something else going on? With Epstein now facing new federal charges,
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of sex trafficking miners at his homes in Palm Beach
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in New York. One Palm Beach County accuser, Courtney Wilde,
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addressed the media Tuesday in Manhattan. CBS twelve news attended
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the briefing. Again, no mention of New Mexico. Why is
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it that they're so hesitant to talk about New Mexico?
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I mean, what really went on over there? We don't
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have a full picture of what went down in New Mexico.
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All we know is that there was some weird shit happening,
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and we know that girls were being abused, But no investigation,
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no raid of the property, no search, no anything. So
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why is it that when they bring this story up,
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they never talk about New Mexico? Remember, lies of omission,
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folks are still lies. I know I have to say
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that all the time, But when we're dealing with this
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bullshit as media, this is what you gotta do. If
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you don't keep them in check and try and read
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in between the lines and see what they're trying to
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really say, well, you'll just continue to get dog walked
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and believe whatever bullshit narrative they want to pump out there.
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Because until we see a real robust investigation here where
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all of this stuff is looked at. I'm going to
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continue to be critical of how this investigation went down
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and how it's still going down. Wild's lead attorney, Brad Edwards,
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said he had just spoken with a new witness who
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told him they knew Epstein had at least some sexual
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encounters while on work release at the West Palm Beach office.
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He was not sitting there conducting some scientific research for
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the betterment of the community, Edwards said, but he was
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having office visitors, some of whom were flown to him
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from New York and continuing to engage in similar conduct
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literally while he was in jail. And it wasn't just
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Brad Edwards who has said this. A lot of other
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people have come forward and said this too. The girls
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who were being abused have said this. You really think
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that Epstein wasn't doing this. He just stopped. He was like,
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you know what, I'm gonna shelve my proclivities. I'm not
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going to be a sick fuck anymore. That's not reality.
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These people can't stop, they can't help themselves. They're degenerates,
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they're sick bastards. They have to touch kids. There's no stopping.
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Edwards clarified he had no knowledge any visitors then were
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under age. The Sheriff's office explained Epstein's foundation paid for
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the deputies guarding him, and Epstein was only allowed visits
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from his attorneys or business partner, no family, friends or guests.
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Oh please, such ps. Look, we literally know that that
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didn't happen, and we know that they didn't keep a
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paper trail. Oh Bobby, you're just saying that I wish
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I was, I wish I was out here just pulling
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your leg and bullshitting you, and that none of that
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ever occurred. But as you're going to see in a
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few minutes when we get to the end here, they
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didn't keep this record that they're talking about, this stellar
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record keeping, and in fact, there was a bunch of
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documents that were destroyed. So is anyone going to answer
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for that? Is any one of these people in this
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office ever going to answer for that? How about Terry Barbera,
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the spokeswoman for the Sheriff's office, any comment, ma'am Terry Barbera,
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the spokeswoman for the Sheriff's office, sending her email if
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he violated any conditions of his release, he would have
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been brought back to the stock and work release would
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have been terminated. You mean, like when he was caught
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in the prole violation that we talked about the other day,
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when he was walking where he shouldn't have been walking,
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got nailed by the cop, and then his probation officer,
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Carmen Sloane covered for him. You mean like that, stop
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lying to us in Palm Beach. You know, people in Florida,
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they better demand some accountability here because this is straight
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up bullshit. If I lived in Palm Beach, I would
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not vote for one single person who was around during
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this escapade. But published reports quoted the Sheriff's office saying
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Epstein's work release visitor logs had been destroyed, as is
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routinely done per state a state law. Oh convenient, very
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very convenient. You don't think that it would be a
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good idea to keep a record of these documents? Of
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course not, because then they can come out with this bullshit. Oh,
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he was watched and guarded. Just trust us. I mean,
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we're very trustworthy people, so you should listen to us.
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It is so absurd, folks that I'm sitting here on
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a Sunday morning and I'm shaking my head as we
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read this article together and asking myself if this is
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even real life? Do they really think we're this stupid
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that we're just going to suck this shit up and
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believe every word of it. CPS twelve News also attended
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the Monday hearing in New York City where Epstein's bond
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issues were addressed. Federal District Judge Richard Berman pointed out
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under the law in a sex trafficking case, the presumption
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is a defendant remains in custody until the case is resolved. Yeah,
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that's how it should be. You know, no diddlers out
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on the street touching your kids. Probably the best scenario
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we can hope for. Still, he said, prosecutors still have
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the burden of proving detentions warranted in filings. In court,
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prosecutors made the case Epstein's wealth makes them a flight risk,
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Epstein's attorney said, and all the years of their client
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has been under suspicion of illicit sexual activity, he's never
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taken off. They proposed mortgaging Epstein's Manhattan mansion worth seventy
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seven million dollars and other assets to back a bond
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for his release. Judge Berman said of hearing Thursday morning
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to announce his bond decision. So you notice how they
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mentioned the destruction of documents is sort of like a
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byline here, right, like it doesn't even matter. But that's
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really the whole issue. They can tell us whatever they want,
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but I'm at the point where it's a show me phase. Okay,
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sure I believe you, but you need to prove it,
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and they can't prove that because they destroyed the documents.
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Now to this next article. I was talking about a short,
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little quick one here to finish up this episode. This
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article is from Long Crime and the author of this
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article is Jerry Lamb, former Epstein work release guard. Destroyed
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PbSO records are the smoking gun. Well yeah they are.
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That's why they're destroyed, just like a cost of emails. Look,
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I tell you, folks all the time, I am not
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some fucking smart guy sitting around here who thinks he's
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some genius. I am not. All I know is that
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I don't know nothing, folks, all right. But I'm also
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not naive and I'm not going to be lied to.
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I'm not going to be gas lit, and I'm not
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going to be told that it's nighttime when it's obviously
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daytime out and these motherfuckers over here down at PbSO,
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they have some explaining to do. This article was first
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authored Excuse Me, first published on September twenty first, twenty nineteen.
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A West Palm Beach County Sheriff's deputy on Friday divulge
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first hand information relating to Jeffrey Epstein's controversial work release program.
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The deputy, who spoke to WPTV on the condition of anonymity,
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is the first PbSO deputy to speak about the offices
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special treatment of the now deceased Epstein. So he's calling
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it special treatment the officer here, not me, and that's
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exactly what it was, special treatment. And for Palm Beach
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to come out and to act like everything was on
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the up and up, and for there to be no
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penalties for them at straight up garbage. I swear to you, folks,
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I'm at the point where I'm gonna run for fucking Senate,
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and my whole entire platform is I'm gonna say, look,
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I'm going there for one term. I'm not running for reelection,
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and my whole goal is the whole everybody who was
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hanging out with Jeffrey Epstein accountable. That's it. I'm not
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even I wouldn't even have an office in DC, folks.
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I do all my remote work from here in Nevada,
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and I'd only show up to DC to have time
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on the floor to rail about how bad shit was
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investigating Epstein and people like them. Enough is enough already.
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How many lawyers do we need in Congress or the
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Senate that are just gonna go there and not do
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anything about shit like this? Oh but they'll get up
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there and they'll spend their time yipping and han about
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how you should hate your neighbor, or about how this
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one's a scumbag, or that one's a scumbag. Meanwhile, not
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one hearing, not one council meeting, not one anything in
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regards to what went on here. You would think that
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one of these Senate committees would want to have a investigation.
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Not one of them has called for a financial look
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at what Epstein was up to. And I'm at the
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point now where I'm not even kidding run for office
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just on that platform alone, that in bringing water to Nevada,
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that's it, obviously, just kidding. I have about as much
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desire to run for office as I do of getting
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hit by a bus, considering all that comes with it.
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But the frustration is what I'm talking about. It's so
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frustrating to see these people who are supposedly our leaders
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go to DC and talk a big game, but never
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do anything about it. When you go against the grain,
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if you rock the boat, if you raise your voice
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about something that you don't think is on the up
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and up, the Sheriff's office is very vindictive. The deputy
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told Contact five and look, I had the same issue
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when I went to New Mexico and I was talking
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to my sources down there. One of them was ex
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law enforcement and they left their job in law enforcement
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because of the way the Epstein situation was handled in
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New Mexico. That should tell you everything you need to know.
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And then this person was so terrified that they wouldn't
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speak on the record as far as put their name
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to it. They didn't want to lose a pension, they
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didn't want blowback. Is that really the kind of society
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we should live in? Cops that are outing their scumbag
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and patriots are the ones that have to look over
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their shoulder. Seems like we have way too many vig
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Macki's and not enough serpicos. The deputy then described Epstein's
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two thousand and eight and two thousand and nine work
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release program a privilege he was able to attain despite
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pleading guilty to soliciting prostitution from a minor, as being
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a clear violation of protocol which called for deputies to
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have eyes on Epstein at all times. So again, the
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deputy is basically telling you that his bosses are lying.
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So who are you going to believe the bosses would
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skin in the game or this guy who's coming out
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and playing whistleblower. I'm gonna believe the whistleblower every day, Folks,
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for starters, When you signed up for that detail, it
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was a plane closed detail, and that almost never happens.
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The deputy said, we were told to follow his vehicle
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in our own sheriff's issued vehicle. I was told when
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he went to his house to stay in the driveway.
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I don't know what happened behind closed doors when he
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went into his house and allegedly had lunch. You know,
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he could have been doing anything during that timeframe. That
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is one of the reasons I stopped working the detail.
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So it's not like they were connected to him, they
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had a handcuffed to their arm right, and then the
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no documentation to go along with it. So if you
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want to believe that this is true, that Epstein wasn't
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doing this, that's totally fine. Again, I'm not here to
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try and convince anyone as shit. I'm just telling you
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the way I see it and the way it breaks
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down when I'm looking at it, and folks, it's all bad.
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This is real bad stuff here. When we have so
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many different government officials, unelected bureaucrats playing kingmaker like their
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Kristen Cole. We're in a big situation, folks, a big situation.
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When asked to Epstein consorted with while working, the deputy
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said the majority of the people he remembered seeing were
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twenty year old females in well dressed business attire. I
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thought that it was strange that besides me, myself and
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mister Epstein, we were the only males in the office.
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I remember I took note of it mentally. The deputy said,
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what else was unusual about it was the fact that
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he was allowed to leave the office and go to
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his residence to have lunch. I've never ever been to
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a detail where that was allowed. To happen. So again,
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why Epstein was getting these special favors is beyond me.
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I'll leave it up to you to figure out. But
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how is it that he's the only one to get
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this sort of treatment. Multiple women have filed lawsuits alleging
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they were flown from New York to Palm Beach and
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forced to have sex with Epstein during his work release hours.
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So who are you going to believe the PbSO or
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are you going to believe these survivors? Obviously the government
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believes the survivors. They got a conviction out of it,
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but they don't believe them when it comes to this, right,
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what it has to do with a little slap back
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for the government or for the government being accountable for
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their fucking bullshit. Nah, we don't believe them, then, Well,
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I'm here to tell you it's time to start listening.
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And all of these prosecutors out there that think they're
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doing the Lord's work, it's time to do the right
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thing for once. Get some backbone, get some spine. The
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deputy further toll Contact five. He and others were mainly
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supposed to sit in front of Epstein's property and just
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log the names of any person who came or left
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the office. However, when Contact five requested a copy of
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the logs kept by deputies guarding Epstein, PbSO spokeswoman Terry
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Barbara confirmed that the records were destroyed according to the
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public record schedule, because all the records have to be destroyed, right,
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You can't save anything. You can't save these important documents,
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of course, not because it looks bad for them. Now,
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if this was just the only a situation, I'd be like,
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all right, coincidence, I get it. But folks, how many
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coincidences have there been throughout this whole thing? And for
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those of you who have been following it the whole time,
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you know exactly what I'm talking about. That sounds like
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a smoking gun right there, said the deputy about the
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destruction of the records. That is highly suspect, especially with
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the Sheriff's office where they keep records of everything. BINGO,
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stop lying to me, Terry Barbera. In the email the
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news outlet, Barbara said any such allegations were false. The
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allegations you are depicting below are factually untrue, end or inaccurate.
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Due to the ongoing criminal investigation that is being completed
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by FDLE. No other response regarding these allegations will be
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given by the sheriff for the PbSO further, your email
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will be forwarded to the FA for further investigation into
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the deputies' allegations. Shut up, shut up and do your job.
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I'm tired of all these Oh I'm gonna forward this
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or forward that the FDL E buffungle, okay, buff fungle
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to all of that. All of these deputies, all these
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assholes who took part in this shit should be embarrassed.
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The whole entire thing was a gigantic sham, and the
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fact that the government is out here still trying to
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cover their ass instead of accepting responsibility. It's disgusting to me.
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And hopefully, one day, probably not in my lifetime, we'll
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have a politician or two that really gives a shit
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about what happens to people, that really cares about the
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country and you know his or her constituents. End's not
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up here playing political theater for a couple of extra
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clicks on Twitter or wherever the fuck these people get
19:52
their joy from, because there's real work that needs to
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be done, folks. We got real corruption going on, and
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I don't think that there's a committee in the Senator
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in Congress that should be looking at what happened here,
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a real look at what happened here, give it the
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January sixth treatment. Why won't they do that? Why not
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go get everyone's bank records like they did for January sixth.
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But like usual, no movement here. Seems like nobody in
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DC cares and we're stuck putting the pieces together ourselves.
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But guess what, folks, I'm pretty good at this puzzle
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game we're playing here, and so are you. So we're
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gonna continue on, continuing on putting these pieces together and
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calling these modern day robber barons out on their bullshit
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at every turn. All right, folks, that's gonna do it
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for this one. I hope that all of you are
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having a great day, and I certainly will be back
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with a little more later on. If you'd like to
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contact me, you can do that at Bobby Kapuuchi at
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ProtonMail dot com. That's bo bbu Y c apu Cci
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at ProtonMail dot com. You can also find me on
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Twitter at Bobby underscore c ap Ucci. The link that
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I discussed can be found in the description box. Welcome
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back to the Epstein chronicles. Today, we're gonna go all
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the way back to twenty twelve, and we're going to
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talk about how Jeffrey Epstein was non compliant with his
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house arrest and how the probation office and the police
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department down in Florida just let him get away with it. All.
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This guy was not compliant with any of the conditions
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of his arrest, and he was still able to operate,
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was still able to get off, and was still able
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to do whatever he wanted. And the city of Palm
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Beach is an absolute joke, by the way, folks, the
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law enforcement down there, zero chance your boy would ever
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live there. Zero chance. It is an absolute joke down there. Today,
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we have an article from twenty twelve from the Palm
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Beach Daily News. The author of this article is Michelle Dargan, headline,
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Jeffrey Epstein house arrest missteps not deemed uncompliant for Epstein,
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it's missteps for you. It's go back to prison. Billionaire
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sex offender Jeffrey Epstein has strayed from specific guidelines during
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his years of house arrest. His probation file shows. Imagine
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regular people, they stray, they go off their whatever, their
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routine is their program, and forget it, they're going to jail.
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But this dude, they just made up different excuses for him.
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Oh no, well, you see what had happened was but
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they shouldn't have done any of that. In fact, their
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refusal to hold him to account and hold him to
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the same standard as everyone else directly fed into his
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abuse later on, because he felt like he was untouchable.
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When you never get punish for what you do, well,
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you feel like you're untouchable. And that certainly was Jeffrey
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Epstein and Palm Beach and the way they handled him.
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They have a lot to explain for. Although Epstein made
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several apparent missteps, a Daily News review of hundreds of
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pages of his probation records show he was never arrested
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for any violation. In fact, all departures from Florida Department
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of Corrections guidelines have received the blessing of either the
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court or his probation officer. Ask yourselves why that is.
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Do you think that you would be shown that same
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sort of latitude and ability to wiggle around if you
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were under house arrest for these charges? And furthermore, he
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was already under house arrest on probation, and he couldn't
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even live up to the guidelines that were put out
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before him. There, you mean to tell me he shouldn't
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have been in prison. For example, a report by a
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Palm Beach police captain states that, in his opinion, at
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Stein violated probation in August when he was walking along
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State Road A one A, but his probation officer nevertheless
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deemed them compliant. Epstein, fifty seven, has traveled on his
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private jet multiple times each month to the Virgin Islands
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or New York, all in compliance with a court order.
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So it's a sham okay the court, Oh yeah, we're
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gonna punish Jeffrey Epstein, but he never was really punished.
24:24
He was able to fly everywhere, go everywhere, and not
24:27
live up to the same standards that other molesters have
24:30
to live up to. Remember, this is a level three
24:33
sex offender. He shouldn't be given the latitude to go
24:36
where he wants and do what he wants. Old boys
24:40
should be wearing the Crimson mark. He has spent blocks
24:47
of time in home depot and sports authority multiple times,
24:50
as documented in his daily probation logs. And this is
24:53
a whot too. This is the kind of shit you
24:55
see Mafia Boss is doing. Remember in the Sopranos when
24:59
Joe Biden, I mean Junior Soprano was not knowing where
25:03
he was going and telling the court that he had
25:06
to go to funerals all the time. It's because he
25:09
was on house arrest and you wanted to get out.
25:11
You really think that Jeffrey Epstein was going to Sports Authority.
25:14
Let's be very clear, okay, Jeffrey Epstein is that guy
25:18
who got picked last for dodgeball every single time in Pe,
25:22
was never called on to come out and play football
25:25
with his friends, didn't play stickball, wasn't even playing Manhunt
25:29
with his friends growing up. So what is he doing
25:31
at Sports Authority? On March thirty first, he was at
25:36
Home Depot from six to ten pm, according to his
25:39
daily probation logs, and on March twenty seventh, Epstein notes
25:43
that he was at both stores from eleven thirty am
25:46
to five pm. Now, why would you need to be
25:48
at Sports Authority and Home Depot for oh, I don't know,
25:53
five six hours. What could you possibly be doing there?
25:57
I'll tell you what he was doing there. I can't
25:58
prove this, but I'll tell you either Au wasn't there
26:01
at all, or b he was having meetings talking to
26:04
his other scumbag friends. By statute, stores are not prohibited
26:10
places for sex offenders, said Joe Ellen Racklef, spokesperson for
26:15
the Florida Department of Corrections in Dallahassee. Community control procedures
26:19
allow for offenders to be given permission to shop for
26:22
personal needs for reasonable amounts of time. Oh yeah, six
26:25
hours at home depot, that's reasonable? Who is it? Who
26:29
out here has ever been at home depot for six
26:32
f'n hours unless you're working there? Was he working there
26:34
as a cashier? Because besides that, I don't want to
26:37
hear that he's Oh, I'm at home depot for what?
26:40
What are you doing there? Bro? And it's so galling
26:44
that they think that we should just believe what they
26:46
say here when they say something ridiculous like this and
26:49
not question it while breaking news. We're gonna question it,
26:54
But Assistant State Attorney Terry Skiles, chief of Major Violent
26:57
Crimes Division, said, other than going to work, Epstein is
27:01
allowed to go to the grocery store once a week,
27:04
his attorney's office, and any doctor's appointments, However, he has
27:08
to advise his probation officer of all of his appointments
27:11
prior to going. Regarding shopping, Skyles said, it is not
27:15
the intention of the state's Attorney's office to allow it.
27:18
So the attorney's office is saying no, the probation office
27:21
is saying yes. The police officers are saying yes. And
27:24
guess why you think Epstein's not grease and palms. That's
27:28
how we You're old, right. The probation office needs to
27:31
be looked at. Every single person who is involved in
27:34
this probation needs to be looked at. However, if he
27:40
gets permission from his probation officer, then he is allowed
27:43
to do it, she said. Florida Department of Corrections guideline
27:47
state shopping for personal items and getting a haircut is
27:50
limited to once a month. Huh, Unless you're Jeffrey Epstein,
27:53
then you could do whatever you want, even when you're
27:56
jailed for being a diddler. Epstein served thirteen months of
28:02
his eighteen month sentence and received liberal work release privileges.
28:05
While in jail, he was able to go to his
28:08
West Palm Beach office six days a week for up
28:10
to sixteen hours a day. Epstein has been serving one
28:15
year of house arrest at his Palm Beach home, which
28:17
ends July twenty first, and is registered as a lifelong
28:21
sex offender. Oh yeah, because that worked out everywhere about
28:24
New Mexico, and even when he was in New York
28:26
he wasn't checking in like he should have been. Epstein
28:32
has paid confidential settlements to more than two dozen women
28:35
locally who claimed Epstein sexually abused them as miners. Jane Doe,
28:39
who was fourteen at the time of abuse, is set
28:42
for trial in her case on July nineteenth, and of
28:45
course never happens. Epstein paid everybody out, threatened people, the
28:50
whole gamut, He ran it all probation officer gives permission.
28:58
Epstein's daily probation are supposed to be detailed, with addresses
29:02
included his whereabouts at all times, according to Florida Department
29:07
of Corrections guidelines. In most cases, Epstein's logs are short
29:11
on details, usually with no specific addresses, and in one
29:15
case inaccurate. But his probation officer allowed it. She was
29:20
just cool with it. And I don't understand how Carmen Sloan,
29:24
the probation officer, hasn't been called to account here because
29:28
this dude certainly shouldn't have been doing what he was doing.
29:34
The August nineteenth, two thousand and nine entry shows he
29:38
was at the office at two fifty South Australian Avenue, West,
29:41
Palm Beach from eight am to nine pm, But according
29:45
to a Palm Beach Police memorandum, Epstein was stopped by
29:49
Palm Beach Police Captain George Frick walking back and forth
29:52
along South Ocean Boulevard between four thirty and five pm
29:56
that day, one month after his release from Palm Bea
30:00
County jail, So he wasn't supposed to be doing this.
30:04
According to his house arrest, he wasn't allowed to go
30:06
out and take a little leisurely stroll. When Frick stopped
30:11
Epstein at four fifty three pm, he was walking southbound
30:14
at South Ocean at Clark Avenue, but he had been
30:17
seen walking northbound a half hour earlier. According to the
30:21
written report, Frick had contacted the probation supervisor, who said,
30:25
in his opinion it was a probation violation. So the
30:29
probation officer supervisor says, this is a violation. Keep that
30:33
in mind. Dressed in sweatpants and a white T shirt.
30:36
Epstein told Frick he was walking to his West Palm
30:39
Beach office and was allowed to do so by his
30:42
probation officer, Carmen Sloane. So Carmen Sloane's allowing this, but
30:48
her boss says it's not allowed. So did Carmen Sloane
30:50
get penalized for this? Was she on the payroll? Look?
30:54
I don't have evidence of that, Okay, but it's a
30:56
question that has to be asked. We know probation they're
31:00
not making money, hand over fist over here. You think
31:03
they'd all be able to resist hundreds of thousands of
31:07
dollars by Epstein to let him have an easier time
31:10
of it. And do we think Epstein's above making a
31:12
move like that Herelin Frick asked Epstein why he was
31:17
not on a direct route to work. Epstein said he
31:20
had walked the North Bridge Flagler Memorial Bridge, but it
31:23
was too busy and now was headed to the Middle
31:25
Bridge Royal Park Bridge. Frix said Epstein did not have
31:29
a copy of his weekly schedule, which the supervisor said
31:32
he should have with them. So Epstein just didn't adhere
31:35
to any of these guidelines, and nobody did anything about
31:38
it in Palm Beach. After speaking with Sloan, the supervisor
31:44
told Frick that Sloan had given permission for Epstein to
31:47
walk to work at this time of day and she
31:49
did not consider it a violation. Frick released Epstein without arrest. Look,
31:54
I'm sorry to say it, but Carmen Sloane is definitely
31:58
in on it. She has to be. How else was
32:01
this able to occur? These are obvious violations that you
32:04
or I would have been sent back to prison for
32:08
police contact probation officer. The next day, Frick spoke directly
32:13
with Sloane. I then questioned Sloane as to why he
32:16
could be so far off as a direct route and
32:19
how much detail was included in his weekly schedule. She
32:22
advised there was not much detail on the schedule or
32:25
about the route. I advised Sloane that, in order to
32:28
avoid ongoing problems with Epstein, that I would need a
32:31
copy of his weekly schedule, and these schedules would have
32:34
to be more detailed. I further advised her that, based
32:37
on my observations, this was a clear violation of his
32:41
community control and that absent in her involvement yesterday, Epstein
32:45
would have been arrested for violation of parole. So Carmen Sloane,
32:49
the probation officer, save Jeffrey Epstein's ass. Keep that in
32:53
mind again, another person from the government riding in to
32:57
save Jeffrey Epstein. And again, unlike other people, I'm not
33:02
just making shit up here, folks. Here are the receipts.
33:05
These are the doors that I'm opening, and then it's
33:07
up to you to go through those doors. Like I
33:09
always say, I'm not a journalist, I'm not an investigative
33:12
reporter or anything like that. I'm curating this story from
33:16
the outside looking in, and we're doing it using the
33:19
media's own words and their own inaction to shine a
33:24
spotlight on just how bad this whole thing was. And
33:27
then you add to the fact that the media ran
33:30
cover for him. Every other time you turn around, there's
33:33
another government official or a bureaucrat who's stepping in to
33:36
make his life easier. Notations by Sloan in the Files
33:42
show she told Frick it would be too difficult to
33:45
provide him with Epstein's weekly schedules because they often change
33:49
and wouldn't necessarily be accurate. At Officer Sloan's discretion, he
33:54
was walking to work as his exercise, as he was
33:57
not allowed to swim or go to the gym. Reckliff
33:59
said in an email, a hope, give me a break,
34:02
go do some cardio in your backyard. You have a
34:04
gigantic mansion. Open up a gym there. When asked about
34:08
the discrepancy in his daily log entry for August ninth,
34:11
Ratcliffe said, unfortunately, we cannot answer this one today. It
34:15
looks like there is a second entry on the log
34:17
in the evening of eight, nineteen zero nine, but we
34:20
cannot make out what it says. The supervising officer at
34:23
the time was cpso Sloan and she is out on
34:26
extended leave. The case notes do not specify what time
34:30
the police saw him. She's out on extended leave. And
34:34
for all the people out there that are always, you know,
34:36
telling me how great DeSantis is, well, isn't he in
34:39
charge down in Florida? Why isn't DeSantis making more of
34:43
an issue out of this? Who is he protecting? Look,
34:48
let's go here, folks. I've had enough. How much more
34:51
do you need to see to know that this is
34:52
completely all the way fucked up? I mean, how much
34:57
more evidence is needed? I've spent every day now for
35:00
three years, every single day. We don't miss days here,
35:03
by the way, all right, exposing how horrible this whole
35:07
entire thing is. How is it that CPSO Sloan here
35:13
is out on an extended leave. We've never even heard
35:16
anything about cps A CPSO Sloan for the most part.
35:20
Another one of those people who played a key role
35:23
in facilitating Epstein being able to do whatever he wants,
35:26
and another person who has never held to account, Assistant
35:32
State Attorney Skyles said, we evaluate information that comes to
35:36
the office about compliance. We do not have primary compliance responsibility.
35:41
That responsibility rests with the probation office. So let's just
35:44
keep kicking the ball around. We'll punt it to somebody else.
35:47
It's never my fault, you see what I'm saying here,
35:49
It's never their fault. Well, guess what. It is their fault,
35:53
and it's about time somebody held them liable for their bullshit.
36:00
Traveling outside the state. Records show that Epstein traveled nearly
36:03
every week to either his home in New York City
36:06
or his private island, Little Saint James in the US
36:08
Virgin Islands. During his first four months of this year.
36:12
His probation officers have issued him travel permits for each
36:15
trip in accordance with the December eighteenth court order by
36:19
Circuit Judge Jeffrey Colbath. So stupid. It makes me so
36:25
mad going back and reading these stories. When this was
36:28
all happening in real time, I had no idea, you know,
36:32
no idea what was going on the scope of it
36:34
or who these people even were. But now when you
36:38
go back and we look at this with hindsight, I mean,
36:42
I don't know how people aren't up in arms and
36:45
how people aren't truly demanding action here. The judge approved
36:50
Epstein's travel out of the Palm Beach County for business
36:53
purposes with forty eight hour prior approval from his probation officer.
36:59
He must travel on week days and may stay one
37:01
night one overnight. Travel permit show he has done so
37:05
why why would you let him do that? He doesn't
37:09
need to go down there. He needs to be punished
37:11
for what he did. But was he ever really punished? No,
37:13
he was not. Epstein's company, the Florida Science Foundation, is
37:19
listed as inactive as of September twenty fifth, according to
37:23
the Florida Division of corporations, yet he still has that
37:26
company listed as his place of business on his probation
37:30
documents and on his sex offenders registration. Why would why
37:35
can somebody just answer that question? Why did any of
37:37
this occur? Why is it that they let this happen?
37:43
A certificate of incorpor incorporation for Couq Foundation with Epstein
37:48
as president lists the same office address. Ratcliffe said via email.
37:54
He no longer has a company registered in Florida. However,
37:57
maintains an office for his Virgin Island's business, Financial Trust
38:01
Company Incorporated at two fifty South Australian Avenue, West Palm Beach.
38:06
We have a copy of the business license registered in
38:08
the US Virgin Islands. Apparently when he registered with PbSO
38:13
for the sex offender registration, he did not give them
38:16
his updated company information. The location is the same. Give
38:20
me a break. But it's okay for him to do this.
38:23
Anybody else, they're gonna send you back to jail. Do
38:26
you know how quick probation officers reviolate people to send
38:30
them back. But not this guy. This guy gets to
38:33
just do whatever he wants. Once again. And here's that
38:35
spotlight for you folks to take a look for yourself.
38:38
We're just pulling back the curtain a little bit. That
38:40
way you can see inside of the room. And unfortunately,
38:44
once you see what's in that room, you can never
38:47
forget what you just saw. All Right, folks, that's gonna
38:52
do it for this episode. If you'd like to contact me,
38:54
you can do that at Bobby Kapuchi at protonmeil dot com.
38:58
That's bobbuy capu Cci at ProtonMail dot com. You can
39:04
also find me on Twitter at Bobby underscore cap Ucci.
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The link that I discussed can be found in the
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description box. What's up, everyone, and welcome to another episode
39:18
of the Epstein Chronicles. One of the most fatal flaws
39:21
when it comes to the investigation into Jeffrey Epstein and
39:25
then the pursuit of a conviction is the fact that
39:28
they entered into this non prosecution agreement and the fact
39:31
that they'd even negotiate this thing is a scandal unto itself.
39:38
But even worse than that, and more egregious, is the
39:41
fact that Jeffrey Epstein was in breach of the terms
39:44
of the NPA, and that of course makes the NPA invalid.
39:49
And that's why I've talked about the NPA so often,
39:53
and keeping in mind the fact that all the evidence
39:55
has already been provided that Epstein was in breach, the
39:59
DOJ would rip that NPA up today if they wanted to.
40:02
But the truth is the DOJ has no desire to
40:05
get rid of the NPA. They've had many chances to
40:10
go in there and readjust the NPA or get rid
40:13
of it completely, considering all the evidence that's been provided,
40:17
and what have they done. Not a damn thing. Instead,
40:21
we've seen them defend the NPA and act like it
40:24
was all on the up and up. But the truth
40:27
is it's never been on the up and up, not
40:29
then and certainly not now. And unlike the rest of
40:32
these people out here that are just telling you, well,
40:35
trust me, bro, I have some receipts to back me up.
40:39
So in this episode, we're going to dive into an
40:41
email sent by alex Acosta to Roy Black all the
40:45
way back in two thousand and eight saying directly that
40:49
Jeffrey Epstein was in breach of the non prosecution agreement.
40:53
So if alex Acosta was saying it, and the DJ
40:56
was saying it, how come nobody enforce the fact that
41:00
Affrey Epstein was breaching the contract that he signed with
41:02
the federal government. So not only did they give him
41:06
a sweetheart deal, nobody enforced anything on the back end
41:10
when he was quote unquote serving his sentence. And as
41:13
we all know now, while he was under the supervision
41:16
of the pom Beach Police Department and probations, he was
41:20
still abusing people, according to multiple reports. So just right there,
41:24
I've brought up two situations that should have made the
41:27
whole entire NPA invalid, but somehow it's still kicking around
41:32
and nobody wants to talk about it. So like usual,
41:35
that's exactly what we're going to talk about, dear Roy.
41:40
On Thursday, I learned that mister Epstein applied for and
41:43
was admitted to the pom Beach County Sheriff's Office Work
41:46
Release program, and that he has been on work release
41:49
for the past several weeks for the following reasons. The
41:52
office believes that mister Epstein's application to and participation in
41:56
work release program is a material breach of the non
41:59
prosecution Agreement, not me telling you, alex Acosta, saying it,
42:04
and not only saying it, but putting it in an
42:06
official DOJ email. Accordingly, the United States demands that mister
42:10
Epstein withdraws application to participate in the program and complete
42:15
his eighteen month term of imprisonment in accordance with the
42:18
non prosecution agreement. That never happened. So who's the asshole here,
42:25
me for demanding accountability or the idiots that are still
42:29
covering it up. I'll leave that up to you to decide.
42:33
The non prosecution agreement provides that Epstein shall be sentenced
42:37
to consecutive terms of twelve months and six months in
42:40
county jail for all charges, without any opportunity for withholding
42:45
adjudication or sentencing, and probation or community control in lieu
42:49
of imprisonment. I have more than a dozen emails between
42:52
myself and Jay Lefkowitz discussing the US Attorney's insistence on
42:56
eighteen months of incarceration. You will recall. At one meeting
43:00
you and miss Sanchez raised the idea of mister Epstein
43:03
hiring sheriff deputies to guard them as equivalent to imprisonment.
43:08
Mister Acosta specifically rejected that suggestion. It's our understanding from
43:13
the sheriff's office that mister Epstein's paying off duty sheriff's
43:17
deputies to guard them while he works at mister Goldberger's
43:20
office building each day. As you remember, shortly before mister
43:24
Epstein's change of plea, mister Goldberger sent me a copy
43:27
of the proposed plea agreement with the state. On June
43:30
twenty seventh, two thousand and eight, I sent a letter
43:33
containing the following language to you and mister Goldberger. The
43:37
US Attorney's Office hereby provides notice that the proposed sentencing
43:41
provision does not comply with the terms of the non
43:44
prosecution agreement. The second sentencing paragraph of the proposed plea
43:48
agreement reads on zero eight cf. Zero zero nine three
43:54
eighty one amb. The defendant is sentenced to eighteen months
43:57
of community control. One. As a special condition of this
44:01
community control, the defendant must serve the first six months
44:05
in the Palm Beach County Detention Facility. The non prosecution
44:09
agreement specifically provides Epstein shall be sentenced to consecutive terms
44:14
of twelve months and six months in county jail for
44:17
all charges without probation or community control in lieu of imprisonment.
44:22
How that work out? And how come these terms were
44:25
never enforced? And who made the decision not to enforce them.
44:30
Those are the questions that need to be answered. Thus,
44:34
the proposed plea agreement with the State Attorney's Office does
44:37
not comply with the terms of the non prosecution Agreement.
44:40
To comply with the agreement, mister Epstein must make a
44:44
binding recommendation of eighteen months imprisonment, which means confinement twenty
44:49
four hours a day at the county jail, and the
44:51
judge must accept that recommendation. Community control must follow that
44:56
term of incarceration. As I specified letter, the non prosecution
45:01
agreement calls for confinement twenty four hours a day. In
45:05
response to that letter, mister Goldberger agreed that he would
45:08
revise the state plea agreement to include the word imprisonment
45:11
to make clear that mister Epstein would be incarcerated for
45:14
the full eighteen months, and which change the language of
45:17
the state agreement to match the language of the federal agreement.
45:21
Mister Goldberger and I also discussed the situation, and he
45:25
made clear that mister Epstein would not be asking for
45:28
or receiving work release and would remain in jail around
45:31
the clock. In early August, redacted and I raised the
45:35
same issue with you when we heard that mister Epstein
45:38
was considering applying for work release. On August six, two
45:42
thousand and eight, misredacted, and I had a conference call
45:45
with you, wherein you again stated that mister Epstein would
45:48
not apply for or receive work release and would spend
45:52
his eighteen months incarcerated twenty four hours a day in
45:56
the Palm Beach County stockade. In preparation for this letter,
46:00
I obtained a certified copy of mister Epstein's state court file.
46:03
On June thirtieth, two thousand and eight, on the procurement
46:06
of minor charges, Judge Bachullo entered the following sentence. The
46:10
defendant is hereby committed to the custody of the Sheriff
46:13
of Palm Beach County, Florida, for a term of six months.
46:17
Its further order that the defendant shall be allowed a
46:19
total of one day as credit for time incarcerated prior
46:23
to the imposition of this sentence. It's further ordered that
46:27
the composite term of all sentences imposed for the court
46:30
specified in the order shall run consecutive to the following
46:34
specific sentences two zero zero six c F nine four
46:39
five to four AXX. The following provisions applied to the
46:43
sentence imposed followed by a period of twelve months on
46:47
community control. I under the supervision of the Department of Corrections.
46:52
As I learned on Friday when I received the State
46:55
court file, you neglected to inform our office that on
46:58
July twenty one, thousand eight, Judge McSorley modified the judgment
47:03
to an order of community control on This same language
47:08
was the basis for the objection in my letter of
47:11
June twenty six, two thousand and eight, and directly contradicts
47:14
the language of the non prosecution agreement. I also note
47:18
that the state plea agreement mister Goldberger did not insert
47:21
the word imprisonment as agreed prior to the change of plea. Instead,
47:25
the words jail sentence are included. The office agreement not
47:30
to prosecute mister Epstein was based upon its determination that
47:33
eighteen months incarceration ie confinement twenty four hours a day
47:38
was sufficient to satisfy the federal interest in mister Epstein's crimes. Accordingly,
47:43
the US Attorney's Office hereby gives notice that mister Epstein
47:46
has violated the non prosecution agreement by failing to remain
47:50
incarcerated twenty four hours a day for the eighteen month
47:53
period and term of imprisonment. The United States will exercise
47:58
any and all rights at had under the non prosecution
48:01
agreement unless mister Epstein immediately ceases and desists from this
48:06
breach of agreement. Sincerely, Alexander Acosta and redacted. So look
48:11
right there, it tells you he was in breach. What
48:15
more do we need? Does somebody have to show up
48:19
with some crayons and put it on a board for everybody,
48:22
Because if that's what's required, give me the crayons, I'll
48:26
draw you a picture. But what I refuse to do
48:28
is accept the narrative that they're trying to pitch. Certainly,
48:31
don't accept the nonsense they're telling us about the non
48:33
prosecution agreement. And here's exactly why I told you years
48:38
ago that he was in breach of that non prosecution agreement,
48:41
that he was in breach of probation, that he was
48:44
in breach of his registration, and nothing ever happened. They
48:48
want to talk about the cases closed. There's nothing left
48:51
to see. There is no accountability. Fuck that. There needs
48:54
to be accountability, who made these decisions, who signed off
48:58
on it, who okayed it? To ignore it. When you
49:02
have a strongly worded letter like this, you would think
49:04
that Main Justice is going to act right. Well, they didn't. Instead,
49:08
they sat on their hands, ignored it, and let Epstein
49:11
do whatever he wanted, even though he was in breach
49:14
of his agreement. Can you imagine them doing that for
49:16
anybody else, for you or me, John Gotti, El Chopo,
49:20
El Mayo, Luigi Mangioni. They wouldn't do it for anybody,
49:25
But when it comes to Epstein, they can't wait to
49:27
bend over backwards and give them special circumstances. So once
49:32
again the question is why and who made the decision
49:35
to do so. And that, my friends, is what they
49:38
really fear. They fear us having that knowledge. They fear
49:41
us having those receipts because their narrative dies where those
49:45
receipts begin. And if this is in a receipt, I
49:49
don't know what is. All of the information that goes
49:53
with this episode can be found in the description box.