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The Unsealed Jeffrey Epstein Note and the Questions It Leaves Behind (5/7/26) · The Epstein Chronicles

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  Speaker 1: What's up, everyone, and welcome to another episode of the
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  Epstein Chronicles. Over the past few days, we heard about
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  an alleged suicide note that Jeffrey Epstein supposedly wrote after
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  his first alleged attempt at suicide. Well, now we're getting
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  a look at that note for the first time, and
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  to say it's underwhelming is quite the understatement. And I
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  don't think that Jeffrey Epstein wrote this note. That's my
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  working theory. So let's dive into this article from the
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  AP and let's see what they have for us. Headline
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  judge releases notes sell mate says he found after epstein
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  suspected suicide attempt. The author of this article is Michael R.
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  Sissak and Larry Neumeister. A note Jeffrey Epstein's former cell
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  mate claimed he found after the millionaire sex offenders first
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  suspected Jill suicide attempt was made public Wednesday, years after
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  being sealed and locked in a court house vault as
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  part of an unrelated legal dispute. How could it be unrelated?
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  If there's a note allegedly written by Jeffrey Epstein, how
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  is it unrelated or is it more likely that Tartaglioni
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  is telling more fairy tales, because honestly, I don't believe
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  anything Tartaglioni has to tell us. And after doing an
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  extensive deep dive on Tartaglioni and on his behavior previous
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  to being caught up in this, it's obvious to me
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  that Nicholas Tartaglioni is not trustworthy. So why anybody would
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  trust anything he says is beyond me. US District Judge
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  Kenneth Carris in White Plains, New York, ordered the release
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  of the note after The New York Times asked him
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  last week to unseal it and other documents in a
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  case involving the former cell mate Nicholas Tartaglioni. Federal prosecutors
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  did not oppose the request. Well, why would they? It
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  helps strengthen quote unquote their narrative. Ah Epstein killed himself. Look,
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  he left a note. And when I say a note,
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  that's being very generous. We're talking about a few words
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  scribbled down, and frankly, it looks like something from a
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  bad movie. Few people had known about the note until Tartaglioni,
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  a former police officer serving a life sentence for killing
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  four people. Mentioned it last year on writer Jessica Reid
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  Kraus's podcast, Isn't she like in love with Tartaglioni or something?
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  Saying he's innocent and all this other stuff? Crazy? Is
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  what crazy? Does I hear? Rex Hewerman's looking for a
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  new Penthal too. Tartaglioni claimed that he discovered the note
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  in a book after Epstein was found on the floor
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  of their cell at Manhattan's Federal Jail on July twenty third,
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  twenty nineteen, with a strip of bed sheet around the
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  financier's neck. That was about three weeks before Epstein was
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  found dead in his cell and what authorities concluded was
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  a suicide. Does that make sense to anybody? Do you
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  really think that the CEOs came in and they didn't
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  toss the room, Nobody went through any of the artifacts
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  that were in the room. They were just like, oh,
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  Tartaglioni told us he didn't do this, so we have
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  to believe him. Does that sound like how a gel operates?
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  And furthermore, what was Tartaglioni doing in that room in
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  the first place. He had just been now with contraband
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  a couple weeks earlier, and that contraband was a cell phone,
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  so shouldn't he be on lockdown? What's he doing in
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  a cell with Jeffrey Epstein in the first place? And
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  then it's sure is convenient that somebody like Tartaglioni ends
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  up finding this letter. Huh. They investigated me for a month,
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  found nothing. Said the short note, which is hard to
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  decipher in some places, it's a treat to be able
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  to choose the time to say goodbye. The no continues,
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  what you want me to do? Bust out crying. Yeah,
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  that sounds like Epstein, really sounds like Jeffrey Epstein and
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  the vernacular he used. So my working theory is and
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  always has been, Tartaglioni was sent into that cell to
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  pass on a message, and that message was either you
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  do it or we will. And as you can see,
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  we can reach out and touch you anytime we want.
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  Because this note, it flies directly in the face of
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  everything Epstein told, his lawyers, told psychological told everybody else.
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  But all of a sudden, Nicholas Tartaglioni is going to
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  find a note that actually helps out his narrative that
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  he didn't hurt Jeffrey Epstein, and we're just going to
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  accept that as truth. Sorry, not here, not ever, no fun.
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  The note concludes with the words underlined not worth. It
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  sounds like a Donald Trump letter to tell you the truth,
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  not Jeffrey Epstein. It's unclear who wrote the note. Tartaglioni
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  claimed to have found. It wasn't mentioned in the lengthy
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  government reports examining the circumstances of Epstein's death, nor did
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  it surface in the Justice Department's recent release of files
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  on the late financier. Well, we also never heard from
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  any of the guards that were responsible, that were involved,
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  about any kind of suicide note. We read the deposition,
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  we read the reports from the jail, it was never mentioned.
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  So again, I believe that Nicholas Tartaglione created that letter.
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  I mean it helps him out right. It's the same
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  as like lenn Maxwell. Why should we believe anything she
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  says when she has motivation to lie. In an unwritten ruling,
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  Kara said that he weighed the privacy interests of third parties,
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  including Epstein, before ruling to release the note. He said
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  existing case law suggests that privacy interest of a deceased
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  person such as Epstein, are vastly reduced and disclosed of
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  the deceased information is unlikely to work a concrete harm. Well,
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  what kind of concrete harm could come from this? Nothing? Right,
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  except to the narrative, because if people didn't believe the
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  narrative before, they're not going to believe it now. In fact,
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  they're going to be more distrustful. Pretty convenient. This note
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  just happens to pop up when it's beneficial for the
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  DOJ or when they think it's beneficial for them. According
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  to jail records, Epstein had friction marks and skin irritation
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  on his neck from the suspected July twenty third attempt.
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  Jail officers at the time reported that Epstein said he
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  believed Tartaglioni had tried to kill him, according to a
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  memo included in the Justice Department's files. He also told
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  his lawyers that, by the way, told multiple people that
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  Tartaglioni assaulted him. JEL officials placed Epstein on suicide watch
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  for thirty one hours after the incident, but downgraded him
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  to psychiatric observation, his status when he killed himself. According
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  to jail records, he denied trying to harm himself, telling
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  a Jael psychologist that suicide was against his Jewish religion
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  and that he was a coward who didn't like pain. Well,
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  we can agree on the coward part, that's for damn sure,
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  because only a coward does the shit that Jeffrey Epstein did.
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  But I don't believe he killed himself. I'm sorry, I
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  don't believe it. Now, if there are some evidence that
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  people want to present, I'll certainly take a look at it,
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  because I'm not here to pitch a narrative. I want
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  to know what happened, one way or the other. And
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  the fact that the official narrative is so disjointed and
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  that it doesn't match up with the timelines or reality
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  is very concerning. A chronology included in the file states
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  that Tartaglioni told his lawyer about the note four days
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  after the suspected July twenty third attempt. The note was
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  later submitted as evidence in Tartaglioni's criminal case and was
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  placed under seal amid a dispute over his legal representation
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  such bs. The whole thing's a bunch of bs. Four
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  days later, Oh yeah, I found this letter of four
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  days later Hey, guys, Look, I know you don't know
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  this and you didn't learn this in history class, but
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  I was actually one of the people who signed the
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  Declaration of Independence. Yeah, I have the copyright here. You
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  want to see it. And the fact that the legacy
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  media just runs with it. Oh yeah, nek Tartaglioni he
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  found a letter Jeffrey Epstein left a suicide note. Epstein
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  said he never had any issues with Tartaglioni, wasn't threatened
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  by him and didn't want to make up something that
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  isn't there. Tartaglioni said he didn't have any issues being
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  epstein cell mate, though he said they kept their conversations
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  to a minimum. On July twenty third, he said he
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  thought Epstein was having a heart attack because his eyes
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  were open and he appeared to be snoring. Yeah, because
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  you were choking him out like fucking hoist, Gracie. Epstein
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  and Tartaglioni shared a sell for about two weeks, beginning
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  soon after Epstein's July six, twenty nineteen arrest, and ending
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  with the suspected suicide attempt. You mean after they put
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  him in gen pop At first, after that gigantic screw up. Ah, yeah,
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  let's pull him out of gen Pop and then we'll
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  put him in with a guy that's charged with four homicides.
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  Hell of an idea great job. Both were awaiting trials,
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  Epstein on sex trafficking charges and Tartaglioni on charge is
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  that in twenty sixteen he killed four men, including a
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  man he tortured and strangled overstolen drug money. Yeah, Tartaglioni
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  never strangled anybody, has never done anything of the sort.
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  But sure, let's believe him when he says that he
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  didn't hurt Jeffrey Epstein. Like, what are we doing right now?
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  And how can you take yourself serious if you actually
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  believe that. Tartaglioni, who had been an officer in the
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  Hudson River valley of Briarcliffe, Manor, was convicted in twenty
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  twenty three. He's currently incarcerated at a federal penitentiary in California,
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  and his petition President Donald Trump for a pardon. Oh
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  well that's convenient. Huh Hey, Donald Trump, I found this
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  letter saying Epstein killed himself. You think your boy can
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  get a pardon? Can I get on the gravy train?
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  Like Glaine. Hell, maybe the whole entire Maga verse will
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  have Glen Maxwell and Nicholas Tartaglioni set up a podcast
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  with each other. That would be great, right, that would
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  be fad pastic. Epstein was without a cell mate when
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  he was found dead at the Metropolitan Correctional Center in
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  Manhattan on August tenth, twenty nineteen. Authorities have pointed to
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  a series of missteps by jail personnel, including browsing the
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  Internet and sleeping when they should have been checking on
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  Epstein for allowing him to take his own life. And
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  even if you don't believe, okay, that anything untowards happened
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  in that jail. So we have a whole ass OIG
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  report that came out about systemic issues, and can you
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  point to me which of those have been fixed? Oh?
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  That's right, none of them got it, okay. Cool. Officials
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  said they found the handwritten note in Epstein's cell at
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  the time of his death, but that it didn't appear
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  to be a suicide note. Rather, they said it appeared
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  to be a list of grievances about conditions at the jail,
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  including about food, showers and the presence of bugs. Well,
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  just like I thought yesterday this notes a bunch of rubbish,
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  bunch of bs, and I do not believe that jel
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  for Epstein wrote it. And I think it's just way
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  too convenient that somebody like Tartagleoni would find this quote
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  unquote note that helps his narrative, a note that was
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  found four days later. Nobody tossed the cell, nobody was
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  looking for evidence, nobody investigated what happened in that cell,
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  And if that's the case, that's a whole last other
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  problem in itself. So we'll see if this note gets
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  authenticated or not. But either way, I don't think Epstein
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  wrote it. So we'll see where it all ends up.
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  But as of now, I'm calling this one a bunch
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  of bs. All of the information that goes with this
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