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The Death Of Jeffrey Epstein And The Documents Obtained By The AP · The Epstein Chronicles

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Speaker 1: What's up, everyone, and welcome back to the Epstein Chronicles.
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AP has gotten their hands on some documentation about Jeffrey
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Epstein's death and the frantic aftermath that occurred directly following
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Old egg Dick dying. Now, nothing in these documents is
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going to sway me one way or the other. There's
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nothing here that you can sink your teeth into and say, ah,
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you know what, this was definitely a suicide, especially when
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they failed to even mention Nicholas Tartaglioni and the fact
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that he was in a jail cell with Jeffrey Epstein.
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That should have never occurred. He should have never been
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in that jail cell in the first place. And if
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anybody believes that Epstein tried to kill himself that first
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time around in that cell with Tartaglioni, they must be
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suffering from some kind of traumatic brain injury, because a
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guy that is on the hook for a quadruple homicide
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should never ever be in a cell with a guy
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like Jeffrey Epstein. And of course, the official narrative is
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Nicholas Tartagleoni is such a great guy that he tried
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to help Epstein out that first time around. Which is
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laughable considering Nicholas tartag Leoni is about five pounds of
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juice head gorilla muscle. All the guy would have had
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to do is grab Epstein and say, look, you're not
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doing this. But somehow Epstein gets to a point where
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he has a noose around his neck and he starts
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the process of killing himself. But you want us to
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believe that, Nicholas Tartagleoni wrote in like King Arthur here
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for the save, is that really what you're pitching me,
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that this four time quadruple homicider is jumping in to
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be the white Knight here. Because I'm having a hard
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time believing that. And the fact that nobody even talks
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about Nicholas tartag Leoni and him being in that cell
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is just bananas to me. And I don't know how
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it's not brought up more as a huge issue here.
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This is a big deal, folks. You can have inmate
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like Jeffrey Epstein gets stuck in a cell with somebody
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like Nicholas Tartaglione and then to try and pitch to
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me that he tried to kill himself while he was
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in that cell. I'm sorry, I just don't believe that
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now we can have the discussion about him killing himself
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or being killed or whatever. I'm very agnostic on that,
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but there's nothing in these new documents or revelations being
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shared by the AP that makes me believe that this
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was a suicide without a doubt. So let's get into
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this article from the AP and you folks will get
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the details and you can make up your own mind.
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Headline new details of Jeffrey Epstein's death and the frantic
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aftermath revealed in records obtained by the AP. And remember,
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the legacy media was scooped by four Chan. Four Chan
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reported Jeffrey Epstein's death like thirty eight minutes before it
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was reported by the legacy media. So imagine how pissed
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they were when they got scooped by a bunch of
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inceell neck beards over on four Chan. That must have
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hit the activist journalists right in the fields, huh. This
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article was authored by Michael R. Sissak and Michael Balsamo.
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Two weeks before ending his life, allegedly, Jeffrey Epstein sat
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in the corner of his Manhattan jail cell with his
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hand over his ears, desperate to muffle the sound of
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a toilet that wouldn't stop running. So like every other
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inmate that goes to jail who has never been there before. Oh,
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it's a bit of a system shock. Man. I'm very
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surprised by that. I thought that he'd go in there
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and he'd integrate right away. You know, rich guy like
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Epstein beglove in jail, said nobody ever, is this supposed
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to be news? Epstein was agitated and unable to sleep,
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jail officials observed in records newly obtained by the Associated Press,
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he called himself a coward and complained about how he
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was struggling to adapt to life behind bars following his
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July twenty nineteen arrest on federal sex trafficking and conspiracy charges.
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His life of luxury reduced to a concrete and steel cage.
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You see how they're framing this already. They're framing this
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as this is the definitive evidence that Epstein killed himself.
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But what it really is is them trying to craft
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that narrative. Let's see the video. What did Bill Barci?
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Let's see the whole entire video. Let's be completely transparent,
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and let's move on. There are plenty of other topics
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that we can talk about besides Jeffrey Epstein's death. And
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if they want to end all the BS conspiracy nonsense,
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then there's one way to do it. Be transparent, show
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the video, release everything that you have, nothing redacted. These
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aren't state secrets. There is no reason that the government
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doesn't release every single thing they have on Jeffrey Epstein, unless,
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of course they're hiding something, and considering their past behavior
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in this case, does anyone think that they're being completely
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honest with us. The disgraced financier Pedophile was under psychological
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observation at the time for a suicide attempt just days
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earlier that left it neck bruised and scraped. Yet even
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after a thirty one hour stint on suicide Watch, Epstein
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insisted he wasn't suicidal, telling a psychologist he had a
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wonderful life and would be crazy to end it. Not
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one mention of Nicholas TARTAGLIONI not one right here in
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this paragraph where it should be mentioned. It's not, And
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I have to ask myself why not? Is that not
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a big part of the story for the legacy media
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And if it's not, well, it's just another example of
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them not understanding all of the intricacies of this story,
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all of the nuances that go into it. And if
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you're not going to talk about all of the major
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sticking points, then why should anyone believe your overall narrative.
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On August tenth, twenty nineteen, Epstein was dead. Nearly four
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years later, the AP has obtained more than four thousand
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pages of documents related to Epstein's death from the Federal
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Bureau of Prisons under the Freedom of Information Act. They
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include a detail called psychological reconstruction of the events leading
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to Epstein's suicide, as well as his health history, internal
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agency reports, emails, memos, and other records. Taken together, the
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documents the AP obtained Thursday provide the most complete accounting
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two date of Epstein's attention and death and its chaotic aftermath.
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The records helped to dispel the many conspiracy theories surrounding
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Epstein's suicide, underscoring how fundamental failings at the Bureau of Prisons,
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including severe staffing shortages and employees cutting corners, contributed to
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Epstein's death. BINGO, that's exactly what they're doing here. Why
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is the AP running cover for the federal government? And Furthermore,
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say all of that is true, and that Jeffrey Epstein's
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death was the result of bad management, staff shortages, and
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the rest of it. Well, who paid the price for that?
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Did anybody go to jail for that? Who lost their job?
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Nobody went to jail. So how are you going to
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tell us there was malfeasance on behalf of the jail?
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Yet there's no penalties for anybody that was involved. And
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we always knew that this was going to be what
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they tried to say, that it was a systemic failure
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on behalf of the Bureau of Prisons and that it
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was just all a bunch of mistakes, a bunch of
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coincidences that led up to this. No mention of the cameras,
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no mention of Jeffrey Epstein being marked in as an
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African American. It's just such a joke. They shed new
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light on the federal prison agency's muddled response after Epstein
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was found unresponsive in his cell at the now shuttered
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Metropolitan Correctional Center in New York City. In one email,
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a prosecutor involved in Epstein's criminal case complained about a
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lack of information from the Bureau of Prisons in the
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critical hours after his death, writing that it was frankly
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unbelievable that the agency was issuing public press releases before
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telling us basic information so that we can relay it
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to his attorneys, who can relay it to his family.
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In another email, a high ranking Bureau of Prisons official
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made a spurious suggestion to the agency's director that news
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reporters must have been paying jail employees for information about
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Epstein's death because they were reporting details of the agency's failings,
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impugning the ethics of journalists and the agency's own workers. Well,
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it was reported on four chan before the AP figured
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it out right, or before ABC swooped in to break
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the news. So maybe somebody was giving information out, who knows,
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But that's not going to deter us from the actual
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facts here. Why was he in the celatar TAGLIONI, Why
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were those cameras broken, why was he checked in as
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an African American inmate, and why did he tell a
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bunch of people that he wasn't suicidal. The documents also
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provide a fresh window into Epstein's behavior during his thirty
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six days in jail, including his previously unreported attempt to
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connect by mail with another high pro file pedophile Larry Nasser,
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the US gymnastics team doctor convicted of sexually abusing scores
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of athletes. Epstein's letter to Naser was found return to
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sender in the jails mail room weeks after Epstein's death.
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It appeared he mailed it out and it was returned
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back to him. The investigator who found the letter told
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a prison official by email, I am not sure if
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I should open it or should we hand it over
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to anyone? And should anybody be shocked by that? Birds
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of a feather and all right, sick bastards are gonna
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sick bastard And all of these people they all palel
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around together. Now I'm not saying Epstein and Nasser were
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part of some kind of group or anything like that,
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but all of these people, they're paling around together at parties,
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at events, at these charity events, and they're making pretend
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that they're these great people who care about society, but
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the reality is they don't give a damn about society.
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All they care about is getting richer. The letter itself
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was not included among the docu mins turned over to
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the AP. The night before Epstein's death, he excused himself
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from a meeting with his lawyers to make a telephone
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call to his family. According to a memo from a
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unit manager, Epstein told a jail employee that he was
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calling his mother, who had been dead for fifteen years.
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At that point. We don't know what that means. We're
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talking about people that have been using code word in
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all of their language for how long? White wine, massage, this,
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that the other thing. Now, all of a sudden, we
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should take him out his word? Why? Because it fits
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your narrative that you're trying to craft here. Sorry, I'm
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not buying it. Who the hell was his mother? Was
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that his handler? Epstein's death put increased scrutiny on the
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Bureau of Prisons and led the agency to close the
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Metropolitan Correctional Center in twenty twenty one. It spurred an
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AP investigation that has uncovered deep, previously unreported problems within
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the agency, the Justice Department's largest, with more than thirty
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thousand employees, one hundred and fifty eight thousand in meds,
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and an eight billion dollar annual budget. Notice, how the
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AP did a big story on the prisons, How about
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you do a big story on all the people that
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were paling around with Epstein. Where's your big story on
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Bill Richardson, Where's your big story on George Mitchell? Oh
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that's right, those are your faves. You can't go after
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your faves, right. An internal memo, undated but sent after
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Epstein's death attributed problems at the jail to seriously reduced
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staffing levels, improper or lack of training, and follow up
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and oversight. The memo also detailed steps the Bureau of
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Prisons has taken to remedy lapses Epstein's suicide exposed, including
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requiring supervisors to review surveillance video to insure officers made
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required cell checks. Here's an idea, have a boss on duty.
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There's no sergeant on duty here that's in charge of
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all of that. Of course there is, and of course
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there was, and none of those people got in trouble.
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So if all of the these jail policies were stepped on,
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how come nobody got in trouble? All we got is
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this scathing report and this facility closed down. That's it.
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Oh that's right. The guards who allegedly fell asleep, they
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caught themselves a plea deal too. Huh, okay, must be nice.
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But don't worry, folks, ap has busted the story open,
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and they figured it all out. Epstein's lawyer, Martin Weinberg
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said people detained at the facility endured medieval conditions of
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confinement that no American defendant should have been subjected to.
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It's sad, it's tragic that it took this kind of
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event to finally cause the Bureau of Prisons to close
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this regrettable institution, Weinberg said Thursday in a phone interview.
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The workers tasked with guarding Epstein the night that he
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killed himself, allegedly Tovin Noel and Michael Thomas were charged
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with lying on prison records to make it seem as
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though they had made the required checks before Epstein was
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found lifeless. Epstein's cellmate did not return after accord hearing
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the day before, and prison officials failed to pair another
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prisoner with them, leaving him alone. Prosecutors alleged they were
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sitting at their desks just fifteen feet away from Epstein's cell,
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shopped online for furniture and motorcycles, and walked around the
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unit's common area instead of making required rounds every thirty minutes.
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Where they get all this money? I thought that these
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guards were underpaid, so they have money to sit around
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and shop for furniture and motorcycles must be nice. During
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one two hour period, both appeared to have been asleep.
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According to their indictment, Noel and Thomas admitted to falsifying
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the log entries, but avoided prison time under a deal
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with federal prosecutors. Copiers of some of those logs were
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included among the documents released on Thursday, with the guard's
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signatures redacted. Another investigation, led by the Justice Department Inspector
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General is still ongoing. And the devils in the details,
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isn't it so? All of the files that the AP
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were given were carefully curated and handed over in hopes
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that AP would help them build a narrative, and that
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narrative is now well. Obviously, Epstein killed himself, and again, look,
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I'm not saying that he didn't kill himself. I do
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not know, but this is not enough to sway me,
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and for them to try and present this as some
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kind of solidifying evidence is absolutely ridiculous. Epstein arrived at
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Metropolitan Correctional Center on July sixth, twenty nineteen. He spent
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twenty two hours in the jail's general population before officials
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moved him into special housing unit due to the significant
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increase in media coverage and awareness of his notoriety among
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inmate population. According to the psychological reconstruction of his death,
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first of all, how is it that he wasn't put
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into protective right away? So you arrest this guy. He's
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a billionaire. He has all of these charges of molesting kids,
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and you mainline them. Whose ideal was that that person
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should be fired? See here's the problem. You can come
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up here and talk all this nonsense about all of
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these failures that happened within the institution, and that's good.
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We should know what our tax dollars are doing. But
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at the same time, to try and pitch this definitively
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as evidence about what happened in that jail cell is
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a bridge way too far for me. Epstein later said
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he was upset about having to wear an orange jumpsuit
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provided to inmates in the special housing unit and complained
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about being treated like he was a bad guy despite
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being well behaved behind bars. He requested a brown uniform
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for his near daily visits with his lawyers. Imagine this
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guy crying about the jumpsuit. Shut up, bro, Lucky you
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weren't put under the jail, You sick, degenerate fuck bag.
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During an initial health screening, the sixty six year old
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said that he had ten plus female sexual partners within
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the previous five years. You mean within the previous five days.
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Medical record show he was suffering from sleep apnea, constipation, hypertension,
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lower back pain, and pre diabetes, and had been previously
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treated for chlamydia. Ah my man had the clap HUNH.
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Does that shock anybody? When you're raping seven girls a day,
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chances are something bad's come in your way. Epstein did
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make some attempts to adapt to his jailhouse surroundings. The
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record show he signed up for a kosher meal and
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told prison officials through his lawyer that he wanted permission
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to exercise outside. Two days before he was found dead,
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Epstein bought seventy three dollars and eighty five cents worth
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of items from the prison commissary, including an AMFM radio
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and headphones. He had five hundred and sixty six dollars
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left in his account when he died. Epstein's outlook worsened
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when a judge deniedem bell on July eighteenth, twenty nineteen,
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raising the prospect that he'd remain locked up until trial
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and possibly longer if convicted, he faced up the forty
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five five years in prison. Four days later, Epstein was
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found on the floor of his cell with a strip
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of bed sheet around his neck. Epstein survived, his injuries
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didn't require going to the hospital. He was placed on
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suicide watch and later psychiatric observation. CEIL officers noted in
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logs that they observed him sitting at the edge of
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the bed, lost in thought and sitting with his head
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against the wall. Well, that's pretty common, unfortunately. I have
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known many people who have been in prison, who have
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been in jail, and they all tell me that when
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they first got there, they went through depression themselves, and
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none of them were looking at forty five years. You know,
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people looking at five, seven, ten year bids and the
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stories they tell me about their mental state all bad.
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So definitely, if you're looking at a gigantic bid like Epstein,
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it's not going to be fun. But with Epstein, he
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was so narcissistic. I have a very hard time believing
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that he killed himself, especially because he thought that he
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was going to get off. He had all of these documents,
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he had all of this information, he thought that he
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could maneuver himself into a position where he was going
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to beat these charges once again. And I don't think
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that he was in jail long enough for the true
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reality to set in and for him to take the
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grand step of killing himself. I'm sorry, it just doesn't
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track with me. And then for them to talk about
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the first suicide attempt and not mention TARTAGLIONI again, how
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can we take anything they're talking about seriously? And I'm
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not trying to say that to be a dick, right,
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I'm being serious. How do the authors think that we're
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going to take it seriously when they don't even mention
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the cameras, They don't mention anything. So it's absolutely just
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disgusting to try and pitch a narrative such as well,
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this is definitive that Epstein killed himself when it's not.
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None of this stuff is unknown, And honestly, it really
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looks like narrative crafting from the ap to help try
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and get the story moving in the right direction for
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the government. And you know how, or ah, come on,
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that was all just a big conspiracy theory. Here's the evidence,
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because we told you so meanwhile, there's really no new evidence.
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And for me at this point, I don't want to
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hear about this one did that or that one did this.
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I want to see the video. Okay, show us the
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video that Bill Barr says he watched, and let's see it.
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Release it in its entirety. If there are privacy concerns,
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blur out some faces. But besides that, what the hell
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are you guys waiting for? Epstein expressed frustration with the
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noise of the jail and his lack of sleep. His
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first few weeks at the Metropolitan Correctional Center, Epstein didn't
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have his sleep apnea breathing apparatus he used. Then the
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toilet in his cell started acting up. So that's enough
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for him to kill himself. Huh, your toilet's acting up,
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so you're gonna hang yourself. Yeah, you're gonna need to
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do better than that, ap if you want me to
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believe this narrative. He was still left in the same
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cell with a broken toilet. The jail's chief psychologist wrote
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in an email the next day, please move him to
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the cell next door when he returns from legal as
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the toilet still does not work and look the toilet
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should not be broken in any of these jail cells.
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Our tax dollars are being spent at a stupid rate,
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and you mean to tell me we can have toilets
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that aren't backed up in federal jail cells. Get your
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shit together. The day before Epstein ended his life, a
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federal judge unsealed about two thousand pages of documents and
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a sexual abuse lawsuit against them. That development, prison officials
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observed further erodedt Epstein's previous elevated status. That, combined with
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a lack of significant interpersonal connections and the ideas of
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potentially spending his life in prison, where likely factor is
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contributing to mister Epstein's suicide. Officials wrote, well, I think
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I'm pretty clear about where I stand with this narrative,
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and that is I don't believe it. This is all
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stuff we knew already and it's just packaged a little different.
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And they're using some more documents to try and push
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this narrative home. But if you're not going to tell
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the whole story, how can I take you serious? Lies
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of omission are still lies. So the question is what
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do you folks think? All Right, everybody that's going to
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do it for this one. All of the information that
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goes with the episode can be found in the description box.