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Jeffrey Epstein has just died.
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He's also dead
https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/...e_iOSApp_Other |
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As they say what goes around comes around. Criminals shall be brought to justice.
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Hopefully, they've collected enough evidence/sources to convict everyone who participated in the sex-trafficking ring.
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Uh yeah, that's super suspicious.
Though, I would believe he was the kind of garbage person who would rather die than face the consequences of what he's done. |
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Read something to suggest he was taken off suicide watch prior to this happening... which, if true, I'm not sure if it makes this all more or less suspicious. I mean, it'd be a lot more difficult to come in and stage a suicide if he was actually under 24/7 suicide watch.
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The moment he was arrested, he always had a target on his back. Those that are short-sighted enough to be celebrating his premature death don't realize, that he would have been the tip of the iceberg to expose and unravel all the deeper, unseen connections that frighteningly permeate many positions of power. ...Many don't know just how disturbingly widespread sex trafficking is. |
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So apparently when he killed himself, his cellmate had just been inexplicably transferred away AND the guards inexplicably missed their 30 minute routine checks on him.
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That's what witnesses are for. IE, the victims themselves.
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I don't think they'd know everything, even with their mass of collective evidence. This is something you'd need one heck of a crazy board for.
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"Among the bones broken in Epstein’s neck was the hyoid bone, which in men is near the Adam’s apple," The Washington Post reported. "Such breaks can occur in those who hang themselves, particularly if they are older, according to forensics experts and studies on the subject. But they are more common in victims of homicide by strangulation, the experts said."
https://www.dailywire.com/news/50654...mpaign=dwbrand |
His testimony wouldn't be enough to take action on, anyway. Victims could corroborate, but even that's pretty flimsy and wouldn't go far against a decent legal team.
It's the harder evidence that would be more dangerous. Anything Epstein had written down, recorded, or filmed would be far more devastating. By killing Epstein, perhaps someone was trying to make it more difficult for any interested parties to find that stuff. The case isn't dead, and hopefully enough people pursue it to find out just how deep it goes. It's important to remember that a number of people have tried blowing the whistle on this. Notably, Corey Feldman has come out a number of times on the subject. https://www.cheatsheet.com/entertain...ollywood.html/ Notice the pushback he gets from the media about it? Both Matt Lauer and Barbara Walters tried to dismiss his claims. |
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He's always like, "Hooooo boy, if I blew the whistle on everyone I know, WOW, your minds would be blown! I mean, WOW! Super bad pedophile/rapists out there big time, I know tons!" Everyone else: "OK, Corey, tell us what you know." Him: "Yeahhhh, not right now... maybe someday, idk. But oh MAN, it's out there, lemme tell you! If you knew what I knew, WOW!!!" Over and over again over the years. |
Probably because he'd be painting a huge target on his back if he started naming names.
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I'm inclined to agree, if we're indulging conspiracy theories. Would it be difficult to believe that Epstein could get hit, but no one else?
Either way, it's not like what Feldman is saying isn't true. How many high profile Hollywood and political figures have been taken down over charges of sexual assault over the past few years? |
Ehhh... now two cameras outside his cell malfunctioned at the time of his suicide?
http://dlvr.it/RC4WyY |
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I was just earlier reading a news article about how he had a network of women (and girls) who were responsible for wrangling "fresh meat" for him. Some of them had been "groomed" by him themselves, but still others had personally rejected his "advances", yet not only continued to work for him, but ACTIVELY went out and recruited underage girls to "work" for him, knowing full well what that would entail.
Sh*t like that is ghastly. My own misogynist opinions are a matter of public record, but frankly, sh*t like that is beyond the pale. I can't wrap my head around how any human female could knowingly go along with sh*t like this, or furthermore be an active participant. It's part of WHY I'm not a huge fan of women; I've read countless stories of sh*t like this. Moms who pimp out their own daughters for drugs and drug money. Parents who pimp their young kids out to the Hollywood scumbags, knowing full well what's going to happen to them but hoping it'll help get them a "big break" so they can live off them forever, like the lady who dropped her daughter off at Roman Polanski's house in that infamous case. And in the Epstein case, teenage girls who rejected his advances, yet immediately went RIGHT back to their own high schools and recruited GIRLS THEY KNEW PERSONALLY, knowing full well that they were essentially handing them over to be sex slaves. It's like, this is some inhuman sh*t. How could anyone with a human soul sell out "their own kind" like that? And this isn't an isolated thing; sh*t like this happens every day, at all levels of society, from the penthouse to the crack house. Look at the Allison Mack situation. Just terrible. What a disgusting mess. |
Interesting videos about the beginnings and connections of the enigmatic Epstein had, with the scientific, academic, fashion, entertainment, financial and political communities. His ascent to elite circles from being a physics teacher from an elite high school, to then donating money to Harvard, wanting to have 20 women to have his "DNA", having an interest in cryogenics, to the perplexing connection to some big billionaire CEOs that would give Epstein full power-of-attorney their estates.
One girlfriend of his remembers Epstein's words, "I control everyone and everything. I collect people, I own people, I can damage people." |
So, aside from being pedo he was megalomaniac?
Well, that is certainly...unique. |
First time journalists are able to set foot on Orgy Island. |
Project Veritas reveals Amy Robach, ABC News Anchor, during a "hot mic" moment on how the Epstein story of 3 years ago was killed as it had connections to Prince Andrew, Bill Clinton, Alan Dershowitz, and how she believes Epstein's death wasn't a suicide.
Not surprising from a corporate-run news organization, yet people still put these mainstream corporate-run organizations on a pedestal of journalistic integrity. Full Project Veritas video: |
What is the alternative to corporate news? Because any source both left and right is typically released by some corporation.
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Epstein didn’t kill himself and 9/11 was an inside job
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For one thing, it would certainly imply a certain level of competence from the folks working in the U.S. government. And... C'mon, now. :lol:
The standard operating practice of government types when they wanna get all Machiavellian is like, registering dead people to vote. And I can definitely accept an assassination. But I don't think those tits have the wherewithal to coordinate the mass-murder of thousands of people AND be able to keep it under wraps for two decades in the Internet era. That kinda thing requires strategy and finesse and a level of higher brain function that isn't normally found in politicians. They specifically go into that field because they're too lazy and/or stupid to do anything but give speeches for a living, and fear ever being held accountable for their own actions. It just doesn't add up. I'm inclined to believe that one was one of the "Simplest explanation, yadda yadda" cases. I'unno. Just seems like a lotta f*ckin' work for ultimately no payoff. |
No only did Epstein not kill himself, he's not even dead. Let's be real here. this guy had dirt on EVERYBODY, but he also ran a playground for EVERYBODY.
Nobody wants Disneyland to close. The part's still going, it's just been moved to another location, on account that it's only fun when it's a secret. |
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