Speaker 1: What's up, everyone, and welcome to another episode of the
Epstein Chronicles. Over the past week or so, we've been
diving deep into the death of Jeffrey Epstein and the
investigation that came after it. And wouldn't you know, piggybacking
off of our work, The New York Post now has
an article out about toven O Weel. So in this episode,
we're going to dive into this article and we're going
to see what they have to say about toven O
Weell and the death of Jeffrey Epstein. Like I said,
this article was published by the New York Post and
the headline Epstein prison guard googled them minutes before a
body found and made mysterious deposit before pedophile suicide. According
to the DOJ, this article was authored by Gabriel Fahmi. Look,
I told you guys from the very beginning that this
whole situation with touven O Weel and Michael Thomas is
very weird. The problem is, all we had to go
on was what the DOJ was giving us with that report,
and it was sanitized as hell. And now we know
that to be a fact because we have the actual
depositions from Tovin Owell, from Michael Thomas, from the electrical engineer,
from Mark Epstein, from the lieutenant, and none of it
fits with the narrative that they pitched to us. None
of it. And then the way they conduct themselves in
those interviews is just unbelievable. They should be in prison,
Both of these prison guards should be in prison, but
they got that deferred sentence and they got hooked up.
And now we know why, at least in my opinion,
and my opinion is the fix was in. Now the
only question is who was behind it, because I don't
believe for a minute that Jeffrey Epstein killed himself. One
of Jeffrey Epstein's prison guards googled the sex Predator minutes
before he was found dead, and also made a mysterious
five thousand dollars cash deposit ten days before the Predators
jail cell suicide. New Department of Justice documents reveal. I'm
sure it's just a coincidence, right, Just like the cameras,
just like they fell asleep, Just like they had no
idea that Jeffrey Epstein needed another prisoner in the cell
with them, Just like they had no idea what the
hot list was. Just like they had no idea what
the basic policy was. It's all a coincidence, right. Tovi
Noel was one of two Metropolitan Correctional Center of workers
accused of falsifying records to say that they checked on
Epstein throughout the night before is August tenth, twenty nineteen suicide.
The guards were fired, but criminal charges against both were
later dropped. Now, why in the hell would you do that? Well,
you want to keep it quiet. You don't want this
getting out, you don't want this turning into a gigantic storm.
Well here we are, it's a gigantic storm, and people
have questions. How is it that you only get fired
and not charged, or you get charged and then those
charges are dropped. What would motivate them to do that?
Did they do that on a regular basis with normal people?
Of course they don't. And in a situation like this,
don't you think you'd want to send a message as
the bop yo, Look, this is unacceptable, falling asleep, falsifying records,
the whole thing. You're going to prison. But no, so
the next time it happens, the person will just say, look,
precedent says that I should just get fired it's all
a big ass joke. Noel googled the latest on Epstein
in jail at five forty two am, and then again
at five fifty two am, less than forty minutes before
her colleague, correctional officer Michael Thomas, found the disgraced financier
dead in his cell by hanging at six thirty am,
according to an FBI record of Noel's Internet search history
that night, Like, that's not weird to anybody that doesn't
set off every single alarm bell and have your shit
ringing like Tel Aviv in an Iranian attack. I guess
for me, we're at a point where I just don't
give them the benefit of the doubt because they've screwed
around so long, so many times, with so many different issues,
So why should I give them the benefit of the doubt.
They haven't earned that. I give the benefit of the
doubt to people who have been honest throughout their lives,
and then they get caught up, right, somebody who's been
honest forever. I'm gonna listen to what they have to say.
We're gonna have to see all the evidence, But here
I don't even need to see the evidence. I don't
believe the narrative that you're pitching. And that's because the
narrative that you've been pitching from the very beginning has
been absolutely false. Earlier that shift, Noel shot for furniture
online and snoozed on the job instead of making the
mandated checks on Epstein every thirty minutes, while Thomas perused motorcycles.
Prosecutors said the FBI highlighted the eerie internet search in
its sixty six page forensic examination of the Bureau of
Prisons desktop computers of Noel and Thomas. It was the
only search highlighted. No forensic audit, no looking into what
they were up to or who they were with, no
real investigation. Ask yourself why when question. During her sworn
statement to the DOJ in twenty twenty one, Noel denied
googling Epstein. I don't remember doing that, she claimed, According
to a transcript, She said the FBI records were not accurate.
I don't recall looking them up. She's a liar. Everything
she said in that interview is a lie in my opinion,
and Tovin Noel should have went to prison, not even
a question in my mind. How is it you can
get away with something like this. It's not like you
messed up somebody's order at RB's Okay, I can see that, right,
fired cool, that's all you need to get. This is
a different story, a whole different story. Noel, who has
since been sued dude but in Westchester County Supreme Court
for alleged assault at her new job as a medical
office assistant at Montefior Einstein Advanced Care, also claimed to
investigators that everyone at the Manhattan Federal Lockup failed to
do rounds and falsified records about it. Quite possible, But
is that her cover while everybody was doing it? And look,
I have no doubt that there's a lot of negligence
that occurs in all these facilities, and certainly at the MCC.
I know people that were there, not exactly a walk
in the park. But to say that all the officers
weren't doing their rounds, that's a bunch of bs. That's
just another lie, just another lie. I've never worked in
the special Housing unit and actually done rounds every thirty minutes,
she told investigators. Meanwhile, Chase Bank flagged cash deposits in
Noel's bank account in a suspicious activity report to the FBI.
In November twenty nineteen, Another file from the DEER revealed
a total of twelve deposits began in April of twenty eighteen,
the bank said, and culminated in the largest deposit for
five thousand dollars on July thirtieth, twenty nineteen. Huh, well,
why didn't we follow that money? Where did it come from?
Why did she get it? Who gave it? To her
basic questions. The files only contain Noel's bank records. Beginning
in December of twenty eighteen. They showed seven cash deposits
totaling eleven thousand, eight hundred and eighty dollars. Noel started
working at the special housing unit where Epstein had been held,
beginning on July seventh, twenty nineteen, just weeks before his death. Noel,
who drove a sixty two thousand dollars twenty nineteen land rover,
wasn't asked about the cash during her DOJ interview. Record
showed why would they? Why would they? They were trying
to put it to bed. This is what I'm telling
you about the OIG. Do not trust them, and that's
why I want to go through all these interviews for
you to see. For yourself. They dog walked us, folks,
They dog walked us. And that's why anybody who's out
here talking about, well there's not enough evidence. What you
don't know what kind of evidence there is. There's never
been a real investigation. What you're seeing here is circumstantial,
and any good investigator knows that the circumstantial evidence that's
the foundation. And if there's this much circumstantial evidence, if
we had full on access to the financial records, et cetera,
you mean to tell me we wouldn't hit pay dirt.
Stop it, just stop it. And the sixty two thousand
dollars land rover really must be nice. Maybe I should
go get a job as a corrections officer. An internal
FBI briefing all Soil released in the DOJ files reveals
the agency thought Noel was likely the mysterious orange shape
spotted in a blurry surveillance video near Epstein's sell around
ten forty pm that night. Well, well, well, why would
she be in the orange lenin? And why would she
be carrying it? Did she bring it to Jeffrey Epstein
so he could kill himself? Now, remember I said that
Tartaglione's job was to pass the message on to Jeffrey Epstein. Look, bro,
we can reach out and touch you whenever we want.
Either you do it or we're gonna do it, And
if we do it, it's not going to be as
pleasant as if you do it yourself. Something along those
lines right, certainly plausible. What is not plausible is that
Jeffrey Epstein killed himself with no help. Not plausible. I
don't believe it. I'm sorry, there's no evidence proving it.
At approximately ten forty PM, a correctional officer believed to
be Tovi Noel carried lenin or inmate clothing up to
Ell Tier. Last time any correctional officer approached the only
entrance to the shoe tier the agency rode. Epstein apparently
hanged himself with strips of orange cloth. Well, was Tovin
Nowell paid to let Jeffrey Epstein do this knowing that
she wasn't going to face any real consequences because the
union would get involved, and then the federal government doesn't
want to pursue it further because that would open the door,
so they just forget about it. Let's just defer the
charges and move on again. It's time for a special investigator,
it's not a discussion at this point. We need a
special counsel to get to the bottom of all of this.
In the Swarren statement, Noel, who was working a double
shift that day, told investigator she last saw Epstein alive
somewhere around after ten and that she never gave out
linen ever or nothing to inmates because that's done the
shift before. The Identity of the pixelated orange blob in
the video has been a source of debate and conspiracies
since the FBI released the footage last summer. The original
twenty twenty three Inspector General report said it was an
unidentified correctional officer, making the recently released FBI document the
first time a name was publicly put to the mysterious shape.
She testified she didn't know why Epstein had extra linen
in his cell. The other guard on duty was sleeping
between ten pm and midnight. She said a prison employee
entering the area of Epstein's cell alone would be a
policy violation, workers have said. Lawyers for Noel declined the
comment and asked during her sworn statement if she had
any part in Epstein's death. Noel replied, no, Well, I
don't believe her sorry sworn statement. Sure like they're going
to pursue it anyway. We all know they want this
to go away, and that's why this was a deferred
prosecution and why Thomas and Noel were let off the hook.
And the whole reason is because they didn't want this
to go any further. They didn't want people to know
what happened in that jail cell, and they didn't want
people to ask any more questions about Jeffrey Epstein. They
wanted it to be clean. Right, he's gone, that's it,
let's stop talking about it. But the problem is it
was sloppy. Maybe not the actual person or persons involved
on the ground, but the operation you're seeing here is sloppy.
And I think that as more information comes out, it's
going to become very obvious that what we were told
by Tovin Nowell, Michael Thomas, the DOJ, and the BOP
is nothing but a bunch of bs. All the information
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