Speaker 1: Hello, everyone, and welcome to the Jeffrey Epstein Show. I'm
your host, Bobby Capuci, and this is a daily update.
What's up everybody in greetings from Sin City. One of
the most pressing questions surrounding the whole entire Jeffrey Epstein
fiasco is what happened in that jail cell the day
that he died. Did he kill himself? Was he murdered.
Did somebody pass a message on to him telling him
that he'd better kill himself or else? We don't know.
And my biggest problem with the whole entire thing is
the lack of transparency from the powers that be. From
the very beginning all the way up through now, there
has been a complete lack of transparency. And when it
was all cracking off, I laughed at it. Then anything
that Bill Barr is in charge of, folks, you can
mark me down as somebody who's skeptical. The dude is
legitimately a villain from a TV story. Just take a
look at him. Look at all of the different areas
where he's been hanging out in his life, all the
people he's been around, the war criminal George Bush in
that campaign, in that administration, check hanging out with old
Donald boy check everywhere the guy goes, and then don't
even get me started about old Pops and Jeffrey Epstein
in the high school. So, yeah, forgive me if I
don't believe Bill Barr and his assertions or Bill Barr
and his Oh well, you should trust me, because I
don't trust him. I don't trust any one of them.
And in fact, at this point, the whole entire lot
of them have no one to blame but themselves, by
the way, for the lack of trust in the institutions
in them. In all of this, the whole process. People
are fed up and people are tired of being lied to.
We're not just gonna take it at face value. When
Bill Barr comes trotting out in his dumpy ass ill
fitting suit talking about, well, I saw the video, you
can trust me. No, bro, we don't trust you. Let
us see the video. Why isn't that public? What's taking
the Inspector General all of this time to complete their investigation?
Should be pretty cut and dry, right, you guys came
out and said, oh, it's a suicide, pretty cut and dry.
Everybody should believe the narrative, and of course the lapdogs
and the legacy media. They jumped right on. They were
more than happy to buy into the narrative and call
everybody else a conspiracy theorist. But even now, all these
months later, all these years later, you have people like
Julie K. Smith, who who's talking about what happened in
this jail cell. Nobody really knows. So really, when everything
comes around and catches up in the end, you weren't
the conspiracy theorist. You folks been sniffing this shit out
from the jump, and we still have questions. You still
have questions, and to this day we have not gotten
proper answers about what happened in that jail cell the
first time when he was sharing a cell with our
buddy Tartaglioni, or especially the second time when he was clipped,
or when he offed himself, whatever it was. I don't
think it's illegitimate for people that are footing the bill,
being the citizens, to ask for a complete accounting of
what occurred in that jail cell. It's not a matter
of national security. It's a matter of protecting your friends,
isn't it. Isn't that really what it comes down to.
Isn't that really what this has been all about this
whole entire cover up, because that's what it is. How
long have I been saying that to you folks here
on the podcast. It's an international cover up. Fuck a conspiracy, yeah,
an international criminal conspiracy maybe, but it's most certainly an
international cover up with many peoples at many levers of
power playing a part. But now their whole entire spot's
getting blown up. They're getting that spotlight shined on them,
and they don't know how to react. They don't know
how to conduct themselves. Oh what they'll do is they'll
come out and they'll start talking about, oh, this is
dangerous speech. We have to censor these people because that's
their mo And unfortunately, they'll get a significant portion of
the population to play along until that portion of the
population is the next target. See how this all works.
See why I'm so against bullshit ass censorship. You want
to give inroads to people like Bill Barr, You want
to work as a useful idiot for people like Bill Barr.
Get on board with censorship, because that's exactly what it is.
It's authoritarian no matter how you chop it up, how
you look at it, don't care how you dress it
The facts are the facts, and anyone who's trying to
stamp out dissent, anyone who's trying to stamp out robust conversation,
is an enemy of free thought, and it is certainly
an enemy of getting to the bottom of what happened
in the Jeffrey Epstein case, because these people are so
brazen to continue with their cover ups because they know
people will buy it, hook line and sinker when they
pitch their narrative. But that's not really the case so
much anymore, is it. There are alternative means for people
to get their news. There are plenty of good journalists
who used to work for the establishment, the legacy media
who have bounced the substack pages now or wherever else
they can be found, medium or whatever it may be.
But the legacy media itself is an absolute joke, and
they played a part in this whole cover up, this
whole time. And they also played a part, as we
all know, in whitewashing Jeffrey Epstein and refurbishing his image.
So yeah, people are skeptical when they hear Bill Barr
watch the video, and then the media doesn't go hard
on that. They just accept it after they challenged everything
else the guy had to say. Now they're just gonna
accept that the video was legit, that he watched and
everything's cool. Sorry, I'm not willing to buy it. They
don't have that kind of political credibility with me. These
fools have been lying and lying and lying and lying
at every turn. All of a sudden, we're supposed to
just believe what Bill Barr says. Nope, sorry, not gonna
do it. So today we're gonna jump back in the
time machine and we're gonna go back to twenty nineteen,
and we're gonna read an article from the World Socialist
Website WSWS dot org. And this article was authored by
Kevin Reid, and it gets right to the heart of
the matter that nobody believes who Bill barn is bullshit,
and the whole narrative that they try to pitch it
fell flat for anybody who is using any kind of
critical thought. So I've had this one bookmarked in the
catalog for quite some time, and I figured, you know, what,
what the hell, I'm in the studio, might as well
add it while we're here. So let's jump into this
article from Kevin Reid over at the World Socialist Website
and let's see what he's about headline. US Attorney General
Barr adds to cover up and death of Jeffrey Epstein. Yeah,
pretty fair. US Attorney General William Barr backtracked on comments
he made last August about the circumstances surrounding the death
of convicted pedophile Jeffrey Epstein, telling the Associated Press on
Friday that a series of mistakes by prison authorities gave
the multi millionaire Wall Street consultant, if you want to
call him that asset, you know, money launder, abuser, pedophile,
plenty of things we can call him, the opportunity to
kill himself in his jail cell on August tenth. And look,
I'm more than willing to accept that the guy killed himself.
It's possible. Look you're in there, you're facing all this time.
Very possible. He snapped and said, fucking I'm killing myself.
I think the likeliest of options that we have in
front of us is that somebody, meaning TARTAGLIONI, probably passed
a message on to Jeffrey Epstein telling him that he
if he did not kill himself, he could expect to
get ruffed up every single fucking day of his life.
The way he was getting ruffed up by Tartaglioni in
that jail cell, and until somebody can prove differently, I'm
one hundred percent on board with the fact that Tartaglioni
was in there to send a message. There is no
other reason for a man facing four homicides, who had
already got busted with contraband in the lockup, to be
in a cell with Jeffrey Epstein. Doesn't ring alarm bells
for anybody else. Bill Barr doesn't want to address that,
but no, he saw the video. So let's just believe
what Bill Barr has to say, because you know, look,
he's a salt and pillar of the earth kind of guy, right,
the hell of a fella, the kind of guy you
want coaching your kid's baseball team, said nobody ever. Barr
said that although he initially had suspicions about Epstein's death
under federal custody at the Metropolitan Correctional Center MCC in Manhattan,
he had come to the conclusions that it was a suicide.
Barr added, I can understand people who immediately whose minds
went to sort of the worst case scenario, because it
was the perfect storm of screw ups. Yeah, and nobody.
I shouldn't say nobody, because I guess people do. But
I do not believe that there are way too many
coincidences that had to take place, all at the right time,
at the perfect point, for all of them to intersect,
for this to a for it to be this perfect
storm he's talking about. There's no way that this was
all coincidences. I'm gonna need to see some heavy proof.
The AP reports that Barr drew his conclusion after the
FBI and the Justice Department's inspector General continue to investigate,
adding that he sought to dampen conspiracy theories by people
who have questioned whether Epstein really took his own life,
saying the evidence proves Epstein killed himself. So again with
the inspector General, we were talking about this, What are
you doing? How much longer is it going to take
you to get this investigation done? Did he kill himself?
Didn't he kill himself? Let's see the evidence. What does
the inspector General think? But again, the inspector General is
just another toothless organization within a group of toothless organizations.
They can't even indict. The inspector General can recommend indictments,
but they can't indict themselves. It's more of this, Oh,
let's well, we'll safeguard ourselves, we'll put the checks and
balances on ourselves, we'll investigate ourselves. When does that work?
Throughout this whole investigation, whether it's the FBI, the government,
these private companies, Leon Black, whatever, it always turns into
an absolute carnival shit show. But we should believe the
Inspector General, right. And it's funny because when we have
a political issue that the Inspector General pops up and
talks about, you'll have one side of the aisle, Oh,
guy doesn't know what he's talking about. It's bullshit, that's
absolute bullshit. Then the other side when the Inspector General
finds something in their favor Air quotes here, it's the
same thing. But all of a sudden, people want to
believe the Inspector General when it's Jeffrey Epstein. What the
fuck are you guys thinking? These people cannot be trusted,
the Inspector General and all of these bureaucrats until they
prove that they've earned the trust back. I don't know
how anybody can trust them. Barr gave his interview two
days after, two MCC prison guards, Tovin Noel and Michael Thomas,
were arrested and charged on multiple counts in connection with
their failure to monitor Epstein during the hours preceding as death.
The guards, who had worked overtime shifts in extended hours
at the understaffed facility, have been accused of sleeping and
browsing the Internet between ten thirty pm and six thirty am,
when they should have been checking on Epstein every half hour.
They are also charged with filing fraudulent reports. Now we
know how that ended up suspended sentences, one hundred hours
of community service, and the government probably gave him that
deal because they were skilled that these guards were gonna
unload on the facility and how bad it's managed, how
terribly it's administered. So the government was probably like, look,
we'll give you a suspended sentence. Let's put this to bed. Now.
I've always maintained that these guards should have faced some
sort of penalty. What kind of penalty, I don't know,
but for them to be the only ones again in
trouble ear, really, that's that's really what they're gonna try
and pitch us. What about the shift boss? What about
the you know, the manager on duty. We go through
this every time we talk about this, but you know what,
it's worth mentioning again everybody that was involved in the
chain of custody as far as the evidence goes as well.
Where all of these people have any of them been fired,
they're probably running other facilities these days. An attorney for
one of the two, both of whom have pled not guilty,
has said that the guards are being scapegoaded, even if
the claims against them are true. The lawyer knows such
violations are normally considered prison employee disciplinary issues and not
criminal actions. And you know what, I agree with that. Honestly,
scapegoating these guards was never going to work for me,
and I know it wasn't going to work for you
folks out there. So that was a terrible strategy that
these guys came up with. And it's no wonder that
these prison guards basically walked scott free, right. I doubt
they're even gonna lose their pensions or whatever. The guards
discovered Epstein with a noose made out of bedsheets around
his neck when they entered his cell in the morning
to bring him breakfast. Epstein had been in prison for
more than a month before his death. He was arrested
by the FBI on July sixth at Teeterborough Airport in
New Jersey and charged with multiple counts of sex trafficking
with victims, including underage females. So Epstein was posted up
in the jail, as we all know, for a month
or so, a little more than a month and waiting for,
you know, things to fall into place. Had talked to
Doug Showan a little bit before this, had a new
strategy in place right before his alleged suicide, and according
to his lawyers, was upbeaten ready to rock. On August twelfth,
two days after Epstein was found dead, Bar gave comments
to the press in which he seemed to question the
claims of suicide, saying the Department of Justice was now
learning of serious irregularities at the facility that are deeply
concerning and demand a thorough investigation. See what Barr was doing.
There was a little misdirection, right, Oh, I see your concerns.
I understand your concerns, and I'm going to address them.
See how that all worked out, right, Mister transparency himself
Bill Barr Darth Barr. Although Barr is now endorsing the
finding of the New York Medical Examiner that Epstein died
from suicide by hanging, and says that his conclusion is
based on an investigation conducted by the FBI and the
Justice Department Inspector General. The details of this investigation have
not been made public. Now, remember this article is from
twenty nineteen, folks, These details still have not been made public.
And if you try and hit them with a Freedom
of Information Act, they tell you it's an ongoing investigation.
What the fuck does that mean? Really takes you that
long to figure out if this dude hung himself or
if somebody clipped him. What are you guys obfuscating? Seems
like they're drawing out the investigation solely to use that
as the cover for not providing documents about what occurred.
They really think you're stupid. They're banking on it. In fact,
Barr's perfect storm theory is dubious on its face, since
the known facts surrounding Epstein's death, including any so called
prison screw ups, point in the direction of murder, not suicide.
The most important of these facts are Epstein was a
member of the financial elite, with social and business ties
to top US political figures, foreign dignitaries, royalty, and the
super rich around the world. Many of these associates frequented
Epstein's lavish residences in New York City and Little Saint
James in the Caribbean, which was dubbed or g Island.
And let's not forget Zoro Ranch. Let's not forget France,
Let's not forget any other place that Jeffrey Epstein was active.
We know he was active up in Michigan. We've heard
about Montreal, and I'm guessing anywhere that this sick fuck
ever stepped down from a plane, there's probably active abusing
people there as well. Epstein had been arrested and charged
with sex crimes previously in two thousand and six and
two thousand and eight, but his connections with people in
high places resulted in cover ups. It was because he
was an asset to the federal government. We've established this.
An article recently came out talking about how he was
an FBI informant. There's paperwork on it, the whole thing.
This has always been my working theory. You know a
lot of people ran around and tried to pitch you that, oh,
he's in the Masad bullshit wrong, that's BS. Oh he's
in the CIA wrong, that's BS. Dude's been an asset.
That's exactly what he is. He was your perfect kind
of asset for the people that we're talking about here,
somebody who they had their hooks in, but somebody who
could deliver, and they have undercover informants on the payroll
like you wouldn't believe, Nazis, white supremist terrorists, you name it.
And that's exactly what Jeffrey Epstein was an asset of
at the very least, the FBI, CIA at the very least,
and that's why he was provided all of this cover,
all of this protect In the first case, he was
permitted a non prosecution agreement and immunity from all charges.
In the second, he pled guilty to a prostitution charge
and served eighteen months in prison, during which he was
granted a work release for up to twelve hours a day,
six days a week, allowing him to come and go
as he pleased. And we all know he didn't even
serve that whole entire sentence. Imagine what this fucking eye
did and walked. The only way that happens, folks, is
if your leash is being held by one of the
three Letter agencies. In the twenty nineteen case, it became
clear that the Wall Street investment consultant would likely seek
a plea deal, possibly giving information about the ruling class
figures who were complicit in his alleged procurement of young
girls for sex. One hundred percent. Look, there was no
doubt in anyone's mind that Epstein was willing to roll
over this second time. He understood that he was not
protected anymore. The bridges were burned. There was no you know,
rorodeo riding into town to save his ass. The party
was over. He was burned. As an asset. He could
no longer be useful to the agencies, and so therefore
he had to twist in the wind. So they went
about their business, cutting all of their ties to him,
chopping away that loose fat, losing a year of emails
of Acostas and all of the rest of the bullshit
they were up to. On July twenty third, Epstein was
found injured and unconscious at one thirty am on the
floor of his prison cell. Although authorities claimed Epstein attempted
to kill himself, he reportedly told his legal team that
his cellmate, former police officer Nicholas Tartaglioni aka Tat Tat,
who was facing four counts of murder, had assaulted and
tried to kill him. Tartaglioni was subsequently cleared of any
wrongdoing by an internal prison review. Oh was he so
the man who had the contraband just prior to this
gets a bump up in stature, goes to a cell
to be the cell made of one of the most
prized prisoners in the system at that point, and for what?
For what reason? To keep him company? Or was he
there to send a message? Look, I've told you, folks,
that's where I land at this point. I believe Tartaglione
was there to send a message to Epstein that first
night around in that cell. Bust his ass up. Let
him know you, this is going to be your whole
life here, bro, were you better off yourself or someone's
gonna do it for you and it won't be a fun,
pleasant way. Here's a little taste. Now that's my hypothesis,
that's my working theory. I am more than willing to
go somewhere else if the evidence presents itself. But as
of now, this certainly seems like the most likely scenario
to me Ocham's razor and all right. Epstein was then
relocated to a special housing unit in the prison and
placed on suicide watch. The Justice Department was told he
would have his cell mate at all times, but on
August ninth, Epstein's cellmate was inexplicably transferred out with no replacement.
And usually you have a gelhouse snitch with somebody like Epstein,
somebody like that Bill Mercy guy. But no, not this time.
They didn't have that going on. Figure that fuck it,
We'll just have him roll by himself. What's the worst
that could happen? I know, just another screw up, just
another coincidence. Forensic pathologist doctor Michael Boden was present for
the autopsy and has reported that the neck bone fractures,
the broken blood vessels in the face and eyes, and
the depression from the ligature made of bedsheets around Epstein's
neck are consistent with homicidal murder, not suicide. So here's
where you get down into the weeds of it. Who
do you believe? Which narrative do you believe, Doctor Michael
Boden or the medical examiner? Who has more to lose here?
Now people will say, oh, Michael Boden's been hired by
the family. Of course, is you going to say this?
That's fair, It's definitely a valid argument. And then the
other side will say, well, the states trying to can
either trying to craft a narrative, they're trying to b
s us, they're trying to run a story here, and
that is also a valid argument. So it comes down
to who do you trust, Michael Bowden or the city,
the examiner, the medical examiner, and Bill Barr. Epstein's lawyers
reported that he was in good spirits the day before
he was found dead, and that he exhibited no signs
of depression or suicidal behavior and was looking forward to
working on his legal defense. And that's what we talked
about as well with Doug Showan. Right we read that article,
Doug Showan was adamant that Jeffrey Epstein had a legal
defense in place and that he was ready to rock,
and it looked like Doug Showan was going to be
the lead attorney on this case. The timing of Barr's comments,
coming on the of the indictment of the prison guards,
indicates that the FBI and the Department of Justice are
moving rapidly to shut down any further investigation into the
events at the MCC on the night of August ninth
and into the morning of August tenth. Absolutely, that's why
the guards got the plea deal as well. See what
happened there is the Department of Justice. Justice was trying
to flex, Oh look, we're gonna indict them. They had
no interest and they weren't going, no plans to go
all the way to see it through a trial. They
never wanted that. They wanted to show you, oh look
we're doing something, and then they'd plead out. That was
the plan the whole time. Combined with a month's long
campaign by the New York Times and the Washington Post
to present the medical examiner Barbara Sampson's finding of suicide
as established fact and dismiss all questions about Epstein's death
as wild conspiracy theories, Barr's intervention points to a continued
effort to prevent a public airing of Epstein's activities, his
connections to prominent political and corporate figures, and the highly
suspicious circumstances of his death. And now, remember, folks, this
is the World Socialist website, right, We're not on some
you know, crazy uh wild hate the New York Times
type website. But there's a lot of people on both
sides of the aisle, people who are politically bent one
way or the other, that are starting to understand, though,
what's going on here, and what's going on is the
big joke is on all of us. It doesn't matter
what your political affiliation is. The fact that they can't
even do this investigation within this area of a prison,
a jail cell, for fuck's sake, and come back with
an actual timeline of everything that occurred should make everybody
think that what's going on here is suspect. And me personally,
I am more than willing to believe the man killed himself.
In fact, I think that that's probably what happened, not
because it was his own idea, Like I said, I
think that a message was passed to him and he
decided it was in his best interest to clip himself.
And nothing Bill Barr has said or evidence that has
been presented by Bill Barr or anyone else has pushed
me from that ledge even one iota. If you'd like
to contact me, you can do that at Bobby Kapuci
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later on and we'll pick up where we left off.