Speaker 1: What's up everyone, and welcome back to the Epstein Chronicles.
Recently we learned that Jeffrey Epstein sent a handwritten letter
to another sick, disgusting, disturbed individual, Larry Nasser. Well, Larry Nasser,
the degenerate responsible for molesting all of the gymnasts. He
just got stabbed in prison. Now. He was stabbed by
another inmate at Coleman Federal Prison down in Florida, and
he was stabbed multiple times, and that attack has left
him in stable condition. And I'll tell you what, he's
lucky because the area and where he was stabbed, the neck,
the chest, the back, things can go south real quick
getting shanked in a place like that. And I'm guessing
the implement that was used to stab him was one
that was of crude make right, So it wasn't like
he was using, meaning the assailant, a regular knife or
something like that. Probably like a sharpened toothbrush, you know,
whatever sort of implement they could get their hands on.
And Larry Nasser is alive because whatever this implement is
wasn't you know, sharp enough or long enough or whatever
to penetrate an organ. So he's left with mainly superficial wounds.
Nothing that penetrates deep enough to you know, really cause
him serious internal harm. But the message has certainly been
sent right and that message is Larry Nasser, You're now
on the clock. Today we have an article from The
Independent headline the Mysterious Connection between Larry Nasser and Jeffrey Epstein.
This article was authored by Rachel Sharp. For decades, they
both sexually assaulted dozens of underage girls and young women.
They preyed on their victims by first earning their trust.
One is a top doctor for athletes, and the other
as a generous billionaire mentor offering to help pursue their dreams.
Imagine a doctor doing what he did. It's bad enough
you have a disgusting, degenerate billionaire or wanna be billionaire
molesting girls, trafficking girls, raping women. But a doctor, you know,
you go to the doctor, and that's somebody that you're
supposed to be able to trust, somebody that if they
tell you something, you should be able to listen to
what they say to you and trust it. And when
that trust is broken by somebody like a team doctor
for the gymnastics team of the United States of America,
that becomes a very very dark and disgusting chapter in
not only USA gymnastics history, but in our history as
a country as a whole. They then abuse this position
of trust and power by subjecting victims to a campaign
of sexual abuse over several years and for a long time.
They got away with it, as despite the glaring warning signs,
these two powerful men went on checked by authorities, public figures,
and other people in power. So basically, what they're saying
is you were failed. That's right, they failed you. The FBI,
the Department of Justice, all of these investigators who knew
what Epstein was up to, they failed you. All of
these investigators who knew what Larry Nasser was up to,
they failed you. But even more importantly, they failed the
survivors who were abused. And still no sort of punishment,
Nobody getting fired, nobody getting called upon the carpet. So
what exactly is the point of your OIG report? If
nobody's going to be held responsible for the systemic failures
that you say were occurring, then why even bother? You
would think that if all of these systemic issues were
found that heads would be rolling, But none of that occurred, right,
So ask yourselves, why not Larry Nasser and Jeffrey Epstein's
crimes and patterns of abuse are no doubt chillingly similar.
But besides the suffering they caused to others, no connection
was ever made between the two offenders. And that's true.
I never had any connection brought before me of these
two dudes hanging out, breaking bread or anything like that,
besides finding out that Epstein wrote him a letter, And
we still don't know the contents of that letter. That
is until last month, when a trove of four thousand
pages of documents related to Epstein's Jelhouse death were released
by the Federal Bureau of Prisons under the Freedom of
Information Act. Now, in another bizarre twist, it has emerged
that just weeks after this shocking link came to light,
Nasser was violently attacked inside the high security federal prison
in Florida, where he has been held since twenty eighteen. So, look,
could that be an impetus for this attack? One of
these inmates saying, look, you're a disgusting animal as it is,
but now you're also corresponding with mister sick fuck himself,
Jeffrey Epstein. Yeah, you're gonna get pincushioned tomy, let me
catch you slipping, and obviously Larry Nasser was caught slipping.
Sources told the Associated Press that the convicted sex abuser
fifty nine had been stabbed multiple times, including in the
chest and back, by another inmate, at the United States
Penitentiary Coleman in Florida over the weekend. A Bureau of
Prison spokesperson confirmed to the Independent that life saving efforts
were carried out on the inmate, who they refused to
confirm as Nasser before he was rushed to the hospital.
The extent of his injuries is currently unclear, but sources
said he is now in stable condition. The incident is
now the subject of an internal investigation, and the FBI
has also been notified. For now, what led up to
the attack is currently unclear. The identity of the attacker
remains unknown, and no motive has been given.
Speaker 2: Now.
Speaker 1: There could be other issues at hand here, as oppos
to him just being a sick bastard who was greenlit,
or who some inmate decided, you know what, I'm tired
of this smirking, disgusting animal and I'm gonna shank them.
So there's a lot at play here, and we don't
know all of the details. Yet all that we do
know is that some inmate decided that it was time
to shank Larry Nasser. And if I'm being honest, I'd
like to buy that inmate some top ramen. But the
timing of his near death experience behind bars may well
raised some eyebrows, coming just one month after new details
emerged about a surprise connection between Naser and fellow pedophile Epstein,
who died inside his own jail cell back in twenty nineteen.
So for all of the hubris, all of the yippity
y app of the OIG and his stupid report, they
still couldn't even keep Larry Nasser safe. So what exactly
did the OIG report accomplish in the four years that
it was being put together. In early June, the pages
of BOP records related to Epstein's death were obtained by
the Associated Press, including details of his health history, emails,
and internal agency reports. Hidden among the four thousand pages
was one especially curious email, dated September twenty nineteen. It
was an email between staff at the Metropolitan Correctional Center
in Manhattan, New York, which contained some surprising information. In
the thirty four days that Epstein was behind bars at
the Manhattan Jail. He had sent a letter to a
fellow convicted sex offender one thousand, one hundred miles away
at a prison in Florida. That recipient was Nasser. And
what the hell could Jeffrey Epstein have to say to
Larry Nasser? Can you imagine the conversation between these two diddlers?
At the time, Nasser was already convicted and serving hundreds
of years behind bars in Coleman. Epstein, meanwhile, was awaiting
trial on a slew of sex trafficking charges in New York.
The letter never reached Nasser for some unknown reason. It
was returned to sender and was discovered in the Manhattan
Jail's mail room weeks later in September of twenty nineteen.
By this point, Epstein was already dead. It appeared he
mailed it out and it was returned back to him.
The investigator who found the letter wrote in an email
to a prison official, so how could this letter even
get out in the first place? You're not screening what's
coming out of this jail. Sure, John Wayne Gacy should
just be able to write to Jeffrey Dahmer, and they
should be able to be penpals, right, I mean, are
you kidding me?
Speaker 2: Right now?
Speaker 1: I am not sure if I should open it or
should we hand it over to anyone. What the officials
decided to do with the letter remains a mystery, with
the letter itself not included within the four thousand pages
of records released under the FOIA request. Was it mailed
again to Nasser, was it destroyed? Was it kept on
record by prison of Fass? And more importantly, what did
it say and why was Epstein writing to a fellow pedophile.
It's like in Silence of the Lambs when Hannibal Lecter
was corresponding with Buffalo Bill by using the wanted ads.
Same kind of deal here, right, Let me send this sick,
disgusting degenerate who is a fellow traveler a letter and
let's see what he has to say. Or is it
something more devious? Did they have a relationship that we
didn't know about or that we still don't know about.
That's very possible. I don't find it to be likely,
but it's possible. But the biggest question is did the
two convicted high profile sex offenders know each other or
have connections to each other prior to their respective arrests
and incarcerations. Nasa has been held at Coleman since his
conviction in twenty eighteen for sexually assaulting girls and young
women at USA Gymnastics and Michigan State University as the
team doctor. The sexual Predator prayed one hundreds young gymnasts,
including Simone Biles and Ali Raisman for several decades. He
was finally charged in December of twenty sixteen on child
sex abuse image charges, more than a year after his
first victim came forward with the allegations. In twenty eighteen,
he was sentenced to forty to one hundred and seventy
five years in prison for a criminal sexual conduct. He
is also serving a sixty year federal prison sentence on
child sex abuse image charges and to separate forty to
one hundred and twenty five years for sexual abuse in Michigan.
So anybody feeling bad that this dude was stabbed, I
certainly don't.
Speaker 2: Sorry.
Speaker 1: If that makes me a bad person, well, hey, I
guess I'll wear that hat with pride. Epstein, meanwhile, was
initially convicted in two thousand and eight of procuring an
underage girl for prostitution in Florida. In a now widely
condemned sweetheart plea deal, Epstein pleaded guilty to one charge
and was sentenced to eighteen months in prison, most of
which he served out of prison in a work release program.
On his release, he was ordered to register as a
sex offender. Then in July twenty nineteen, he was arrested
on a slew of sex trafficking charges in New York.
On August tenth, twenty nineteen, just one month after his
arrest on July seventh, and not long after he sent
the letter to Nasser, he was found dead in his cell.
The medical examiner ruled death by suicide, but there have
been long questions and conspiracies surrounding his final hours. Last month,
the Justice Department's watchdog released a scathing report blaming Epstein's
suicide on numerous and serious failures by Bureau of Prison staff.
And really the question is was it wilful or are
they just negligent? They didn't address that in this OIG report.
While he died one month later before he could face trial,
his accomplice, Glenn Maxwell, was found guilty of sex trafficking
in New York in December of twenty twenty one, and
is currently serving a twenty year prison sentence. It remains
unclear if Nasser and Epstein's pas ever crossed during years
of abusing girls and young women. It's a question that
only Epstein and Nasser could truly answer. Epstein has taken
his account and his reasons for contacting Nasser to the grave.
An attorney for Nasser meanwhile said they were not aware
of any relationship between mister Nasser and Jeffrey Epstein. Jonathan Sachs,
director of State Appellate Defender's Office, where Nassar's court appointed attorney,
Jacqueline mccannon works, told CNN that the office had no
knowledge of the letter or Epstein's attempts to contact Nasser
prior to the document's release. Now that Nasa is in
the hospital recovering from multiple stab wounds, it remains to
be seen whether he can and will shed light on
the bizarre connections to Epstein and the contents to that letter.
Now we don't know what the relationship is, right, but
it's certainly a question that should be asked. And at
this point, I wonder if we'll ever get any access
to that letter as the public you would think we should,
But with the way transparency goes in this case, I
highly doubt it either a way. What was Jeffrey Epstein
doing contacting Larry Nasser? All right, folks, that's gonna do
it for this one. All of the information that goes
with the episode can be found in the description box.
What's up everyone, and welcome back to the program. Larry
Nasser was a doctor, and he worked with the gymnastics
team of the United States, and he was also a
prolific predator. Now he's serving a very long time in
prison right now. But there are several parallels between what
happened here and what happened with Epstein, And one of
the most glaring similarities is that the FBI is being
blamed for not doing enough, making errors, screwing around, and
not protecting those it's supposed to protect. Sound familiar, Well
it should, because the same exact thing happened in the
Jeffrey Epstein case. The FBI had plenty of time, plenty
of chances to bring Epstein in. Did they do it?
Speaker 2: Nope? They didn't.
Speaker 1: Why not? Well we know why they didn't bring in
Whitey Bulger either, right, So look, the FBI at some
point is going to have to be held accountable for
their shenanigans. How long can they play games like this
and screw around when it comes to major sexual assault cases?
Why because you don't want to ruffle any feathers. Got
some powerful people who are sitting on the board at
Michigan State or something. It's so ridiculous. This dude should
have been arrested a long time ago molesting and raping
and are Olympic athletes. It's a travesty. It's an embarrassment.
And I hope that these athletes who are going now
after the FBI to hold the FBI accountable. That's what
this article is about. I hope they sue them, and
I hope that they do win and that the federal
government has to pay a pretty penny because at some
point the FBI is going to have to be fixed, audited,
or you know, revamped, whatever it is, because.
Speaker 2: Nobody has faith in them anymore.
Speaker 1: All Right, So this article is from the AP and
the headline is thirteen Naser victims seeking one hundred and
thirty million dollars from the FBI over bungled probe. The
author of this article is ed and this could set
a serious precedent. Say that these athletes are successful with
this lawsuit, and they forced the federal government and the
FBI to come out of pocket. Well don't you think
that other people are paying attention, especially the survivors from Epstein.
They're gonna want to do the same thing, and they should.
I don't know why they haven't yet because what the
FBI did, the way the FBI conducted themselves, I mean,
come on. Thirteen sexual assault survivors of Larry Nasser are
seeking ten million dollars each from the FBI, claiming a
bungled investigation by agents led to more abuse by the
sports doctor. Lawyers said Thursday, Wow, it's like you could
just switch out the names, right, pull out Larry Nasser
and put in Jeffrey Epstein. It's the same thing. It's
an f to make the government responsible for assaults that
occurred after July fifteenth. The Justice Departments Inspector General concluded
that the FBI made fundamental errors when it became aware
of allegations against Naser that year. They made a lot
of fundamental errors with Epstein too, didn't they? And it
led to how many years of abuse he was first
reported in ninety five. Folks ninety five, ninety six, and
he was able to go on and continue to abuse
people for how long when they could have stopped them.
So nobody is responsible for that. There's never any sort
of institutional accountability. Only you and I have to be accountable.
Right If you or I say we lie to the FBI,
forget it. They're going to try and put us in
prison now for perjury or lying to an agent. But they, well,
they can ignore serious sexual assault cases and act like
it's no big deal.
Speaker 2: Nasa.
Speaker 1: Nasa was a Michigan State University sports doctor as well
as a doctor at USA Gymnastics. He is serving decades
in prison for assaulting female athletes, including metal winning Olympic gymnasts.
It's an instant embarrassment. We can't even protect these girls
and these women who are dedicating their lives to compete
for the glory and honor of the country. You can't
protect them. You're gonna put them in the hands of
some sick predator. Okay, sounds like a really good idea.
I don't know how this dude wasn't throttled because his
behavior was pretty brazen, and he was able to go
on with it for years and years and years and
years and This is some high profile shit right here too.
We usually see it when these dudes go after girls,
it's against you know, the most vulnerable in society. But
these these women, these girls were.
Speaker 2: High level athletes. So it just goes to show you
a predator is a predator.
Speaker 1: And when they think that they have, you know, a
fertile ground to hunt on if you will, they're going
to exploit the situation. And again that's why I say
these people can't be fixed. There's no rehabilitation for people
like Larry Nasser. This dude needs to be in prison
for the rest of his life. Or you could have
him joined some kind of island fight. We could do that,
set up a bunch of cameras on an island and
let all of these sick bastards have like a battle royale,
and we could put them put it on pay per view,
and then all the money from it we can give
to organizations that help abused women, trafficked women, abused boys.
I'm telling you everybody would buy it. Who wouldn't buy it?
A bunch of diddlers having a fight to the death
and then the winner like in The Running Man, It's like,
oh yeah, you're gonna get sent to some beautiful paradise.
But really, whoever wins, it doesn't matter, because that person
gets fed to the sharks or whatever. I mean, all
kidding aside, do we really think that we're going to
rehabilitate people like this? And I'm not one of these
people that runs around, oh give up hope on inmates?
Oh forget No, That's not how I feel.
Speaker 2: As you all know.
Speaker 1: It's people like this though, that I have no empathy for,
no sympathy for, and I think that the harshest punishments
right behind murder, should be for these crimes. This was
not a case involving fake twenty dollars bills or tax cheats.
Attorney Jamie White said these were allegations of a serial
rapist who was known to the FBI as the Olympic
US doctor with unfettered access to young women. I mean,
all the parallels are there. All you have to do
is change the names around. And it could be the Epstein.
Speaker 2: Case as well.
Speaker 1: What is the FBI up to If they can't go
after people like this, or they're unwilling to go after
people like this, what is it that they're really up to?
Naser he added, continued a reign of terror for eight
for seventeen unnecessary months. Yeah, well, Epstein had a reign
of terror for about oh, I don't know, three decades
after he was reported. Indianapolis based US Gymnastics told local
FBI agents in twenty and fifteen that three gymnasts said
they were assaulted by Naser. Now, how are if you're
the FBI, if you're the agent who gets that report,
how do you just file it and then not go
crazy following up on it? Like if I was to
file that report and my boss was like, ah, yeah,
we're not gonna we're not gonna look into that any further,
I'd go over my boss's head. I'd go to the
inspector general, whatever it is. But I wouldn't be able
to sleep at night knowing that I'm sitting on this shit.
So this is what I mean when I talk about
a bureaucracy and how people like Acosta aren't making decisions
on their own. This just shows you that because I'm
hard if I find it hard to believe that these agents,
the agents working the ground, wouldn't want to pursue this more.
My guess is that it was killed by their bosses.
But the FBI did not open a formal investigation or
inform federal or state authorities in Michigan. According to the
Inspector General's report, what an absolute travesty and dereliction of duty.
Los Angeles FBI agents in twenty sixteen began a sexual
tourism investigation against Naser and interviewed several survivors, but also
didn't alert Michigan authorities. The Inspector General said, no one
should have been assaulted after the summer of twenty fifteen
because the FBI should have done its job, said Grace French,
founder of a group called the Army of Survivors. To
know that the FBI could have helped to avoid this trauma.
Discuss me on which of their sister me too? And
you see it over and over and over again. How
hard is it to go after the most disgusting people
in society? Because that's what these people are, right, These
are the most gross, disgusting people in society. If you
pray on children, you pray on women, you pray on
little girls, little boys, old people.
Speaker 2: Fuck you. That's how I feel.
Speaker 1: White is not suing the FBI yet. Under federal law,
torque claims must be filed with a government agency, which
then has six months to reply. A lawsuit could follow
depending on the FBI's response. I mean, how are they
going to respond, Oh, I'm sorry, Yeah, we messed up,
We shit the bed. What else can they do? They
can't go back in time and fix it. And the
sad part is it's not like they're learning from these mistakes.
If they were, I'd be much more inclined to give
them some leeway. Hey, look, we fucked up. We're owning this.
It's not gonna happen again. But how many of these
large cases do we have to look at and see
it happening again. The FBI declined to comment on Thursday,
but referred to Director Christopher Ray's remarks to Congress about
how the matter was poorly handled. I'm sorry that so
many different people let you down over and over again,
Ray told survivors at a Senate hearing last year. And
I'm especially sorry that there were people at the FBI
who had their own chance to stop this monster back
in twenty fifteen and failed. And that's inexcusable. It never
should have happened. So what was James Komy doing? Remember,
the FBI was gearing themselves up to get involved in
all kinds of nonsense when they should have been focusing
on people like Epstein and Larry Nasser and worrying about
what they're real job is, keeping people safe. White said
more than one hundred women were assaulted after July twenty fifteen,
and he expects other lawyers will file claims against the FBI.
Naser wasn't arrested until November twenty sixteen during an investigation
by Michigan State University Police. So you guys got one
uped by basically, you know, the local community.
Speaker 2: College police. The FBI got one up by them.
Speaker 1: Imagine that the Michigan State Police Department, the Michigan State
University Police Department, cares more about these girls than the FBI.
The Michigan Attorney General's office ultimately handled the assault charges
against Naser, while federal prosecutors in Grand Rapids, Michigan filed
a child pornography case. White noted that noted the twenty
and eighteen massacre at Florida's Marjorie Stoneman Douglas High School,
the FBI received a tip about five weeks before seventeen
people were killed at the school, but the tip was
never forwarded to the FBI's South Florida office. The government
agreed to pay one hundred and twenty seven and a
half million dollars to the families of those killed or injured.
And you wonder why I get up here and rail
about the FBI and the CIA. What they have become
and what they do is just unacceptable. And there's no accountability.
That's the biggest thing for me. Who are they accountable to? Congress?
Have you seen the shit show going on today? Come on, guys,
they're not accountable to anyone. These people in Congress in
the Senate, they're lucky they can tie their own shoes
or pair their socks in the morning. And we're relying
on them to help us and change our lives. They
can't even hold the FBI, who is under their control basically,
to account, but they're gonna fix everybody's life.
Speaker 2: Huh.
Speaker 1: It's an absolute joke. Michigan State University, which was which
was also accused of missing chances over many years to
stop Nasser, agreed to pay five hundred million dollars to
more than three hundred women.
Speaker 2: And girls who were assaulted.
Speaker 1: USA Gymnastics and the US Olympic and Para Olympic Committee
made a three hundred and eighty million dollars settlement. Now
remember Epstein's girls, the survivors over in the Epstein case,
only one hundred and twenty five million was paid out
to them. So at least these girls were compensated with
a big fat chunk of change, and they deserve every
last dollar of it. You dedicate your whole life to
representing your country and then have your country in turn
let you down the way this country let them down.
Speaker 2: Yep.
Speaker 1: Back up the brink struck, like I say, and pay
these girls out whatever they want, and the FBI, I
hope that they have to pay out through the too.
And then afterwards all of the people who were involved,
they should lose their pensions and they should lose their jobs,
but that never happens when we're talking about these bureaucracies,
these overbloated bureaucracies. Accountability is only for me and you,
all right, folks, that's gonna do it for this episode.
If you'd like to contact me, you can do that
at Bobby Capuci at ProtonMail dot com. That's bo b
b Y c ap you Cci at ProtonMail dot com.
You can also find me on Twitter at Bobby Underscore
c ap you Cci. The link that we discussed can
be found in the description box. What's up everyone, and
welcome back to the program. Every now and then, in
life you get exactly what you deserve, and one example
of that is Larry Nasser and the current life that
he's leading behind bars. Now, previously we heard that Larry
Nasser had been assaulted in prison and stabbed a bunch
of times by a cellmate. Well, now we're learning that
Larry Nasser is forced to pay other inmates for protection.
And the way he's forced to pay those other inmates
for protection, according to this source, is with sexual favors.
So a man who is in prison for abusing women
is now being abused himself. And there's almost sort of
a cosmic justice to it all.
Speaker 2: Right.
Speaker 1: Now, look, I'm not somebody who's gonna sit here and
say that I think anybody should be assaulted while they're
behind bars. But when you're somebody who molests people, and
you're somebody who rapes people, this is the fate that's
waiting for you if and when you get arrested. So
if you don't want to have to pay other inmates,
with sexual favors to protect you. If you don't want
to be in prison, here's an idea. Don't rape and
molest people, and then you won't find your ass in jail.
But if you're gonna rape and you're gonna, well, your
bitch ass is gonna end up behind bars. And when
you do, I don't want to hear any kind of
complaining about what's waiting for you. Everybody knows the score,
and everybody knows that if you're a molester and you
go to jail, shit's not going to be fun. Today's
article is from the Daily Mail and the headline Disgrace
Team USA gymnastics doctor Larry Nasser is paying gangsters with
sexual favors for prison protection. This article was authored by
Emma Richter. Disgrace Team USA gymnastics doctor Larry Nasser has
been getting protection from gangsters in exchange for sexual favors,
according to an inmate, Grace Pinson, a now transgender inmate
who is currently incarcerated in Allentown, Pennsylvania, till The New
York Post that Nasser, who was sentenced to hundreds of
years of prison for abusing gymnasts and children, pays for
his protection. By providing sexual favors and money to others.
So Bro's out here being turned straight up into a
trick getting, you know, all kinds of crazy shit done
to them in order to be protected. I have to
tell you, I'd rather be dead. I would rather get
killed than do what Larry Nasser is allegedly doing here
for protection. But I guess when we're talking about a
child abuser and a rapist like Larry Nasser, there's nothing
they won't do to try and save their own skin.
Nasar sixty worked at Michigan State University and also served
as a team doctor at the Indianapolis based US Gymnastics.
He's now serving decades in prison for assaulting female athletes,
including medal winning Olympic gymnasts Simone Biles and Ali Raceman.
So while these girls were training to go to the
Olympics and represent the United States of America, this sick,
degenerate son of a bitch was molesting them. So if
you have any kind of feelings of remorse for mister Nasser,
my suggestion is go back and listen to those impact
statements of what the girls said. The impact was of
the abuse that they received at the hands of Naser,
and then tell me that you feel any kind of
sympathy for this clown. Pinson, who was sentenced to twenty
years in prison for sending threatening letters to former President
George W. Bush in two thousand and five, explain that
around June twenty twenty one, Nasser was seen entering a
Sumpter County, Florida, federal prison cell with Mexican gang members.
The cell door remained shut and the windows were covered,
which only happens when inmates are doing drugs or having sex.
According to Pinson, Larry Nasser has decided sucking dick is
a better way of staying alive. Pinson told the New
York Post, Yo, could you imagine being such a bitch
that you can't even fight for your life. Instead, you're
gonna go and become a trick for some kind of
Mexican gang in prison. Well that's what Larry Nasser chose
to do, and it really just shows you the sort
of sharm and hearted bitch ass punk that he really is.
The inmate referred to Nasser as a scared little church
mouse who would only leave his cell to visit the chapel,
where he would talk about his paid protection. He wished
he didn't need those guys. In some ways, what they
expected of him was worse than the idea of being
stabbed and killed. Pinson said, Yeah, for sure, I'd rather
just be stabbed than killed. Get it over with, you
kidding me right now? You're gonna walk around and be
some prison bitch. I mean, I guess if you're Larry Nasser,
it's not that big of a stretch considering you're just
a bitch anyway. She said that NASA allegedly paid the
gang members a couple hundred dollars a month to protect
them inside. Pinson added that the members initially informed her
about the deal. The prisoner said that she also saw
a phone that her cellmate had that gangsters would often
use to discuss business and manage drug transactions. Pinson believes
the gang members forced the child molester to perform sexual
favors as a way to humiliate and degrade Naser for
what he did to the girls. Making Larry Nasser suck
your dick in prison is a twisted way of paying
him back for what he did to those women. Pension
And said, and there's definitely some truth to that.
Speaker 2: We all know. This is how it works.
Speaker 1: In prison, And if you're gonna go out there and
you're gonna molest people, you're gonna rape women, you're gonna
hurt children, This is exactly the kind of fate that
you can expect. Nasa has since been transferred to a
federal prison in Louisbourg, Pennsylvania. He declined to be interviewed
by The New York Post, and Scott Taylor, the Bureau
of Prison spokesman, declined to comment on Pinson's claims. He
has certainly not a good look for the prison system,
So I would doubt that they'd have anything to say
about these claims at all. Why would they want to
get involved in that, No comment, Keep it moving. You're
not going to risk your life for Larry Nasser for
a couple one hundred bucks, Pinson said. Meanwhile, Joe Rojas,
the former president of the Coleman Prison Officers Union, did
not agree with Pinson's claims. Rojas said Nasser was held
in the dropout unit, which is considered safer then general population,
where he was stabbed by an inmate about a year ago.
That's one of those places that if you're an inmate,
you want to go to that unit because everything is quiet,
Roja said. On July ninth, twenty twenty three, Nasser was
attacked in his cell by a fellow inmate, Shane McMillan,
who used a makeshift weapon to stab them away from
many cameras. He was stabbed at least ten times, twice
in the neck, twice in the back, and six times
in the chest, suffering a collapse lung as. An official said,
he was lucky to be alive, and honestly, we should
give mister McMillan an award right for house cleaning. Look,
I have no time or patience for people like Larry Nasser,
and they're not gonna be rehabilitated. So if you're not
gonna be rehabilitated, I really have no desire or patience
for you. So this guy right here, Larry Nasser, should
just be thrown in general population and served right up
to the wolves. But instead will house them in this
protected unit, pay extra money for him, you know, the
whole thing. The attack was deemed an unwitnessed event because
there are no cameras inside the prison cell. According to
an insider, only common area in corridors monitored by video.
McMillan is serving time for assaulting a correctional officer at
a federal penitentiary in Louisiana in two thousand and six,
and attempting to stab another inmate to death at the
federal Supermax prison in Florence, Colorado in twenty eleven. YO,
if you're out here trying to stab people in Flomax,
you're somebody who means business. So this McMillan character certainly
somebody who means business, and probably not somebody that you'd
be too keen on wanting to kill you in an
uncontrolled environment, right, and especially if you're Larry Naster's bitch ass.
Imagine being thrown in a cell with a dude like this,
No wonder Larry Naster's out here are blowing dudes. Officers
responded to Nasher's cell and performed what officials said were
life saving measures. He was taken to a hospital, where
he remained in stable condition. Cell doors on most federal
prison units are typically open during the day, letting prisoners
move around freely within the facility. And federal prison's a
lot different than state prison. You get a lot more
leeway most of the time in federal prison, and you
see it here. They have the doors open, you're able
to wander around a little bit more, you know. But
if you're upstate, forget it. You're not gonna have any
kind of freedom for the most part, especially if you're
in a max security joint. McMillan is scheduled to be
released from prison in May twenty forty six, according to
the Bureau of Prisons inmate database and court records, though
that could change if he's charged and convicted of attacking Naser. Recently,
LSU gymnast Olivia Dunn appeared to describe the camp Cara
Lee's Ranch in Huntsville, Texas, where Naser abused the team's
athletes as an asylum in a TikTok video. Dunn was
a member of the junior national team that trained at
the Texas camp under the US Gymnastics program. And imagine
if you sent your kid to these programs and this
is what was waiting for them. How about some accountability
from US Gymnastics. And I gotta tell you, if I
was a father, there's no chance on even my kid
unattended with any adult. I'm sorry, I'm just not doing it.
Not this day and age. The collegiate gymnast who boasts
eight million followers on TikTok used the platform to hop
on the trend of Taylor Swift's song Who's Afraid of
a Little Old Me, and shared a series of photos
of the Cara Lees camp. The trend, which has been
circulating on the platform since Swift released her latest album,
uses the lyric you wouldn't last an hour in the
asylum where they raised me. Dunn is previously touched upon
the USA Gymnastics training camp and the scandals that occurred
at the ranch. I would leave my family for a
week every year and go to the training camp, which
obviously had terrible scandals, and that whole environment was not
so good, Dunn said an interview on the Full Send
podcast last year. I was on the USA national team
where I decided when I was sixteen. USA Gymnastics fell
apart while I was in the program, and I was like,
I'm just gonna be happy and keep my full ride
to LSU. More than one hundred and fifty gymnasts were
abused by Naser during his thirty year career. Naser admitted
to sexually assaulting the athletes when he worked at Michigan
State University and USA Gymnastics. The doctor also admitted possessing
child pornography, and more than one hundred women sought over
one billion from the federal government for the FBI's failure
to stop them. Good old job by the FBI. Huh,
that ended up costing you and I the taxpayer of billions.
Just like they're going to get waxed with epstein. Don't
think it's not coming. They're getting sued and they're going
to end up paying out of the ear again. And
when I say they, I mean me and you. He
was sentenced in federal court in twenty seventeen to sixty
years in prison on charges of possessing child sex abuse material.
The following year, Naser was sentenced up to one hundred
and seventy five years and up to one hundred and
twenty five years, respectively in two separate Michigan courts for
molesting female gymnasts under his care. In April, the US
Justice Department announced one hundred and thirty eight point seven
million dollars settlement with more than one hundred people who
accused the FBI of grossly mishandling allegations of sexual assault
against NASA. In twenty fifteen and sixteen, a critical time
gap that allowed the sports doctor to continue to pray
on victims before his arrest. When combined with other settlements,
one billion dollars now has been set aside by various
organizations to compensate hundreds of women who said Nasa assaulted
them under the guise of treatment for his sports injuries.
Simone Biles publicly broke her silence in January of twenty eighteen,
revealing in a powerful tweet that she was one of
Nasar's victims. It took me a long time to write that,
probably a couple of days, because every time I would
go to write it, I would start balling and I
couldn't get through it, she said. Biles also noted that
she was heartbroken over having to continue to train at
the Ranch, the former USA Gymnastics National training center where
she and her teammates were abused by the disgraced doctor.
So there's no accountability still from US Gymnastics, by the way,
and there needs to be. People need to be fired,
people need to lose pensions. But none of that ever happens,
does it. What they do is they'll serve us up
somebody like Larry Nasser and then the lack like it's
not systemic, like it's only one predator doing this shit
when there's many of them. And never mind all the
people that enabled throughout the years. None of these adults
that were around them had any idea what was up.
There were no rumors. Give me a break. I don't
buy that for a minute. So the USA Gymnastics organization,
they're getting off light here, and in my opinion, they
need to face more scrutiny so that this never happens again.
All right, folks, that's gonna do it for this one.
All of the information that goes with this episode can
be found in the description box. What's up, everyone, and
welcome back to the Epstein Chronicles.
Speaker 2: Today we're going to talk a little.
Speaker 1: Bit more about the FBI and they're one hundred and
thirty nine million dollars settlement with Larry Nasser's victims. Should
provide some hope for the victims of Jeffrey Epstein who
were wronged by the FBI as well. Now, getting money
from the government when it comes to something like this
is usually pretty difficult. You have to really prove your case.
But there's precedent for sure. And with Larry Nasser getting
slapped here and the FBI having to pay out. I
would think that any court in the land that here's
what happened with Epstein and the FBI will end up
doing the same exact thing. So hopefully this gets things
moving in the right direction and we get to a
point where the FBI has to own up for what
they did when it comes to Epstein. But considering the
FBI's past and the history when it comes to Epstein,
I'm not holding my breath. Today's article is from Fox
News and the headline FBI's one hundred and thirty nine
million dollars settlement with Larry Nasser victims breeze life into
Epstein's accusers lawsuit. This article was authored by Michael Ruiz.
The FBI is one hundred and thirty nine million dollars
settlement with more than one hundred victims of the disgrace
doctor Larry Nasser could set a precedent that would lift
the chances of Jeffrey Epstein's accusers to prevail in a
similar lawsuit, Experts say, and we all know the court
loves precedent, So if there's some precedent that a court
can refer to, more times than not, they're going to
do that, and so with this ruling, it gives the
court the ability to say, hey, look, there's already a
precedent set in a similar manner, so why don't we
just dive right in and go with what that judge
or those judges decided, because at the end of the day,
it's going to be the same result. Do you really
think any jury in the land would get a look
at what went down here when it comes to the
FBI and theyre willful negligence when it comes to Jeffrey
Epstein because that's exactly what it was. Let's not act
like the FBI had no idea who or what Epstein was.
They knew, they didn't care. I think the NASA settlement
bodes well for the Epstein accusers, said Nyama Rockmani, a
Los Angeles based trial attorney and former federal prosecutor. It's
not easy to get damages from the government for its
failure to act. Well, easy for the government to get
money from you. Right every April fifteenth. Anyway, The Justice
Department agreed last week to pay one hundred and thirty
eight million, seven hundred thousand dollars to settle one hundred
and thirty nine claims from victims who accused the FBI
of mishandling sexual assault allegations against the disgraced former sports
doctor in twenty fifteen and twenty sixteen. And you know
what's crazy about that the amount that they were paid out,
the one hundred and thirty eight point seven million, is
more than the Epstein compensation fund paid out to the survivors.
And that straight up garbage. Those survivors, they should have
gotten the lion's share of all of that money down
from the compensation fund from Jeffrey Epstein's estate. But we
all know that the US Virgin Islands, well they had
to get themselves a cool one hundred and fifty hundred
and sixty million. Right, everybody had their hand out, but
the people who suffered the most, like usual, are the survivors.
Civil liability against government agencies or employees usually requires an
affirmative act, such as police brutality or a civil rights violation.
Rockmanni added the fact that the Naser victims were able
to secure a nine figure settlement means the Epstein plaintiffs
will try to follow the same playbook. Well, they wrote
that playbook. Honestly, Let's be very clear, they should have
been made whole a very long time ago, and the
whole entire situation with Epstein should have been blown up
via Rico. But these cowards down at the sdn Y
they didn't have the heart for it. They didn't want
to go and bust their best friends. Right, Oh, our
faves are going to get caught up in it. So
instead of pushing the point, they continue to protect their faves.
And we all know who their faves are, Bill Clinton,
Hillary Clinton, those are their faves, and those people are
never going to be held to account. Instead, what you
have is Hillary Clinton and Bill Clinton being shoved down
your throat once again by Joe Biden and his campaign
strategists who think it's a good idea, but I'm here
to tell you it's not. And the fact that so
many people refuse to hold Bill Clinton accountable for his
bullshit when it comes to Ebstein tells me everything I
need to know about those people, and those people have
no right to talk about anybody else being biased ever again,
Because if Bill Clinton isn't being held to account when
it comes to Jeffrey Epstein and Glene Maxwell by people
on the left, are they ever gonna hold anyone to
account when it comes to Abstein, the answer is no. Oh,
but they want everybody else to be brought down, right, Oh,
alex Acosta, Go get alex Acosta like he's the one
who even wrote that fucking deal. Meanwhile, we have Bill
Clinton over here having his boy Epstein come to the
White House seventeen times, getting a massage from a survivor
inside of a narrow you know, the whole entire thing,
and nobody has any questions about it. Nobody wants to
hold Bill Clinton to account. Huh. So the whole entire
virtue signaling progressive left can just shut up about Epstein
at this point because they really aren't serious, because if
they were, they'd be holding Bill Clint into account. But
instead they're running around and acting like Bill Clinton is
this great guy and that he never spent one day
with Jeffrey Epstein. So if that's what you want to do,
and that's how you want to associate, well that's how
you're gonna be associated. And if the Democrats want to
continue to trot out Bill Clinton, I guess we're gonna
have to keep talking about his ties to Jeffrey Epstein
every step of the way. In twenty twenty two, the
Justice Department paid a one hundred and twenty seven zero
point five million dollars settlement in lawsuits over the twenty
eighteen Parkland, Florida, school shooting. That's another example that could
benefit Epstein's accusers, According to former FBI agent Nicole Parker,
who investigated the app in Parkland, it's setting a precedent
as did Parkland, although that was not sexual in nature,
She told Fox News Digital. When the FBI drops the
ball on these egregious violent crimes, that's a problem. Yeah,
no shit, it is what they're bloated as budget. All
the people that are working for the FBI and them
telling us how great they are every day of the week.
They better be on their shit and they better be
bringing people like Epstein to justice. But they don't. Epstein, Naser,
all of Epstein's buddy still running around. What exactly is
it that they're doing. Oh, that's right, calling Americans terrorists,
And then people wonder why nobody has any faith in
the institutions. The institutions have done it to themselves. They
have no one to blame but themselves and everybody that
is out here criticizing them. It's justified However, she added
part of the blame in the Epstein case falls on
federal prosecutors, who handed him a virtual slap on the
wrist for sex trafficking charges in two thousand. He spent
thirteen months in jail, during which he was allowed to
work release and allegedly continued to abuse victims. There are
some differences. Nasser was convicted of his crimes, while Epstein
died before going to trial. Despite a series of lawsuits
against rich and powerful men in his orbit, only his
right hand woman, Glin Maxwell, was criminally convicted, and she
is appealing. And it shouldn't just be Glin Maxwell. I've
said that from the jump too. Where's Sarah kelln Vickers,
Where's Adriana Ross, Where's Leslie Groff? Don't even get me
started on Endike and Cohn. Don't get me started on
everybody who accepted money, because they'd all be caught up
in a Rico case. Oh that's right, Rico is not
for Jeffrey Epstein. I guess we'll just use RICO on
another rapper. Nasser worked at Michigan State University and was
a team doctor at USA Gymnastics in Indianapolis. Several current
and former athletes, including Simone Biles, MICHAELA. Moroney, Ali Reisman,
and Maggie Nichols, all testified at a twenty twenty one
Senate hearing that the FBI failed to act on their
complaints against them. In February a dozen, Jane Does filed
a lawsuit against the US government alleging that the FBI
failed to properly investigate the financiers sex trafficking crimes as
far back as the nineteen nineties. Yeah, well that's when
they were told. It's documented Maria Farmer told them in
the early nineties. These dudes refused to do anything about
it and instead sat on their hands. Now, the question is,
why would they do that. Could it be that Jeffrey
Epstein was an asset and he was helping the government
out in one capacity or another? Well, how else do
you explain the fact that this dude never did any
real jail time, or the fact that everybody who was
working with would go to jail or prison and he'd
end up getting away. Was it just coincidence or was
Epstein on paper and working for the government. Jeffrey Epstein's
penchant for teenage girls was an open secret in the
High Society of Palm Beach, Florida, and the Upper East
Side of Manhattan, which was disregarded by the FBI. Reads
the lawsuit, on behalf of twelve, Jane does Epstein orchestrated
an illegal sex trafficking ring for the elite, and the
FBI failed to adequately investigate the abuse, failed to interview
the victims, failed to investigate the crimes, and did not
follow up routine procedure or offer victim assistance, notwithstanding credible
reports and tips. And all of that's true. None of
those are just assertions. None of those are just you know, accusations.
All of that's true. All of that happened. This is documented.
This isn't something that's just happening now and we're catching
it on the fly and trying to digest it. This
all happened already. We already know all of this. Now
it's time for the FBI to man the fuck up
and face the music. Allegations of child sex trafficking emerged
as early as nineteen ninety six, according to the lawsuit,
when Epstein accuser Maria Farmer told New York City police
and the FBI that she and her sister had been
victims of Epstein and Maxwell. However, the FBI allegedly hung
up on her and did nothing to investigate the report,
according to the lawsuit, So if that's not true, then
the FBI should come out and say, well, that never happened.
Maria's lying. Have they said that? Of course they haven't,
because they know it's true. Allegations continue to crop up
until Epstein was arrested for having sex with a child
prostitute in two thousand and five. Even as bank JP
Morgan Chase alerted the government of suspicious transactions around this time, however,
that information remained secret for almost twenty years. According to
the lawsuit, everything remained secret. They didn't want to out
their friends, point blank period. How much more clear do
I need to be? There's no big mystery here, there's
no big secret here that only a few people have
the keys too. Epstein was being protected by people on
high and that's just the end of it. There's not
even a debait at this point, as far as I'm concerned.
The FBI's repeated and continued failures, delays, and in action
allowed Epstein and others to continue their sex trafficking conspiracy
for almost twenty five years. Lawyers for the does allege
we are pleased that the FBI did right by the
Naster victims, but here the FBI continues to cover up
and refuses to accept responsibility to the sexual abuse survivors
of Jeffrey Epstein, even though Christopher Ray was ordered to
do so by the Senate Judiciary Committee, said Jordan Murson,
one of the attorneys for Epstein's accusers. Mrson added that
while the suit was initially filed on behalf of a
dozen women, his firm now represents thirty of them. Epstein
died in a federal jail cell in New York in
twenty nineteen while awaiting trial on additional sex trafficking charges.
His death was officially ruled to suicide. His family and
some experts say the evidence does not add up. Well,
that's a conversation for another time. But I it doesn't
add up. And when we're talking about the FBI and
their dereliction of duty when it comes to Epstein and
Epstein's crimes, there's no doubt that they should be paying
out a gigantic settlement and hopefully with Naser and the
settlement that just got paid out to his survivors, that's
going to provide the precedent that's needed for Jordan Merson
to get this ball over the goal line. So we'll
continue to follow along with what's going on here with
this settlement and we'll see how it all ends up.
But until then, all of the information that goes with
this episode can be found in the description box. What's up, everyone,
and welcome back to the program. So, Larry Nasser, the
former doctor of the US women's gymnastics team who got
arrested for molesting these girls, was just stabbed in a
federal prison after an altercation with another convict. And honestly,
I am not shocked if you find yourself going to
prison for molesting girls, you should not be shocked when
you end up getting stabbed or shifved by another convict,
because that's certainly the fate that you're looking at if
you go to prison for one of these crimes, and
Larry Nasser is there for some vile ass stuff. This
is a crime that he committed, or multiple crimes I
should say that have been widely publicized, widely talked about,
and the other inmates in these facilities they know exactly
who this dude is, what he was up to and
what he was convicted of. And if you think that
they're not going to try and take him out whenever
they can, you're not paying attention, because that's how it works.
If you're a child molester, you're a person who hurts women,
you're going to be one of the first targets the
second you hit the yard. And for Nasar, that stuff
just gets thrown to another level, even because of his
popularity or the popularity of his story and the fact
that it was so many girls that were abused. And
I think that this would have been the same fate
for Jeffrey Epstein if he would have went to federal prison.
Eventually somebody would have caught up with them and they
would have shanked them. Now, Larry Nasser right now is
in stable condition after taking the shift to the back
and to the chest. But what it shows Nasa is
he can get touched wherever he's at, and even though
he's a secure prisoner or allegedly a secured prisoner, other
prisoners will find a way to get to you if
they want to do that. And that's what we saw here, folks.
Someone in the prison system gets into an altercation with
Larry Nasser and ends up shanking him. So before we
get into the short article catching us up on what
exactly happened in the jail as far as we know
right now, let's just do a quick recap of who
Larry Nasser is and why this scumbag is in jail
in the first place. Larry Nasser is a former American
gymnastics doctor who gained notoriety for his widespread sexual abuse
of young female athletes under the guise of medical treatment.
Nasser was born on August sixteenth, nineteen sixty three, in Farmington, Michigan,
and began working with the USA gymnastics national team in
the eighties. So imagine all that time from the eighties
until he was arrested he was molested girls, And you
wonder why Jeffrey Epstein would be sending this sick bastard
some male well, birds of a feather and all right,
fellow travelers. Nasser's abuse took place over several decades, and
he used his position of trust and authority to exploit
the vulnerabilities of his victims. He targeted young gymnasts, often
starting when they were children, and used various manipulative techniques,
including invasive treatments and inappropriate touching under the pretense of
providing legitimate medical care. He convinced many athletes and their
families that his actions were necessary for their physical well
being and athletic success. So if you're feeling sorry about
this dude getting shanked in prison, please don't. That's why
we're reading this right now before we talk about him.
Get in the business, because nobody should feel sorry for
this dude. Now. Look, should anybody be getting stabbed in
a federal prison or any prison, No, of course not.
But the reality is that's what happens inside of these facilities,
And if you don't want to end up in one,
here's an idea. Don't rape, don't molest, and don't be
a piece of shit. The abuse came to light in
twenty sixteen when investigative journalists and former gymnasts, including Rachel
Dan Hollander, spoke out about Nassar's misconduct. The revelations led
to a flood of accusations from numerous gymnasts and other athletes,
both current and former, who recounted similar experiences of abuse
by Nasar. The scale and magnitude of the abuse shocked
the world and raised serious questions about the safety and
accountability within the gymnastics organizations. In twenty seventeen, Naser was
arrested and charged with federal child pornography offenses. During his trial,
over one hundred and fifty victims delivered powerful impact statements,
sharing their traumatic experiences and confronting Nasser in court. In
January twenty eighteen, he was sentenced to forty to one
hundred and seventy five years in prison for multiple counts
of sexual assault. In addition to this sentence, he has
already received a sixty year federal prison sentence for child
pornography charges. So a hell of a guy, right, And
with all of that in mind, and knowing how the
prison system works here in America, did anybody ever think
that this guy was not going to run into some
problems at some point? The Larry Nasser case prompted significant
reforms within USA Gymnastics and other sports organizations to prioritize
at the time, fleet safety and protect young athletes from abuse.
It also shed light on the broader issues related to
institutional failure, enabling environments, and the importance of listening to
survivors voices. The case remains a tragic and important chapter
in the ongoing efforts to address and prevent sexual abuse
in the world of sports and beyond. And let's not
forget also that the FBI is now on the hook
for a gigantic lawsuit that could go into the billions.
And that's because of their lax behavior and the fact
that they did nothing to stop Larry Nasser even though
they knew what he was up to. Same shit that
happened with Epstein, isn't it all?
Speaker 2: Right?
Speaker 1: So now that we have a little background on who
Larry Nasser is, let's jump into this article from NBC News,
which is very short because this literally just happened, and
let's get caught up on what's going down with Larry
Nasser and this stabbing headline. Larry Nasser was stabbed multiple
times in a Florida federal prison. Union officials say Nasa
was sentenced to decades in prison for sexually assaulting gymnasts,
including Olympic medalists. This article was authored by Eric or Tease.
Larry Nasser, the disgraced sports doctor who was convicted of
sexually abusing female gymnasts, was stabbed multiple times during an
altercation with another inmate at a federal prison in Florida,
a prison union leader said on Monday, So, look, it's
no joke. When you're in prison, right, You're dealing with
a lot of people that are dangerous people. And Larry
Nasser's bitch ass certainly isn't dangerous, not to other men,
only the little girls. So he ran into somebody in
here that wasn't gonna take a shit, and the end
result of that was Larry Nasser getting stabbed the multiple times.
Nasar fifty nine was stabbed twice in the neck, twice
in the back, and six times in the chest and
also suffer to collapse lung in the Sunday attack, said
Joe Rojas, president of Local five h six, which represents
employees at the Federal Correctional Complex Coleman in central Florida.
So what happens is when somebody gets shanked in prison,
it's not just like one stab and then they go right.
They hit you multiple times in multiple places, and they're
looking for arteries. They're looking for vulnerable points so that
they can kill you. And it'll be a quick succession
of stabs boom boom boom, boom, boom boom boom with
whatever sort of little implemented knife that they were able
to make, and sometimes they're successful and they get an
artery and they end up killing the person. But a
lot of times jail stabbings just end up in injury.
And here it looks like Larry Nasser is going.
Speaker 2: To pull through.
Speaker 1: Rojas, who said he verified the information with staff on duty,
said Nasser was in stable condition, so that can change.
But chances are Larry Nassar is gonna pull through this.
But the message certainly has been sent now right, the
inmates have sent a message to Larry Nasser that his
didling ways are not going to be accepted at Coleman.
Naser was sentenced to decades in prison for sexually assaulting gymnasts,
including Olympic medalists. He is serving time behind bars for
convictions in both state and federal courts. The Disgrace sports
doctor pleaded guilty to sexually assaulting gymnasts and other athletes
with his hands under the guise of medical treatment for
hip and leg injuries. Imagine this is your daughter and
this son of a bitch molested her, and you're sitting
around today at work, drinking your coffee, and you get
this news. I know that for me personally, it would
bring a smile to my face. And even though it
wasn't my kid or anyone I know that was molested
by him, I have zero empathy for this dude getting shanked.
This is how it works. If you don't want to
go to prison, don't be an asshole, and you won't
end up in prison. But if you end up there,
and you end up there for these crimes, well, don't
cry to anybody if you end up getting turned into
a pincushion by some inmate who decides they want to
shank you.
Speaker 2: So if I was one of.
Speaker 1: The fathers of these girls that was molested, I'd be
having a pretty good day today. In June of last year,
the Michigan Supreme Court rejected a final appeal from Naser.
The sports doctor also separately pleaded guilty to possessing child pornography.
Nasa worked at Michigan State University and at Indianapolis based
USA Gymnastics, traveling the world with elites of the sport.
Imagine a doctor traveling with the gymnastics team representing the
United States of America molesting all of these girls for
all of these years, and nobody stepping in and you
wonder why they're bringing a lawsuit like they're bringing against
the FBI. So there's no doubt that there was a
lot of negligence that took place during this whole entire
run of disgusting, vile molested that Larry Nasser was on.
But guess what, folks, Karma has a way of catching up.
And not only was this piece of shit thrown behind bars,
but now he's also been turned into a pincushion. And
I say, well, we get what we deserve in life,
all right, folks, that's gonna do it for this one.
All of the information that goes with the episode can
be found in the description box.