Speaker 1: This is the seventy seven WABC Mini cast.
Speaker 2: Is in New Mexico. He's a broadcaster in New Mexico.
Speaker 2: He's a very big voice. He also is very proud
Speaker 2: of the fact that weeks, maybe months, maybe years before
Speaker 2: anybody else revealed what he revealed last week and the
Speaker 2: week before on the other side of midnight, others have
Speaker 2: stumbled onto in the past few days. Is that about right, Eddie?
Speaker 1: That's about right? Well, sir, good evening, kick off the
Speaker 1: start of the week, and they're trying to turn you
Speaker 1: into an eight ball. I'm just gonna call you and
Speaker 1: ask you random questions and then wait for you to
Speaker 1: give me the answers. And Nanty Gotthrie is in Nogallis.
Speaker 1: She is across the border, an hour south of Tucson.
Speaker 2: Did you put her there, Eddie? Did you? Did you
Speaker 2: put her there to get the story?
Speaker 3: What?
Speaker 1: No, I didn't put her there. I'll tell you what happened.
Speaker 1: She ran out of her description pills. She was very sick.
Speaker 1: You know, they knew exactly her pacemaker or whatever you know,
Speaker 1: went off from two thirty to two thirty one. Once
Speaker 1: that was done, Between that and her meds, I mean
Speaker 1: she was dead before they even started looking for her
Speaker 1: the next day. And it's about an hour south of Tucson,
Speaker 1: and it's not that hard for them, especially in these
Speaker 1: day and age where everything's monitored. I think they should
Speaker 1: be able to go heading heads south to do it,
Speaker 1: but they won't go down there and do it. So
Speaker 1: let's let's let's just imagine you the kidnappers here, right,
Speaker 1: you look at this and we covered this gout three stuff?
Speaker 1: What and then that whole thing launched into Oh yeah,
Speaker 1: it's a six months since the time and you're a kid,
Speaker 1: the seventeen year old and wherever he's at in Canada
Speaker 1: by the way, what let me stop for a second.
Speaker 1: What a weird start to the show. And all the
Speaker 1: technology hookups today. That's why I'm unfortunately talking to you
Speaker 1: on this phone. So well, we'll get that right for tomorrow.
Speaker 1: But I do want to say.
Speaker 2: That you know it is you're coming on tomorrow? Is
Speaker 2: that what you just said? You're coming on tomorrow. You're
Speaker 2: going to get this right? Does that mean you're coming
Speaker 2: on tomorrow.
Speaker 1: I'm coming on to you tomorrow, Yes, Walter, I'm coming
Speaker 1: on to you. No, I'm coming on the show tomorrow.
Speaker 1: I've got some stuff I got to reveal. I mean,
Speaker 1: today is August the tenth. What day is that? It's
Speaker 1: Epstein death day. You know, in exactly four hours from
Speaker 1: now will be exactly seven years since Jeffrey Epstein, you know,
Speaker 1: supposedly lost his life. Just to wrap real quick on
Speaker 1: the they didn't want to be charged for murder, just kidnapping.
Speaker 1: They picked her up and took her down to Nogallas,
Speaker 1: and they had to dispose of the body somehow, and
Speaker 1: that's exactly what happened. I think you were exactly right
Speaker 1: on that.
Speaker 2: So now what do you have tonight?
Speaker 1: Now?
Speaker 2: What is it? This thing you were talking about drones
Speaker 2: or what is it?
Speaker 1: Oh?
Speaker 2: The cameras will tell us about the cameras that you're
Speaker 2: obsessed with.
Speaker 1: I don't want to talk about the cameras night. Tonight's
Speaker 1: the day with Jeffrey Epstein, Walter. I've got a full
Speaker 1: report on Epstein didn't kill himself this evening, because I
Speaker 1: think we should. Here we are seven years on and
Speaker 1: we don't trust the official story. I mean, this topic is,
Speaker 1: you know, not going to be about Ubost and all
Speaker 1: that stuff.
Speaker 2: Go ahead, yes, yes, yes, to kill himself?
Speaker 1: Eddy, go ahead, Yes, sir, all right, I I captain.
Speaker 1: So before we go any further, let's like reiterate the
Speaker 1: official record here. Okay, the New York City Medical Conxaminer
Speaker 1: like told you that a death by suicide by hanging.
Speaker 1: Nobody really believes any of that, right. The Justice Apartment,
Speaker 1: you know, later found that there was no evidence of
Speaker 1: any sort of criminal involvement, despite four chan posts about
Speaker 1: all these things that have been all around that have
Speaker 1: been telling you that something went down and wrong on
Speaker 1: August tenth, twenty nineteen. But that's the official conclusion, right,
Speaker 1: it's all let's just accept their narrative. The first suicide
Speaker 1: by hanging ever at that facility. Now we need to
Speaker 1: ask the question, the official story is so damn solid,
Speaker 1: why did everything around it look like just a bad
Speaker 1: episode of you know, of Keystone Cops or something. Right,
Speaker 1: Because the public skepticism didn't come from nowhere. You've said it,
Speaker 1: I've said it. He came from an entire chain of
Speaker 1: failures so incredibly ridiculous, so preventable, and so perfectly timed
Speaker 1: that all of us, millions of Americans, we all concluded
Speaker 1: that they aren't looking at any ordinary incompetence. This seems
Speaker 1: to be planned. It seems to be something much worse,
Speaker 1: all right, Jeffrey Epstein. He's not some unknown prisoner and
Speaker 1: some rural county lockup that just hung himself. This guy
Speaker 1: was a billionaire sex offender who had intel on everyone.
Speaker 1: I mean, he's meeting every every person. He had connections,
Speaker 1: the politicians, the academics, as you've seen, celebrities, Internet, all
Speaker 1: the people. Right, A trial could have exposed all of
Speaker 1: the these networks, the relationships, the messages, everything there, all
Speaker 1: the money flows. Then he dies before his trial, and
Speaker 1: a guy who's literally seemingly connected to everything, as you've said,
Speaker 1: I mean, this guy's lived a thousand lifetimes in the
Speaker 1: time that he lived, and the government tells us that
Speaker 1: there's nothing to see. But the government's own reports tell
Speaker 1: us that this was not a normal death in custody.
Speaker 1: It was a complete and total institutional space plan. Now
Speaker 1: let's start with the obvious right here. He had been
Speaker 1: involved in a serious institute just three weeks before, okay,
Speaker 1: and in that institution that had locked him up. On
Speaker 1: July twenty third, they found him semi conscious, right, with
Speaker 1: an orange cloth around his neck, marks on his neck,
Speaker 1: and people ask him. Is that a suicide attempt? It
Speaker 1: was his assault. That's he reportedly claim that his cellmate
Speaker 1: had attacked him, okay, And what did the federal prison
Speaker 1: system do with all that alarming situations. It put him
Speaker 1: on suicide watch. He was on suicide watch at the time,
Speaker 1: and then took him off of suicide watch during that
Speaker 1: short period, even though questions still remained about what happened
Speaker 1: in the investigation of whether it was attempted suicide or
Speaker 1: attack by cellmate. And it gets even better than that.
Speaker 1: As some people might know, mental health personnel reportedly directed
Speaker 1: that Epstein should have a cellmate. Why not to, you know,
Speaker 1: just to kind of look in on him. But it's
Speaker 1: basic suicide prevention that inmates won't kill themselves if they're
Speaker 1: housed together. So if someone's concerned, like Epstein was, you
Speaker 1: don't leave them alone and sell overnight with materials that
Speaker 1: he can use to hurt himself. And he had materials, okay.
Speaker 1: The day before he died, his cellmate was removed, no
Speaker 1: replacement assigned. And let me translate it from the you know,
Speaker 1: bureaucracy of the government into plain English. A man considered
Speaker 1: important enough to require special housing in a cellmate was
Speaker 1: left alone. Anyway, That's just the first thing, a guy
Speaker 1: under federal sex trafficking charges.
Speaker 2: You're right, Yeah, you're right. That is just the first thing.
Speaker 2: And I want to hear the second thing and the
Speaker 2: third thing. In just a second. You and I are
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Speaker 1: So I have decided to start the process of freezing
Speaker 1: my eggs.
Speaker 2: Eddie Aragon, New Mexico updates on the anniversary of Jeffrey
Speaker 2: Epstein's death suicide. More details coming in every second as
Speaker 2: long as we talk to Eddie Aragon, Eddie, the stage
Speaker 2: is yours.
Speaker 1: I appreciate it. Walter the garden, this was a big one,
Speaker 1: special housing unit guards that were there and almost feel
Speaker 1: like the kazoos should be playing right now, especially.
Speaker 2: I don't have it with me. I don't know, no,
Speaker 2: I do need it actually at all times.
Speaker 1: Go ahead, I do love it when I get that
Speaker 1: hum the kazoos in the back. So these guys were
Speaker 1: supposed to make regular rounds, conduct in me counts, and
Speaker 1: that's the basic thing, right, keep watching the people lock
Speaker 1: in your custody. But the Inspector General found that the
Speaker 1: required rounds and counts were not conducted during the critical
Speaker 1: hours that night, and according to the material that is there,
Speaker 1: Epstein was not checked for nearly eight hours. Eight hours.
Speaker 1: The guards were not stationed across the state, they were nearby.
Speaker 1: You saw the cameras didn't get a full angle. All
Speaker 1: that checks were not made. Investigators concluded that the records
Speaker 1: were false. They had made them up once say oh yeah,
Speaker 1: we checked them written note that was false. The guards
Speaker 1: themselves face charges related to falsifying those records, and the
Speaker 1: charges were dismissed after the third prosecution agreements. So when
Speaker 1: the people say why don't you trust the official explanations,
Speaker 1: the answer is not that people watch too many movies Walter.
Speaker 1: The answer is that the people whose shots it was
Speaker 1: to document actually what happened, were found who have written
Speaker 1: down events that did not happen. That alone should stop
Speaker 1: any rational people, just cold right, And the official log
Speaker 1: cannot be trusted. What exactly are we supposed to trust here?
Speaker 1: So there it is. We've got the official story, and
Speaker 1: we've got the guards, and now there's the linens. This
Speaker 1: is this is this is crazy, right. Federal investigators found
Speaker 1: that Epstein had excess blankets and sheets. Look at the
Speaker 1: snapshot on the inside for those of you who want
Speaker 1: to go check that out online. Sure, clothing, I mean
Speaker 1: massive amounts of blankets and sheets and clothing. Those materials
Speaker 1: alone will generate that long I think it's called a
Speaker 1: ligature something where they can tie off. The Inspector General
Speaker 1: concluded that the combination of all those materials and no
Speaker 1: cell mate and miss rounds created the opening for Epstein
Speaker 1: to take his own life. Well, had it all that
Speaker 1: who brought all the extra linens into just grab him.
Speaker 1: Hey I'm a little colt and I'm gonna take that
Speaker 1: extra stuff with me. So just think about this again
Speaker 1: in your head. The government says that this was a suicide,
Speaker 1: but also says that its own personnel created the perfect
Speaker 1: environment for him to take his own life, including removing
Speaker 1: the sale mate. As we said, so, if you had
Speaker 1: one job, one job to keep Jeffrey Epstein alive for trial,
Speaker 1: not because he deserved a favor, obviously he didn't, but
Speaker 1: because his victims deserve justice and the public deserve to
Speaker 1: know what he knew, which is what we're all trying
Speaker 1: to figure out right now with the files. So instead,
Speaker 1: what do they do? They lose him for good. Now,
Speaker 1: the big part the cameras. Yep, the cameras. Every time
Speaker 1: you hear government officials say, we have no record of that.
Speaker 1: Remember the Epstein jail had a known digital video recording
Speaker 1: problem before his death. Remember that missing minute cameras, And
Speaker 1: they said it's reset. Some cameras could not display a
Speaker 1: live video, but many were not even properly recording. The
Speaker 1: problem was known, it was not fixed in time. Oh,
Speaker 1: all these things happened, you know, synchronous. That's kind of crazy.
Speaker 1: So let me say this again. The highest profile inmate
Speaker 1: in the entire country dies in federal custody, and even
Speaker 1: the surveyation.
Speaker 2: And the guards and the two right and the two
Speaker 2: guards who were assigned to them apparently transferred about five
Speaker 2: thousand bucks into their personal accounts moments before this happened.
Speaker 1: Moments, just moments, I mean, the investigators did look at
Speaker 1: all the footage and nobody was seen entering. And you
Speaker 1: know the part where Epstein you walk up those stairs
Speaker 1: and think it's like eight stairs during the overnight window, right,
Speaker 1: And it supports the official finding and one important respect
Speaker 1: that the available video did not establish that someone came
Speaker 1: in and killed him. That's exactly what they were trying
Speaker 1: to prevent, because that is still out there. So if
Speaker 1: you kind of look at all this material and you
Speaker 1: look at the additional claims about the filled cameras, damaged drives,
Speaker 1: missing back, the missing minute, conflicting accounts of the video recovery,
Speaker 1: the claims should be handled with caution because them by
Speaker 1: themselves don't have the ability to establish murder, an escape
Speaker 1: or even what you and I think, Walter, as we've
Speaker 1: talked about before, a body swap. Right, they're rolling out
Speaker 1: the whole autopsy. Yeah, the rolling body out of The.
Speaker 2: Weirdest thing about this, Eddie Aragon. The weirdest thing about
Speaker 2: it is never in the history of wheeling out a
Speaker 2: body from a prison or a hospital has the face
Speaker 2: been exposed if the person's dead. Never has that happened.
Speaker 2: They had plenty of time to cover it up. There
Speaker 2: was a need to show his face as a dead
Speaker 2: guy or the mask of the dead guy. This was
Speaker 2: a total scam. Eddie Ragan, what's the name of your
Speaker 2: radio station?
Speaker 1: I got one more guy, quick, you.
Speaker 2: Have seventy three seconds. Go ahead, thank you.
Speaker 1: I'm on it. So the medical examiner was ruled it
Speaker 1: with the suicide and that's the official fighting. But another guy,
Speaker 1: Michael Badden, the forensic that's all just retained by Epstein's brother,
Speaker 1: publicly disagreed. He pointed at fractures in Epstein's neck and
Speaker 1: said the injuries were more consistent with the strangulation than
Speaker 1: suicidal hanging. Does it prove homicide? Of course it doesn't,
Speaker 1: because we still have the official story. But the disagreement,
Speaker 1: if you look at this, is creating a lot of
Speaker 1: consternation along.
Speaker 2: Don't you think this is why Dan Bongino quit.
Speaker 1: I don't know why Dan Bongino quit, and I don't
Speaker 1: know why Dan Bongino matters. All I know is that
Speaker 1: this story matters, and you Walter talking about this stuff
Speaker 1: on the seventh anniversary, which will come at the end
Speaker 1: of your show. By the way, when he was officially
Speaker 1: you know, went under right about five am roughly that
Speaker 1: they were saying with the official body rolling out and
Speaker 1: this whole thing, the whole official story stinks.
Speaker 2: We never getting it totally stinks. Seventh anniversary. We should
Speaker 2: get a cake. Thank you very much, Eddie Aragan, you're
Speaker 2: a good friend and you're a good friend of the show.
Speaker 2: Have you