Speaker 1: What's up, everyone, And welcome back to the Epstein chronicles.
When I talk about these law enforcement agencies and the
fact that they knew what Jeffrey Epstein was and what
he was doing, it's because there is a ton of
evidence that points us in that direction. There is article
after article, court document after court document that states that
everybody was aware of what was going on. And while
people in society can get away with the whole oh,
I had no idea. If you worked for the DA's
office or the Prosecutor's office for the state of New
York and you let this go on for all of
these years, what does that say about you? And especially
considering if we look at the overall scope of what
was going on as far as predators right under their noses.
You had Weinstein, you had Jeffrey Epstein, so many different
people that were able to just operate for years, and
the Dafe cy Vance and his friends act like they
had no idea. It defies logic, it defies reason, and frankly,
I just don't believe it. If we didn't have all
of the evidence to the contrary, I'd be more inclined
to listen to what these folks had to say, but
we know that all of this evidence has been provided.
We have court document. I mean, we have ream after
ream of evidence in this case. And when you go
through it all and you put it all together, the
picture that it paints is not one that is very
impressive from the point of law enforcement. There's no other
way to say it. There's no way to sugarcoat that.
And frankly, folks, none of these people are above reproach.
If you were hired or you were elected to do
a job and you do not do that job, you
are a failure. There's no oh, this one was in
my way or that one was in my way. You
have been elected, have been put in a position because
people believe that you can help, that you can change things,
and if you don't do that, you're a failure. And
the prosecutors in all of these districts where Jeffrey Epstein
was active for all of these years, I'll just come
out and say it, since nobody else wants to, they
all failed. They all failed these survivors, they failed their communities,
and they failed the nation overall. You don't think this
is a big black eye for the whole country when
you have all of these so called elite involved in
something like this. But we all know that the best
way to get to the bottom of something, the best
way to disinfect something is to shine a whole bunch
of sunshine on it. And that's what we're gonna keep doing.
We're gonna keep talking about all of these people that
sugarcoated what happened. We're gonna keep talking about all of
these people who pull the curtains down, and we're gonna
kee keep challenging these false narratives that keep popping up.
Today we have an article from The New York Post.
This article was originally published on April eleventh of two
thousand and nineteen. The authors of this article are Susan
Edelman and Rebecca Rosenberg. The Manhattan DIA's office had graphic
and detailed evidence of pedophile billionaire Jeffrey Epstein's depravity when
a prosecutor inexplicitly argued for leniency during his twenty and
eleven sex offender registry hearing. The Post is learned now
they said in the aftermath of this that it was
a mistake by their prosecutor to make this argument, which
I find to be absolutely ridiculous. You need to tell
me that your prosecutor had no idea what they were doing.
And furthermore, if that's the case, why wasn't this handled
by a more senior prosecutor. Isn't this a serious matter,
a very important matter that should have been handled by
Cyvance himself, But we never saw that. We never saw
them take the time to really dig in here and
ask yourself why that is. Well, when you're talking about
somebody who's rubbing shoulders with the so called eleite, breaking
bread with Alla Cyvance's donors and shit, you tell me
how there's not going to be a pressure campaign to
keep Epstein out of trouble. And then the audacity to
get up there and argue that this isn't a violent,
disgusting offender, a level three offender and try and argue
that he's a level one offender is just beyond the
pal for me. And there's no amount of apologizing or
coming in to clean up the spilled milk that's going
to fix it. The damage has already been done. And
the sad part is there has been no repercussions for
anybody who has been involved in this. In advance of
the hearing, then Deputy Chief of Sex crimes. Jennifer Gaffney
had been given a confidential state assessment that deemed Epstein
to be highly dangerous and highly likely to keep praying
on young girls, the DA's office admitted in its own
appellate brief eight months after the hearing. So you have
access to all of these files. You have access to
all of this information. I don't want to hear. Oh,
I made a mistake. You're not the saleslady at Nordstrom
who gave me the wrong size pair of pants. You
are a prosecutor prosecuting crimes against children. You can't be wrong,
and if you are wrong, you need to rectify at
a sat or own up to it. But that's the
biggest problem I have here, folks, Right, these people never
own up to it. If they make a mistake, they
do something untowards it gets swept under the rug and
it gets buried in investigations. So how are we ever
going to fix anything? How are we ever supposed to
hold these people to the level that we should hold them.
If they're superior, are always protecting them and sweeping this
shit under the rug. The brief has been sealed since
twenty eleven, but the post obtained it Thursday after suing
to get it unsealed. So the New York Post has
done a really good job as far as covering this stuff,
and they're one of the few publications that have been
on this for quite some time now. I've been very
critical of the New York Times of the Washington Post,
and I'll remain critical of those outlets. I feel like
they've lost their way and they're more in the business
of dividing than they are in the business of educating
at this point, or at least opening the door for
you to walk through to educate yourself, because really that's
what it should be. Right, you hear about these news
stories that the news is telling you about all the
different things happening around the world, you get interested in it.
Now you have the ability to research this stuff yourself,
take a look at a bunch of different outlets, and
that's what the media should be. But instead, what they
try and do is they try and educate you. And
I'm using air quotes here. Basically they try and indoctrinate you. Right,
if you don't believe this way, well you're not you're
against democracy. Or if you believe this way, then you're
a communist or whatever they might try and do. The
reality is this, they shouldn't be doing it. Their job
is to tell you the news, not to tell you
how to think. It describes the state's assessment finding that
Epstein should be monitored in New York as a Level
three offender, reserved for the most dangerous. That is exactly
what he was, the most dangerous of sex offenders, because remember,
his proclivity has never stopped this guy. What do you
think he just woke up one morning and said that's it.
I don't want underage girls anymore. When you're sick like this,
you're wired wrong. And Jeffrey Epstein is the epitome of
all of it and making it a say essment. The
New York State Board of Examiners of Sex Offenders evaluated
the sworn, corroborated accounts of numerous young girls who had
been lured into Epstein's Palm Beach, Florida compound in two
thousand and five and two thousand and six. It's disgusting
that they would even have to go to Florida to
look at this. Why didn't you have your own case
going on in New York City. We know that he
was using fertile hunting grounds right to look for new biles.
Their words, not mine, So why are you going down
to Florida when your own backyard is covered in manure?
Girls age fourteen to seventeen were also recruited and paid
two hundred to one thousand dollars to give Epstein erotic
massages that included sexual contact, intercourse, and rape. Palm Beach
cops found Epstein pleaded guilty in Palm Beach to abusing
just one of these young victims, and was required to
register as a sex offender in New York since he
had an Upper east Side home. But when you know
people and then you have people like cy Vance running
the DA's office in New York, you're gonna get treated differently.
And that's just how it is. Manhattan prosecutors were aware
the State Board at assigned Epstein a risk assessment of
one point thirty, a number that is solidly above the
one ten qualifying number for Level three, with absolutely no
basis for downward departure the brief notes. Nevertheless, Gaffney argued
that he should be labeled to Level one offender, the
least restrictive, which would have kept them off the online database.
You mean to tell me that Jeffrey Epstein shouldn't be
on the online database. You know, when you go on
there and you search for diddlers, You mean to tell
me Epstein shouldn't be in that database. If you look
at diddler in the dictionary, there's a picture of Jeffrey Epstein.
So yeah, he should be in the database. Miss Gafney,
Manhattan Supreme Court Justice Ruth Pickholtz sided with the Board
and against Gaffney in designing designating Epstein a Level three offender.
Epstein appealed, and the DA's change of heart brief, agreeing
that Epstein deserved the highest level of monitoring, was filed
in opposition to that appeal. So if it wasn't for
this judge, Judge Ruth Pickholes, Epstein would have been a
Level one offender in New York City. Think about that
for a minute, and then you tell me that I'm
off base here. The Appellate Division ultimately upheld that Epstein
be monitored as a Level three offender, and he remains
on the registry. But he never checked in, he never
had to check in, He never did anything that he
was supposed to do. None of those stipulations were met
our prosecutor made a mistake. Danny Frost, a spokesman for
DA Cyrus Vance Junior, told the Post in December when
nudes broke that Epstein Sweetheart Palm Beach Deal had buried
evidence he had allegedly abused some eighty girls and young women.
Reached late Thursday, Frost declined to say who above Gaffney
might have approved her a decision to go easy on Epstein.
Vance's office has insisted that he was unaware of the
sex offender Registry hearing at the time. Nobody knew. Okay,
the office didn't know, the boss didn't know, and just
like a costa, Gaffney was out here acting rogue. She
went off on her own and decided to do this.
Does anyone really believe that Gaffney could not immediately be
reached for comment, Yeah, I don't doubt it. Probably not
a good look for miss Gaffney here. But once again, folks,
it goes to show you the way that this was
handled was straight up garbage. And all of these prosecutors
who want to get on Twitter and in different places
and talk about how great their offices were and how
much of a great job they did, well, if you
were in any of these districts while Jeffrey had seen
was active, and your office is arguing for him to
be a Level one offender and not level three. You,
my friend, and your coinnpatriots have all failed. And when
we're talking about cy vance and we're talking about the
pursuit of disgusting sexual crimes, in my opinion, they failed miserably.
All Right, folks, that's gonna do it for this episode.
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