Speaker 1: The millionaire Pedophiles death at Manhattan's Metropolitan Correctional Center on
August tenth last year, was officially ruled as a suicide
by hanging, despite murder conspiracy theories circulating widely online. Look again,
I am more than willing to accept that this dude
killed himself. But let's see the receipts. Why was the
crime scene and that's what it is according to the jail.
When someone dies in jail, a crime scene. Why was
it the crime scene preserved? Where are all of the
where's the video of the crime scene? Why were no
body cams on? Why? Why? Why? And why? So until
all of these questions are answered, people have a legitimate
reason and a legitimate right to dig a little bit
deeper to try and get to what really happened here. Nobody,
certainly nobody on this podcast is just scratching the surface.
We're doing deep dives. I'm talking Marianna Trench deep dive
type shit. And so far, the official narrative does not
pass the sniff test, But in interviews with Epstein's former
inmates obtained by the Daily News, they reveal it was
common knowledge in the prison that he was suicidal and
cellmates warned him not to kill himself in their presence.
First of all, why is Jeffrey Epstein around cellmates? Why
does he? I mean, why does he have cell mates?
Why is he around other inmates? Why isn't he absolutely safeguarded?
Would you put el Chapo around other inmates? Hell? No,
for their own safety and for his. With Epstein, it's
mainly for his safety, right. I'm sure Epstein isn't throwing
hands with a leader of the Latin Kings. I'm sure
Jeffrey Epstein isn't picking up the phone and calling somebody
who's gonna green light somebody else on the main line
because he has that kind of reach. El Choppel, on
the other hand, yeah, that shit might and no doubt
about it. When I say Epstein shouldn't be around other inmates,
that's because I didn't want him to get hurt. I
wanted him to stand trial just like all of you.
I wanted him to sit there across from his accusers
and get stared down by them as they recounted what occurred,
how he abused them, the different levels of pain it
caused them. That's what I wanted, and the government failed.
So even if Epstein did say. He ll say Epstein
did kill himself, and the official narrative is true, did
he really kill himself because the government was so damn negligent,
how can you not toss a little bit of the
responsibility on them no matter what at this point, So
any way you chop it, the official narrative smells like
doo doo. One prison inmate claimed that Epstein was saying
he was going to kill himself because the government is
trying to kill him anyway. Now, remember who we're dealing
with here, Jeffrey Epstein very shrewd. We have lawyers who
came out and said that he was not suicidal. Douglas
Showan has said that, a couple of his other lawyers
have said that, and Shuliac has said the same exact thing.
Now we have inmates on the other side disputing that fact,
saying Jeffrey Epstein was suicidal in fact. So I guess
it basically comes down to folks, who do you believe more,
Who is a more reliable source these inmates that were
in there with Jeffrey Epstein, some of these lawyers and
other people here was talking to, or are none of
them reliable? And we're just never going to get to
the bottom of what happened in that jail cell. Former
inmates also revealed he was also subject to threats and
extortion from fellow prisoners, and mistreatment from prison guards who
made him sleep on the floor. Now that's bunk ass
shit right there, and any prison guard engaging in demeaning
behavior of an inmate should face severe, severe penalties. In
my opinion, these aren't zoo animals, all right, these are
human beings. They might be they might be criminals, and
they might be the worst of society, but I mean,
come on, when you do that kind of shit, all
you do is open up a door for them to
have an appeal and to maybe get out of jail.
So here's an idea. Be a professional, do your job,
get your paycheck, go home, work your twenty five years
and collect your pension. Sources claimed he paid around four
thousand dollars to inmates for contraband cell phones, though some
were never provided. And that's definitely one of the licks
in prison. Right, you're a mark, you're a square, you're
a punk, you're a joke. Well, these inmates, yeah, we'll
get you some contraband, homie. What's up it's gonna cost you,
however much money. Let me get that dough though. I'm
gonna need that up front. My people on the outside
need that dodo right here. Bro, that's you know, the deal.
And then Epstein pays the money. But on the flip side,
he never ever, ever even receives the phone in some cases.
And what can he do about it? Was he gonna
go to the screws, He's gonna talk to the guards. Yeah, right,
he's trying to buy contraband is he going to go
to the people that already already boned him here? No,
of course not so a regular prisoner, their only recourse
is to go to a shot caller in the yard
and try and get help that way. And I'm sure
with enough money, Epstein could have done the same exact thing, right,
because money talks. And if you think the Aryan Brotherhood
or any of these other groups within the prison walls Blackhand,
you think these guys aren't going to take, you know,
fifteen twenty thousand dollars from Epstein to protect him every month,
You're wrong. They most certainly will. It is a vicious
game of politics within the prison walls. Folks. There is
no doubt about that. It is Game of Thrones on
steroids in those yards. They also claim that inmates would
slide notes under his door saying we're going to kill you,
you rapist, you pedophile, while others offered him security for
a fee. And there you go. There's no doubt that
security was offered. Now again, they could have just been
screwing with him too. Offer the security, take the money,
and then let him get stuck. Very possible. But it's
also possible that if he was paying up on time
every month that a group like the Aryan Brotherhood would
most certainly provide him protection. If it's going to fat
their pockets, if it's going to help them buy more
heroin or fentanyl or whatever the hell they're sneaking into
the jail to sell. Hell, yeah, they're going to be
on board with that, because you see, folks, it is
a doggyat dog world. There is no doubt about it,
especially within the walls of a prison, and the fact
that he was getting those notes slipped under the door,
and shit, oh yeah, that would have been the rest
of his life. Zero, there's no doubt about it. He
would have had to go to the shoe, He would
have to be in the protected yard with the other
chomos and pedophiles and rapists and all of that, and
that would have been the rest of his life because
he could not have been on the main line you
see right here. And how any of this is possible
is beyond me anyway, honestly, because he shouldn't he shouldn't
have had access to these other prisoners. But the government,
in their negligent state, seemed to just have a hands
off approach with Jeffrey Epstein, almost like they didn't care
if he was harmed, almost like they kind of wanted it. Huh.
Epstein sixty six, first arrived at the prison after his
arrest on July sixth, twenty nineteen, while awaiting trial on
sex trafficking charges. He was moved to the special housing
unit four days later, which separated him from the rest
of the inmates. There. Exactly, he has to be in
He has to be in the shoe, no doubt about it.
So once he was in the shoe, that should have
ended all of the other bullshit, the extortion, the notes,
blah blah blah. So how many of those notes could
have possibly come in the first few days, how much
of that happened in the first few days. I don't
know your guess is as good as mine, but Epstein
should have always been in the shoe from the very
first day. The government should have understood who they were
dealing with. His cellmate during that time was Nick Tartaglia,
a former police officer facing the death penalty on charges
of killing four men in a botched drug deal. So again,
ask yourselves, why in the hell would Jeffrey Epstein be
selled up? And is celli b a man who is
waiting a death penalty charges for killing four men already?
This dude has no hope right He's already on the
cuff for four deaths. Why would you put a murderer
in with Jeffrey effing Epstein after you already put him
in the shoe. It does not make any sense whatsoever.
Can anyone give me a logical explanation for why this
would occur and why they wouldn't put him in a
jail cell with someone like that dude Bill Mercy from
the very beginning, or a jailhouse snitch, hoping that he'd
rat himself out, But instead you put him in there
with this muscle bound Paisano Guido Gorilla, who has more
steroids juiced into him. It looks like then rich Piana,
And you mean to tell me this is a quality move,
this is a good idea, this is a logical step. Well,
I disagree wholeheartedly. Nicholas Tartaglioni had no business being in
a jail cell with a guy like Jeffrey Epstein. One
prison inmate claimed he overheard Tartaglioni Warren Epstein not to
kill himself while he was in the room, saying, listen,
don't do that shit in here, do it on your own.
So an inmate claims he heard Tartaglioni saying that. But
remember the camera wasn't facing the jail cell. There's no documentation.
Maybe Tartaglioni was joking his ass out and saying that
while he was choking him out. The lay is alibi.
Remember this is an ex cop. This isn't a stupid man,
right this, Nicholas Tartaglioni. You would think he's a pretty
intelligent guy for the most part. You know, shrewd, I
should say, street smart enough to come up with a
plan like this. And maybe he was sent there to
send a message maybe he was sent there to send
a message to Epstein, telling Epstein, look, if you don't
clip yourself, where gonna get you. That's speculation on my part,
but again, nobody can answer why Tartaglioni would be in
a damn jail cell with Jeffrey flipping Epstein. However, on
July twenty third, Epstein first attempted to take his own
life by hanging himself using a strip of bedsheet. Allegedly,
his cellmate Tartaglioni claims that he alerted prison officers and
possibly saved Epstein's life, which is not disputed by prosecutors,
and later told fellow prisoners that Epstein told him he
was going to give him two million dollars in his
will to thank him. Oh yeah, sure. Or that two
million was so he didn't kill you in that JEO cell.
Maybe that's the case. Is that bay off money? Maybe? Again,
I don't know, speculation on my part, but we have
to take into account who we're dealing with here, and
I don't mean Epstein. I'm talking about an ex cop
who is on the cuff for four murder charges and
a drug deal gone bad. This is the guy that's
gonna tell Epstein, hey, don't kill yourself, buddy, I don't
want you to die in here with me. This is
a compassionate man. This is a man who's going around
doing God's work. I mean, I guess maybe maybe everybody
is a great character after all. So maybe he is
this altruistic man who wanted Epstein to live a long,
hearty life. Somehow I doubt it though. However, Tartaglioni's lawyer
said he would be stunned beyond all imagination if it
were true that his client was included in the millionaire's will.
You mean the pedophiles will. And I hope he's not
included in the will, by the way, because that's just
more money that is not going to the girls that
were abused. Epstein was put on suicide watch and moved
to a cell with Efrin. Stone reyis the last inmate
to share a cell with the sex offender. Oh that's
nice a guy named stone reyis huh again, Hopefully this
dude wasn't a murderer. Though, maybe this guy was just
like a blue collar criminal or some shit. You you
would think that's who they would put him in with, right,
His memories of sharing a cell with Epstein, were retold
by his niece, Angelique Lopez, after Efrin stone Reyes passed
away in his mother's apartment on November twenty seventh. All Right,
so right here, I'm skeptical right away. This is a
story of telephone. It was told to the niece by
the uncle, mister Stone Reyes, who shared a cell with
Jeffrey Epstein. So take it with a grain of salt.
Like everything else, right, we can only vet what we
can vet, and then we can only you know, believe
what we believe. And for me, I'm just here to
provide this information for you folks, and then you folks
believe what you want to believe. Right me, personally, I
don't really uh take stuff like this too credible when
it's second third hand. Now it might at you might
be credible, right, but you'll need other sources to verify
and back it up. So again, grain of salt. Time
he said he was a good cell mate who read
a lot and kept to himself. However, according to reyus
niece's account, her uncle said he was very depressed and
mentioned that he didn't want to live anymore. Ray's niece
told the news that her uncle told him, don't do
any of this while I'm in the room, so I
could see that, right if you're if you you are
in the jail cell with Jeffrey Epstein and you're this dude, Reyes,
the last thing you need in your life, especially if
you're getting ready to get out, like obviously Rayes was,
the last thing you need is a high profile inmate
like Epstein killing himself in the jail cell and all
of the eyes turning towards you as a potential suspect
or as the potential killer. So I get that. I'd
be the same way. I'd be like, look, dude, you
are not killing yourself in this jail cell. If you
think you're going to kill yourself in this jail cell,
you have another thing coming. The screws would come around
and I'd have him tied up to the bars with
his shirt and shit before I let him kill himself,
because I got enough problems, right, especially if I'm sitting
in a jail cell. Reyes also claimed that staff were
treating Epstein like crap, making him sleep on the floor.
After his death, a note was found that Epstein's cell
saying that a correctional officer sent them burnt food, and
that giant bugs were crawling over his hands. Again, not
a good look, right for the mcc or the prison
system in general. Now you're going to, oh, you're gonna
have some bugs, this is New York City. But if
it's to the point where they're crawling all over people's
hands and shit like that, that's unacceptable in my opinion,
and it's unneeded. We don't need to have a gel
that's infested with bugs. Let's get it cleaned up, let's
get it fixed. Epstein hanged himself using ripped bed sheets
less than twenty four hours after Reys was transferred to
another detention center in Queens, New York for cooperating witnesses. Ah,
there you go. Reyes was a snitch. This is what
they should have been doing from the very jump with Epstein.
Put him in with a snitch, somebody who has some
life to look forward to on the outside, somebody that
could try and work them for some information. But instead
you put him in with Nicholas tartag Leoni. See the
stark difference here, right, folks. And my only question is why.
When he was released from prison in April, o Reyes
expressed doubts that Epstein could have hanged himself from the
frame of the bunk bed as it wasn't tall enough,
saying that it didn't make sense. However, he said he
couldn't be sure, as sometimes people are fighting something we
know nothing about. I agree about him not being able
to hang himself from that bed. It just does not
it doesn't look like it is something that's feasible to me.
Am I a pathologist? Am you know somebody who knows
about hanging or a phiciation or anything like that. No,
totally not. But from what I've read and from my
position over here in the peanut gallery, it seems like
it would be damn hard to hang yourself in that situation.
In a statement, Epstein's lawyer, Read Weingarten said, if your
information is correct, it is horrifying that such conditions are
generally tolerated in a federal prison within the shadows of
the federal courthouse, the US Attorney's Office, and the FBI.
I happen to agree with this idiot unfortunately about that.
I don't want again. I want these prisons to be
uh not tip top. It's not it's not the you know,
the four seasons, but they should be clean. They should
be livable. Nobody should be sleeping on the floor, and
certainly there should be no infestations of bugs. Besides that,
you know you'll never hear me talking about Oh I
think they need more TV time. Nope. I think that
your behavior should decide what sort of perks you get
while you're a prisoner. If you make an effort to rehabilitate,
you should get more. If you want to be a
scuzzbag your whole life and stay in prison and do
your gang banging and your drug dealing and your extortion,
well hey have at it. You're not gonna get any
extra privileges. I mean, there won't be any like bugs
anymore if I was in charge. But as far as
extra privileges, forget about it. Those have to be earned
in prison. And I think we should move more towards
a system where people actually have a shot to rehabilitate. Again,
not people like Epstein. I'm talking about overall people who
got in trouble for drugs and shit like that. What
would be even worse would be a federal law enforcement
was specifically aware of the threats and extortions and did
nothing to protect Epstein, but rather fought tooth and nail
against any bell conditions so as to keep him in
these conditions. When the government keeps an inmate in their custody,
they are on the hook for protecting them, and I
don't think the government went far enough protecting Epstein. It
certainly looks like they've learned their lesson the second time
around with Maxwell. But with Epstein, no matter if he
killed himself, if he was allowed to kill himself, or
if somebody else did the deed, the fact of the
matter is there was a huge failure on the end
of the Bureau of Prisons, the Department of Justice, and
the whole system as a whole. No inmate as high
profile as Jeffrey Epstein should ever be in a jail
cell with Nicholas Tartaglioni. Jeffrey Epstein should have been in
a jail cell with somebody like this, mister Reyes or
mister Mercy. Instead, the government was negligent in their duties,
and Jeffrey Epstein died in their custody. Whether it be
suicide or murder, the fact remains that Jeffrey Epstein was
in the custody of the United States government, and the
United States government failed the survivors failed society and failed
in their duties to keep one of the most high
profile inmates safe to face the justice that he so deserved.
It's up, everyone, and welcome back to the Epstein Chronicles.
In today's episode, we're going to hear from a woman
named Judith Miller, who served time at the MCC and
was also a inmate in the federal prison system, and
she has a few opinions about Jeffrey Epstein's alleged suicide
and what went down in that jail cell. This article
is from I on the News, and like I said,
the author is Judith Miller. It was originally posted on
August eleventh of two thousand and nineteen. Here are a
few things I know firsthand about being in jail. First
and foremost, you have virtually no control over your life
and surroundings. You can't get so much as an aspirin
without authorization in most jails. You can't wear a belt
or shoelaces, or keep a razor in your cell. You
have no privacy, no sense of dignity, and no rights.
In a well run jail, high profile prisoners have virtually
no chance of killing themselves. That is a fact when
a jail is run efficiently and a facility is run
with care, and people take the time in positions of
power to make sure they're doing the right thing, inmates
shouldn't be killing themselves. And even at the MCC with
it being such a damn dump, it wasn't like this
was a big problem there, like a whole bunch of
people were killing themselves on a regular basis and it
was causing all kinds of you know, grief in the system.
That's not what was occurring. So to pitch Jeffrey Epstein's
alleged suicide as just, you know, a shrug of the
shoulders and well it was expected is ridiculous to me.
So the alleged suicide of Jeffrey Epstein, the sixty six
year old pedophile with powerful American and foreign friends who
was about to stand trial for allegedly sexually abusing dozens
of girls, many of them underage, is particularly unfathomable and outrageous.
In a letter to the Justice Department, Republican Senator Ben
Sass of Nebraska called it inexcusable that Epstein did not
live to face his accusers. For all of Ben Sass's
jawing and all of his yip yappin. I haven't seen
him do one single thing about bringing a commission together
here to listen to what happened. Can we get a
full account about what happened with Jeffrey Epstein, please, And
let's not act like it was just, you know, a
regular old trafficking ring. This as a man who was
connected to the most powerful people in the world, and
all of that needs to be exposed. Obviously, heads must roll,
he wrote. Attorney General William Barr clearly agrees, saying that
he was appalled to have learned that Epstein was found
dead at six thirty am on Saturday morning at the
Metropolitan Correctional Center MCC in Lower Manhattan. Barr instructed the
department's Inspector General to investigate precisely how Epstein died at MCC,
a long troubled pre trial detention facility. So all of
the talk right, heads are going to roll. People are
gonna be held accountable. Nobody has been held accountable. And
even the lowly guard to quote unquote foe of sleep
while they were watching Epstein ended up getting off scott free.
So you didn't even get low hanging fruit here. They're
basically telling you to go get eft as the public,
You're never going to get any information, and if you
ask about what happened here, we're gonna have our lap
dogs over at NPR call you a conspiracy theorist. Basically
what's going on and the fact that anyone would believe
Bill Barr is just beyond me. I remember having this
conversation with conservative friends when Bill Barr was brought on
board by Donald Trump, and people saying how great he was,
how he's been around forever, like that's a good thing,
and how he's part of, you know, the fabric of
the justice system, as if that's a good thing. Again,
I equate it to one of those retread coaches in
the NFL Awade Phillips type. You keep bringing this guy
in expecting different results, and then when shit goes south, well,
who do you have to blame but yourself. Epstein was
placed on suicide watch on July twenty third after being
found semi conscious in his cell with Marx on his neck,
in what prison officials described at the time as a
felt suicide attempt. He was removed from suicide watch six
days later on July twenty ninth, and returned to the
segregated area of the prison with extra security, known as
the Special Housing Unit. Why Epstein was removed from suicide
watch is a focus of the DOJ investigation. It's crazy, okay,
that's a focus of the investigation, But not the fact
that he was in the cell when the alleged suicide
happened or attempt happened with Nicholas Tartaglioni. That's not something
you want to investigate. How old, big muscle ape girla
guy got into the jail cell with Jeffrey Epstein. We're
just going to ignore that fact. And that's why for
the last few days we've been hammering home the point
that nobody has answered the question of why Epstein was
in the cell with Tartaglioni in the first place. While
officials from the Department's Bureau of Prisons, which supervises the
MCC and other federal prisons, have said little about Epstein's
death other than to claim that Epstein hanged himself, officials
told me Sunday that the prison psychological team had evaluated
Epstein on a daily basis after his alleged initial suicide
attempt and had found him to be no risk to
himself or to others. And you see, these are the
little facts that we've seem to overlook in the legacy
media and with their official narrative. At no point did
Epstein seems suicidal to anybody that was around him, psychologists,
his lawyers, or the people that were visiting him on
a regular basis. So it's kind of a big stretch
to say to me, well, the guy's obviously suicidal. He
tried to kill himself the first time, when there's no
proof that that even occurred. So what you're asking me
to do is believe the official narrative. And I have
a hard time believing people that are unbelievable. So whatever
other people want to do, that's fine. I'm not telling
anyone else how they should think or what they should
think about what went down here. I'm just pointing out
that the official narrative has as many holes in it
as a thing of Swiss chief. But it's a big
conspiracy theory to even point that out. Officials said that
Epstein had met for many hours each day with his
legal team, and that both he and his lawyers had
repeatedly assured the prison that he did not want to
kill himself and that asked mcc to remove him from
the suicide Watch now to play devil's advocate. That could
have easily been a scheme by him saying, hey, look,
I'm not suicidal, I don't have any desire to kill myself,
when he really does, and he was doing this all
as a ruse so that he'd be off of suicide Watch.
It's plausible. It is possible, but unless there are some
evidence that proves that, I'm not going to just bite
on what the officials are telling us. The prison has
yet to comment on whether prison officials believe that the
initial July twenty third incident that landed Epstein on the
suicide Watch was in fact a genuine attempt to end
his life. I do not think it was. Honestly, at
this point, I am convinced that it was Nicholas Tartaglioni
who roughed them up. I truly believe that, finally official said.
At least one member of Epstein's legal team was with
him until six thirty pm on the Friday evening before
his death. None of his legal team, Reed Wingarten, mart Weinberg,
Michael Miller, or Mark Furnitch would comment about their client's
emotional and mental state the night before his death and
during the last six days of his incarceration. Now it's
come out after the fact that none of these people
thought that Jeffrey Epstein was suicidal. Nobody that he was
talking to. Officials said that under the prison's rules and procedures,
Epstein was supposed to be given a cellmate and monitored
by prison guards every thirty minutes twenty four hours a
day after being removed from suicide watch. So he had
no cell mate and nobody was monitoring him. Nobody can
and checked on him. So is it the perfect storm
or was this all set up for Jeffrey Epstein to
do what he did? And that's something we have to
keep in mind too, you know, we're all of the
factors put into place so that Epstein could take care
of himself. Tartaglioni sent in there to send a message. Again,
this is all speculation, just like what everybody else is
talking about. By the way, nobody knows what went on
in that cell. Anybody who tells you with a surety
that they do while they're lying to you. But for me,
very easily it could have been Tartaglioni sent to that cell,
sends Jeffrey Epstein a message by choking his ass and
tells him, look, I'm going to kill you. Someone else
is going to kill you if you don't kill yourself.
That is very possible. That is a scenario that could
have played out, and frankly, I think is one of
the more likelier scenarios to have played out. But the
fact is we do not know. Prison experts believe that
having a cell mat helps deter suicide. Neither officials nor
Epstein's legal team would comment on whether those procedures were followed,
but at least one official familiar with the episode said
that they were not. None of them were followed. None
of the regulations in prison or the steps required when
something happens when someone dies were followed. The jail cell
wasn't treated as a crime scene. There was no body
camera footage of them going into the jail cell. All
of it was a disaster. Now. I know people out
there they'll say, oh, it's just a systemic error. You know,
everything's just broken. Well, if that is the take that
you have on it, then are you just okay with
it staying the way it is? Because nothing has been
done to fix it. So if you're not going crazy
that it's broken, then you must be okay that it
is the way it is. Epstein had a cell mate
before his initial alleged suicide attempt, but cellmate Nicholas tar Tagleone,
a former police BAE officer facing murder charges, was not
returned to share a cell with him after Epstein was
placed on watch and then removed from the list, one
official said. That official said that Epstein was alone in
his cell for some time before his death, again in
violation of the prison's rules. They don't even talk about
Tartaglioni rough and Epstein up here. That is exactly what
Epstein said. Remember Nicholas Tartaglioni rough me up if he
wanted to, you know, the suicide watch situation, why would
he say that. So again, it just doesn't make sense,
and there are so many holes in the official narrative
that questions have to be asked. If confirmed. Such disclosures
about what appear to be failures in Epstein's detention at
MCC can only intensify questions and suspicions about his death.
This facility is known for being deeply troubled. One official said,
though Others cautioned that the DOJ and the prison's own
investigations were in its initial stages, and that facts could
change as the inquiry progressed, or they could get stashed
if it's something that the DOJ doesn't like, something that's
going to embarrass the DOJ. Imagine if the people of
America had the ability to audit the DOJ the way
that IRS can audit you boy, oh boy, That would
change things, wouldn't it. My own relatively small brush with
America's justice system was profoundly different from Epstein's. Unlike him,
I was jailed voluntarily. Then a journalist with The New
York Times. I chose to spend three months at Alexandria
Detention Center near Washington in two thousand and five rather
than identify my sources to an over zealous prosecutor pursuing
the leaking of classified information. So they'll go after journalists, right,
no problem, But they have a big problem going after
their friends in the banking system. Tells you everything you
need to know. Epstein, having escaped real incarceration for years
since his first conviction in Florida in two thousand on
state charges of solicitation of prostitution from a minor, had
no choice but jail. After his initial conviction in Florida. However,
he broke her a much criticized deal that enabled him
to avoid federal charges and spend only thirteen months behind bars.
Even then, he was permitted to leave jail to work
at his office for up to twelve hours a day,
six days a week, while he was still abusing people.
By the way, according to all reports and all accounts,
he was still abusing people. And why did the officer
in Palm Beach that was assigned to him destroy a
bunch of records. I don't want to digress too far here,
but come on, man. Epstein was charged with new federal
crimes on July sixth, after he returned from overseas and
was arrested at Teterborough Airport. Federal District Court Judge Richard
Berman deemed him a flight risk given his vast wealth,
many residences, and high powered social connections, amongst them President
Donald Trump, former President Bill Clinton, Prince Andrew of Britain,
and Leslie H. Wexner, the retail billionaire and an item bell.
Epstein was sent to await trial at MCC and he
should have been Let's not make pretend he shouldn't have
been there. That's exactly where he should have been, waiting
for trial, where it was up to the do nothing
prison guards and the shitty administration to make sure that
this man faced justice, and that didn't happen, and still
no consequences for the people involved. Unlike ADC, a Virginia
state run jail, MCC is one of two federal pre
trial facilities in New York City, this one in downtown Manhattan,
two blocks from City Hall. Known as Manhattan's guantanamo for
holding prisoners charge with terrorist crimes, it has a poor reputation.
In an article published by The Gothamis last year, Jean Theoharis,
a Brooklyn College political science professor who has written extensively
about the conditions at MCC, called facility and American gulag.
She told the Gothamist, if I describe these conditions filthy, freezing,
no natural light, isolation so extreme that you're punished for
speaking through the walls, upsurd rules like prisoners not getting
to see the newspapers unless they're thirty days old, secrecies
so deep that people are force fed, and lawyers can
be punished for describing the conditions their clients are experiencing.
You'd be forgiven for thinking that this was Iran or Russia. Look,
the system is fucked. There is no doubt that it
needs to be fixed. And there's a reason that they
closed MCC. This place was an absolute dump. That said,
it wasn't a place where a bunch of people were
killing themselves. While both ADC and MCC are high security
detention facilities that hold high profile prisoners, my own experience
as inmate number four five five seven zero zero eight
three has led me to conclude that Epstein, inmate number
seven six three one point eight dashed zero five to four,
should have lived to face his accusers, and that in
a well run prison he would have The ongoing investigation
by the FBIDJ Inspector General and the prison itself will
explore whether MCC is among the nation's worst run federal
pre trial facilities, and or whether Epstein may have had
some desire or unwanted help in ending his life and
escaping his day in court. Now, look again, I'm not
sitting out here telling you, oh yeah, he was definitely killed.
I simply don't know, and I want answers. That is
the root of all of it. I want answers, just
like I know you do. I shun conspiracy theories, but
based on the little that prison officials have said so
far and what I know of life in jail, Epstein's
death is deeply troubling. No one should die of unnatural
causes in jail, in a well managed facility. No one would, however,
lure the charges against him and the perverse nature of
his alleged crimes. The Epstein death behind bars should trouble
every American. The investigation must not rest until what happened
is revealed. Well, we know that's not the case, and
we know that they say the investigations ongoing that way,
they don't have to give up any information. But what
have we really seen from the investigators that really confirms
the official narrative or their story of the official narrative.
I haven't seen any receipts, and I certainly haven't seen
anything that makes me say to myself, you know what,
this really has legs and this is more likely than
this because as of now, I am very very agnostic
about what went down in that jail and in that
jail cell, and until we have more evidence, one way
or the other. This will continue to be my position,
all right, folks, It's gonna do it for this one.
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