The Epstein Incident Another Blow to Government and Media Credibility

A very small number of people know exactly what happened to Jeffrey Epstein on the morning of August 10.  The rest of us only know what the government and media tell us.  These two are sources of increasingly dubious credibility. When their accounts don't agree or don't make sense "conspiracy" theories flourish.  "Conspiracy theorists" are routinely dismissed as being on the fringes of society.  However, in this case it will be difficult to dismiss the large number of well respected individual on the left and right who find the official account unbelievable.   

Everything the government did with Epstein from his arrested on July 7 to his apparent suicide on August 10 was predictably leading to disaster.  He was initially placed in a cell with a former police officer charged with murdering four people and who was facing the death penalty.  On July 24 he was found on the floor of his cell “semi-conscious, despondent and crying with slight bruising around his neck.”   It was not clear whether his injuries were self-inflicted or the result of an assault.  Nevertheless, Epstein was placed on placed on suicide watch.  He was taken off suicide watch on July 29 or August 1 after a psychiatric evaluation.  Bloomberg reported Epstein “was taken off suicide watch just hours before he killed himself.”  He was back in the Special Housing Unit (SHU) with a cellmate.  The cellmate was removed in during the evening of 9 August leaving Epstein alone.

Although Epstein was no longer on suicide watch he was supposed to be checked on every 30 minutes.  Reportedly this was not done.  The New York Post reported neither of the two guards “had checked on Epstein for several hours before he was discovered.”  CBS News reported there was shouting and shrieking coming from his jail cell on the morning of the 10th.  CBS claims corrections officers attempted to revive him while saying "breathe, Epstein, breathe."  This does not make sense if Epstein was dead for several hours.  The Daily Beast reported "Epstein already had a death pallor."

It is no secret that many powerful people wanted Epstein silenced.  He was perhaps the most important prisoner ever housed in the Metropolitan Correctional Center.  To treat him like an ordinary prisoner suggests that the administration wanted Epstein to meet his end in its prison.  The warden was aware of this staffing shortage and could have remedied the situation with a phone call.  All of these factors have led to a great deal of skepticism among some fairly knowledgable and influential people.

Attorney General Barr issued a press release stating, "Mr. Epstein’s death raises serious questions that must be answered.”  Former wardens and veterans of the federal prison system were baffled why Epstein wasn't under near-constant guard.  Cameron Lindsay, a former warden who worked at three federal facilities stated, "For them to pull him off suicide watch is shocking.  For someone this high-profile, with these allegations and this many victims, who has had a suicide attempt in the last few weeks, you can take absolutely no chances."  Former US Attorney Preet Bharara tweeted that he was “dumbfounded” by Epstein’s death.  Brooklyn Borough President Eric Adams remarked, “Something doesn’t smell right – and it’s not his dead body.”

There are cameras in the Special Housing Unit but they do not point into the cells. There is no explanation why this is so.  Perhaps it is a civil liberties issue adjudicated by the Cvivil Liberties Union.  Officials are under the impression that the cameras are trained on the individual cells.  Former major Rudy Giuliani claimed "There is absolutely no excuse for this.  It's impossible to happen.  I do not understand how anyone can explain not having him under 24 hour surveillance or not checking the camera constantly.  So that leads to all the speculation.  The camera wasn't working."  Former US Attorney Preet Bharara stated “There should be — and almost certainly is — video of Epstein’s suicide at MCC.  One hopes it is complete, conclusive, and secured.”  For whatever reason there is no video of Epstein's suicide.

Every effort is being made to limit the amount of information that goes public.  A representative for the Bureau of Prisons announced that warden Lamine N'Diaye would not be made available for comment.  There is an almost total lack of information on N'Diaye on the internet.  Following Epstein's death, MCC cancelled all visits, both family and legal ones, with prisoners.  Investigators "are being stymied" by employees who are understandably "lawyering up."  There my be, in spite of the fact that they work for the federal government, serious repercussions if they falsified records of their mandatory checks on the prisoner.

To further confuse the issue a 4Chan post supposedly made by a prison employee claimed that a “…guy in a green dress military outfit… switched him out” with a lookalike.  This claim was made nearly 10 minutes before Epstein's death was announced by the press.  This claim is supported by photographs of the deceased ear and nose which apparently do not match photos of Epstein when he was alive.  This claim cannot be proven or disproved without the body and on August 14 NBC News reported Jeffrey Epstein's body was claimed by unidentified "associate."

The Outcome of Jeffrey Epstein Case

Convicted pedophile Jeffrey Epstein was found in his cell semi-conscious in a fetal position with marks on his neck.  This may have been a suicide attempt or an assault.  Epstein says he does not remember.  Investigators have not determined just how Epstein wound up in this condition.  His cellmate, Nicholas Tartaglione, claims he does not know either.

Tartaglione is a former New York police officer turned drug dealer who was charged with killing four men in Orange County and is facing the death penalty.  His attorney, Bruce Barket, claims his client had nothing to do with Epstein’s injuries.  This raises a question about the competence of the authorities.  Jeffrey Epstein is perhaps the highest profile prisoner in the U.S.  If he decides to make a deal with authorities some extremely powerful people will face disgrace or even prison.  These people have an interest in silencing Epstein.  A decision was made that he would have a cellmate.  Who would be better than a murderer facing death penalty?  

The selection of Epstein’s cellmate was not an accident or due to incompetence.  It was intentional to send him a message.  His cellmate, a bodybuilder, is facing the death penalty.  If he is cooperative he could receive probation.  Epstein is familiar with light sentences for serious crimes.  However, Epstein has a very valuable insurance policy.  On Oct. 20. 2005 police conducted a search of Epstein’s island residence.  They found that most of Epstein’s computer hard drives, surveillance cameras and videos had been removed from the house, leaving loose, dangling wires.  

Epstein’s pornographic video library is worth millions, in fact it is priceless.  The videos star some extremely important actors who would not like these videos to go public.  Epstein most likely deposited these videos with a trusted assistant with instructions that they be made public in the event of his untimely death.  Therefore the full extent of Epstein’s network will never be revealed.  Most likely a deal will be made sacrificing some minor figures in order for the investigation to retain some credibility.  The New York magazine Intelligencer claims, “A close study of his circle - social, professional, transactional - reveals a damning portrait of elite New York.”  But it is not just New York.  Epstein’s circle included members from both coasts and Washington D.C.  They were important members of the media, academia, and members of the House and Senate. Washington D.C. is where trillions of dollars are dispensed.  It would be the main target of any blackmail operation like the one Epstein ran.

Previous scandals demonstrate that the Deep State’s perversions will not be exposed.

Marc Dutroux the Belgian serial killer and pedophile and Britain's Deputy Director of the Secret Intelligence Service Peter Hayman reveal the the courts and law enforcement will go to any lengths to prevent exposure.  Spencer Kuvin, a lawyer representing three of Epstein’s victims claims, “The rich and powerful think they are beyond the law.  They end up doing things that are beyond the law.”