August 20, 2025 • 17 mins
Three years after Jeffrey Epstein’s death in 2019, the investigation into his activities remained active but fragmented. Federal authorities continued to pursue cases against his associates, with Ghislaine Maxwell’s conviction in 2021 serving as the most significant development. Civil lawsuits filed by survivors also kept pressure on Epstein’s estate and financial network, forcing disclosures about how his fortune was managed and who may have benefitted. However, despite the ongoing litigation, many questions about the extent of his trafficking operation, the full roster of participants, and the degree of institutional complicity remained unanswered. The investigation had not produced a sweeping public reckoning but rather piecemeal progress.
With Epstein dead, prosecutors were constrained in how far they could push certain inquiries, and much of the momentum shifted to civil courts. Survivors and advocates expressed frustration that many high-profile individuals linked to Epstein had avoided scrutiny, and that government agencies had not fully confronted their own past failures. Three years on, the investigation stood as a mixture of progress and stagnation: Maxwell’s conviction showed that accountability was possible, but the unanswered questions underscored how far the system still was from a complete accounting of Epstein’s network.
With Epstein dead, prosecutors were constrained in how far they could push certain inquiries, and much of the momentum shifted to civil courts. Survivors and advocates expressed frustration that many high-profile individuals linked to Epstein had avoided scrutiny, and that government agencies had not fully confronted their own past failures. Three years on, the investigation stood as a mixture of progress and stagnation: Maxwell’s conviction showed that accountability was possible, but the unanswered questions underscored how far the system still was from a complete accounting of Epstein’s network.
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Speaker 1 (00:00):
What's up everyone, and welcome back to the Epstein Chronicles.
It's been roughly three years since Jeffrey Epstein allegedly took
his own life while he was in the lock up
at MCC and still many many questions remain about what
went down. Now, of course, there's the official narrative that
(00:22):
Jeffrey Epstein killed himself, that Jeffrey Epstein was able to
hang himself in that jail cell by putting some sheets
around his neck and then leaning forward off of the bedpost.
That's how he hung himself, according to the official narrative.
Now there's a lot that led up to that point
(00:43):
that is still unanswered as well, such as why were
the guards so negligent in their duty, Why were the
cameras not working? Why was Tartaglione put in a jail
cell with Jeffrey Epstein, Why was Epstein put on the
man in line in the first place. Why there was
a camera pointing at the wrong tier instead of pointing
(01:07):
at Epstein's cell. So there's a lot of questions that
still haven't been answered, and until the officials I'm using
air quotes here come forward and start providing some transparency
and some legitimate answers for what went down. People are
going to have questions, and rightfully so, well, we should
just suck down everything that the officials, the authorities tell us. Yeah,
(01:32):
because they've been so truthful throughout history, throughout you know,
the past some odd years with the American people, that
we should just trust them, and if they tell us
that there was nothing amiss, we should just believe that. Well,
I'm not willing to do that. I don't trust them.
I don't believe they're official narratives most of the time,
(01:55):
and I certainly don't believe what they're trying to pitch
here and now. If they can prove all of this
that what they say is true how Epstein died is
how he died, then I'd love to see the evidence,
because I'm not against changing my opinion about what happened
in the cell. Here. For me, there is just not
(02:16):
enough evidence, concrete evidence of it being a one hundred
percent open and shut he killed himself. There's a lot
more nuance going on here. And until the government and
the DOJ is upfront and honest with people who are
looking for answers about what went down, then the answers
(02:37):
are going to continue to swirl and they have no
one to blame but themselves about quote unquote conspiracy theories.
When you leave a vacuum, people are going to fill
that vacuum. And when there's all of these coincidences that
add up, well, what do you want people to think?
Because it's obvious that something severely broke during this situation.
(03:03):
There's something that is not right about what went down.
And I don't know how anyone can look at this
and say, ah, you know what, open and shutcase. Obviously
a suicide. There are no other issues at hand here,
and I can comfortably tell you that this is a suicide.
I honestly don't know how that's even a thing. I mean,
(03:28):
we had a situation where protocol wasn't followed in the
wake of Epstein's death, Protocol wasn't followed leading up to
the death, and nothing in the wake of it has
been normal. And now all of these years later, there's
still an investigation into what went on. You mean to
(03:49):
tell me that you folks can't figure it out in
roughly three years, So yeah, people are going to have
some questions. Today we have an article from the New
York Post and the headline Jeffrey Epstein's death three years later,
What we know and what's still a mystery. This article
(04:10):
was authored by Ben Kesslin. It's been three years since
The Post broke the news that convicted pedophile Jeffrey Epstein
killed himself allegedly in his Manhattan jail cell while awaiting
trial on federal sex trafficking charges. The well connected creep's
sudden demise sparked an avalanche of conspiracy theories, and many
(04:33):
questions remain about how he died and how he got
away with his crimes for so long. Look what they
try and do is muddle the real questions with the
conspiracy theories. And that's why I get so agitated at
the snake oil salesman and the grifters out there who
are trying to sell you folks a bs bill of
(04:54):
goods that they can't prove. If anyone's out here just
giving you their opinion and they're not telling you it's
their opinion and they're telling you it's fact, well you
should be asking for some evidence, right, some receipts that
goes for the government or content creators or journalists or
anyone else. And if you can't back up those assertions
with facts, or with at the very least with a
(05:17):
trail of evidence that leads somewhere close to the facts.
Then I really don't have any desire to hear what
you have to say about this case, because there's enough
muddied water as it is. Here's what we know and
what people are still in the dark about Epstein's August tenth,
twenty nineteen death. Paramedics frantically tried to revive Epstein sixty
(05:42):
six after he was found hanged in his own cell
at the Manhattan Correctional Center. Let's remember that before any
of this was even publicized, someone posted on Reddit about
it about what was going down at the MCC with Epstein,
and still nobody has come out and told us who
that person was. Again, a lot of murk and nowhere
(06:06):
near enough clarity. Photos published by The Post at the
time showed the sex pest being wheeled into New York
Downtown hospital while still in his orange jumpsuit. What we
know the guards assigned to watch Epstein had not done
their routine thirty minute checks of the prisoner, allegedly sleeping
on the job and then falsifying records. The cameras on
(06:28):
Epstein's cell also malfunction that night. Officials said, yeah, look,
it's just a perfect storm of coincidences, right, That's what
the government will tell you, and that's what the lap
dogs will tell you. You know, the people that just
suck up whatever the federal government has to say to
them whenever it's convenient for them. Yeah. You know, people
who were running around talking about how horrible the FBI
(06:50):
was for the last i don't know, six years, now
all of a sudden are cheering them. So it's pretty gross.
But the reality is this, how can all of those
coincidences happen right at the same time, And if they did, well, look,
you're going to have to show us the evidence. If
(07:11):
you want to stop people from spreading misinformation or what
you call conspiracy theories, then you're gonna have to give
people real information. You're gonna have to be transparent, and
that's just not in the DNA of the DOJ or
the federal government. The City Medical Examiner ruled the death
(07:32):
of suicide, a claim that was called into question by
online conspiracy theists as well as famed pathologist Michael Boden,
who insisted the ex financier Pedophile's death was a homicide. Look,
just because the thing is, when you have questions, that
doesn't make you a conspiracy theorist. A conspiracy theorist is
(07:52):
one of those people running around thinking, you know, JFK.
Junior is showing up at some rally, that's a conspiracy theorist.
People who were asking questions about serious topics who are
painted as conspiracy theorists, Well, people do that because they're
scared of the questions that are being asked. Just look
(08:12):
what they did to Gary Webb when he came out
and he unleashed about the CIA bringing crack into America
during the Iran contra affair. The legacy media absolutely destroyed
this man. And then later on when the truth finally
came out and people knew the deal, they had to
go back and revisit all of it, but it was
(08:33):
too late. Already Gary Webb was dead. But they did
their job right, the legacy media. They did their job
for their buddies over at the CIA, and they continue
to be the same group of lapdogs in my opinion.
Mark Evstein, the pedophile's brother, hired Boden to observe the autopsy,
and the forensic pathologist insisted that the evidence points towards homicide.
(08:58):
So really it comes down to who do you believe
Barbara Sampson or Michael Boden. Barbara Sampson, she's the Chief
Medical Examiner for the State of New York, or was
at this time. And Michael Boden, on the other hand,
used to have that same gig, but is famed for
what he does now. That doesn't come without some controversy.
A lot of people out there that say he's one
(09:19):
of these guys that just wants his name out there,
just wants the publicity, blah blah blah blah blah blah blah.
Either way, this is a professional who does this for
a living, who has a counter opinion of what missus
Barbara Sampson said. So if someone wants to believe doctor
Boden over Barbara Sampson, why does that make them a
conspiracy thereist, It doesn't, but they try and paint you
(09:42):
as such so that they can deride you and make
your opinion not worth as much. Chief Medical Examiner doctor
Barbara Sampson said in October twenty nineteen that we stand
by our determination that Epstein had killed himself. Epstein's death,
though has been the source of intense scrutiny that even
(10:03):
then Mayor Build the Blasio took part in. I still
stand by something doesn't fit in there, the Blasio said
in response to Bondon's report, after saying previously that he
had questions about the death. It just doesn't make sense
that the highest profile prisoner in America, you know, someone
forgot the gardum, he added, and not just forgot the
(10:23):
gardenm Remember the cameras didn't work. He was checked in
as not even himself. You know, all of this leads
up to people having some legitimate questions, and anybody telling
you that you shouldn't have legitimate questions here is trying
to gaslight you for whatever reason. The crimes. Epstein had
(10:46):
been arrested on July sixth at Teterborough Airport in New Jersey,
and stood accused of sexually exploiting and abusing scores of women,
most of whom were miners, at his properties in Florida,
New York, and the US virgin i Land. You notice
they don't talk about New Mexico here. Why not do
the girls in New Mexico? Not right? I'm starting to
wonder is it because the girls in New Mexico were indigenous.
(11:09):
Some of these young girls, some of these schoolgirls. So
nobody cares. Well, I have news for you, folks. I care,
and I'm gonna keep asking questions about New Mexico. I'm
gonna keep asking questions why there wasn't a parallel investigation
being run in concurrence with the federal one, And until
I get some answers, I'm gonna keep asking those questions,
(11:30):
and I don't care what anybody thinks or has to
say about it. Federal prosecutors said he ran a highly
elaborate sex ring, paying people to recruit young girls, including
some of his survivors. Epstein's right hand woman, convicted sex
trafficker Galley Maxwell, sixty, was sentenced to twenty years in
prison in June for her role in the scheme. A
(11:53):
jerry found that disgraced British socialite you mean, the bipedal serpent,
guilty of helping her rich and powerful pedal file partner
abused girls as young as fourteen. Well at least they
added that he helped abuse that she helped abuse them
here and she wasn't just a socialite pre car you know,
there's levels to this shit. And when you engage in
(12:13):
the abuse yourself, Well that puts you on a different level, right.
Epstein had previously pleaded guilty and was convicted of soliciting
prostitution from a minor in Florida, but was given a
sweetheart deal from prosecutors, only serving thirteen months in jail
with a work release stipulation. Well, it must not be
too difficult to get yourself that sweetheart deal when you
(12:35):
have a bunch of ex prosecutors working on your team,
and you got one judge, Bruce E. Reinhart quitting the
prosecution one day and then the very next day working
for Jeffrey Epstein. I would think that the deck is
stacked against the survivors, a bunch of girls from broken homes,
no big shot lawyers defending them, nobody's stepping up to
(12:56):
the plate to help them. But yeah, go ahead and
do you, mister, Jeffrey Epstein, and your rich ass friends
and the scumbags who have continued to prosper even though
the reason they prospered is because they were in your atmosphere.
So yeah, that's all fantastic, right, that all of these
people are still out here, active, living their best life,
(13:17):
being judges, being lawyers being interior at decorators must be
nice to run around with the world's most prolific pedophile
and not have to answer for it. Questions still unknown. Yeah,
we could be here for about fifty hours with that one.
Conspiracy theories about the pedophile abound, some stemming from legitimate
(13:39):
questions still unanswered about Epstein. Well, it's nice to throw
that in there, and look again, it's not a conspiracy
theory to ask questions, all right, and they'll try and
paint it as such. But the reality is, if the
legacy media is not going to do their job, which
they haven't, then it's up to other people to dig
in and try and see what they can come up with.
(14:00):
Many continue to call into question how Epstein obtained his
personal fortune, wondering if it could have come from blackmailing
the elites he was friends with, like former Presidents Bill
Clinton and Donald Trump and Britain's Prince Andrew. I don't
think that's where Epstein was getting his money from, from
having leverage over these guys and making them pay him.
(14:21):
But I do believe that he did have leverage on
these guys, and it was for a different purpose. For
whatever the intelligence aspect was from this whoever he was
being run by to gain this information. Have these profiles
built so that in future instances, if there was an issue,
that they could go back and tell these targets, look,
(14:45):
we have this information on you already, you better play ball.
That seems to be the more logical pathway for the compromise.
Whereas Epstein with some of these other characters such as
Les Wexner, Leon Black, I think that he was getting
his money from financial malfeasance. The guy who had to
play the financial game, and he was involved in all
(15:07):
sorts of financial irregularities, moving money here, stashing money there,
laundering here, And that's a big aspect of this case
that was never really looked at. A forensic accountant would
have had a field day here, folks. If this would
have been a RICO case like it should have been,
a forensic accountant would have had an absolute field day here.
(15:29):
All of the people that are connected to this forget it.
It would have been an absolute pig and shit moment
for a forensic accountant. And unfortunately we never saw that.
We didn't see the RICO like it should have been.
So that's why a lot of these questions have remained
unanswered because the scope of the investigation wasn't as big
(15:50):
as it should have been. Some have also wondered if
he was about to hand over his contacts to the FEDS,
revealing the process which high profile names might have been
involved in the sex trafficking scheme. Other online slews convinced
Epstein is still alive and hiding somewhere secret, although there
(16:10):
is no evidence to prove it. Well, I don't know
about all that. I mean, look, I'm not gonna sit
here and tell anybody what to believe. That's just not
how I roll. I can only tell you what I
think and go from there. And for me, there is
still not enough evidence to hop on board of yeah,
one hundred percent this was the suicide. I don't look,
(16:31):
I'm agnostic, and I really can't sit here and tell
you one way or the other with concrete evidence what
went down. But my suspicion is we're not getting the
real story. My suspicion is the FEDS, the Department of Justice,
and the Bureau of Prisons certainly isn't coming correct. So
until they do that, these questions are going to swirl.
(16:54):
People are going to continue to ask them and they
only have themselves to blame, all right, everybody that's going
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little bit more later on. Hope that all of you
are having a good one.
What's up everyone, and welcome back to the Epstein Chronicles.
It's been roughly three years since Jeffrey Epstein allegedly took
his own life while he was in the lock up
at MCC and still many many questions remain about what
went down. Now, of course, there's the official narrative that
(00:22):
Jeffrey Epstein killed himself, that Jeffrey Epstein was able to
hang himself in that jail cell by putting some sheets
around his neck and then leaning forward off of the bedpost.
That's how he hung himself, according to the official narrative.
Now there's a lot that led up to that point
(00:43):
that is still unanswered as well, such as why were
the guards so negligent in their duty, Why were the
cameras not working? Why was Tartaglione put in a jail
cell with Jeffrey Epstein, Why was Epstein put on the
man in line in the first place. Why there was
a camera pointing at the wrong tier instead of pointing
(01:07):
at Epstein's cell. So there's a lot of questions that
still haven't been answered, and until the officials I'm using
air quotes here come forward and start providing some transparency
and some legitimate answers for what went down. People are
going to have questions, and rightfully so, well, we should
just suck down everything that the officials, the authorities tell us. Yeah,
(01:32):
because they've been so truthful throughout history, throughout you know,
the past some odd years with the American people, that
we should just trust them, and if they tell us
that there was nothing amiss, we should just believe that. Well,
I'm not willing to do that. I don't trust them.
I don't believe they're official narratives most of the time,
(01:55):
and I certainly don't believe what they're trying to pitch
here and now. If they can prove all of this
that what they say is true how Epstein died is
how he died, then I'd love to see the evidence,
because I'm not against changing my opinion about what happened
in the cell. Here. For me, there is just not
(02:16):
enough evidence, concrete evidence of it being a one hundred
percent open and shut he killed himself. There's a lot
more nuance going on here. And until the government and
the DOJ is upfront and honest with people who are
looking for answers about what went down, then the answers
(02:37):
are going to continue to swirl and they have no
one to blame but themselves about quote unquote conspiracy theories.
When you leave a vacuum, people are going to fill
that vacuum. And when there's all of these coincidences that
add up, well, what do you want people to think?
Because it's obvious that something severely broke during this situation.
(03:03):
There's something that is not right about what went down.
And I don't know how anyone can look at this
and say, ah, you know what, open and shutcase. Obviously
a suicide. There are no other issues at hand here,
and I can comfortably tell you that this is a suicide.
I honestly don't know how that's even a thing. I mean,
(03:28):
we had a situation where protocol wasn't followed in the
wake of Epstein's death, Protocol wasn't followed leading up to
the death, and nothing in the wake of it has
been normal. And now all of these years later, there's
still an investigation into what went on. You mean to
(03:49):
tell me that you folks can't figure it out in
roughly three years, So yeah, people are going to have
some questions. Today we have an article from the New
York Post and the headline Jeffrey Epstein's death three years later,
What we know and what's still a mystery. This article
(04:10):
was authored by Ben Kesslin. It's been three years since
The Post broke the news that convicted pedophile Jeffrey Epstein
killed himself allegedly in his Manhattan jail cell while awaiting
trial on federal sex trafficking charges. The well connected creep's
sudden demise sparked an avalanche of conspiracy theories, and many
(04:33):
questions remain about how he died and how he got
away with his crimes for so long. Look what they
try and do is muddle the real questions with the
conspiracy theories. And that's why I get so agitated at
the snake oil salesman and the grifters out there who
are trying to sell you folks a bs bill of
(04:54):
goods that they can't prove. If anyone's out here just
giving you their opinion and they're not telling you it's
their opinion and they're telling you it's fact, well you
should be asking for some evidence, right, some receipts that
goes for the government or content creators or journalists or
anyone else. And if you can't back up those assertions
with facts, or with at the very least with a
(05:17):
trail of evidence that leads somewhere close to the facts.
Then I really don't have any desire to hear what
you have to say about this case, because there's enough
muddied water as it is. Here's what we know and
what people are still in the dark about Epstein's August tenth,
twenty nineteen death. Paramedics frantically tried to revive Epstein sixty
(05:42):
six after he was found hanged in his own cell
at the Manhattan Correctional Center. Let's remember that before any
of this was even publicized, someone posted on Reddit about
it about what was going down at the MCC with Epstein,
and still nobody has come out and told us who
that person was. Again, a lot of murk and nowhere
(06:06):
near enough clarity. Photos published by The Post at the
time showed the sex pest being wheeled into New York
Downtown hospital while still in his orange jumpsuit. What we
know the guards assigned to watch Epstein had not done
their routine thirty minute checks of the prisoner, allegedly sleeping
on the job and then falsifying records. The cameras on
(06:28):
Epstein's cell also malfunction that night. Officials said, yeah, look,
it's just a perfect storm of coincidences, right, That's what
the government will tell you, and that's what the lap
dogs will tell you. You know, the people that just
suck up whatever the federal government has to say to
them whenever it's convenient for them. Yeah. You know, people
who were running around talking about how horrible the FBI
(06:50):
was for the last i don't know, six years, now
all of a sudden are cheering them. So it's pretty gross.
But the reality is this, how can all of those
coincidences happen right at the same time, And if they did, well, look,
you're going to have to show us the evidence. If
(07:11):
you want to stop people from spreading misinformation or what
you call conspiracy theories, then you're gonna have to give
people real information. You're gonna have to be transparent, and
that's just not in the DNA of the DOJ or
the federal government. The City Medical Examiner ruled the death
(07:32):
of suicide, a claim that was called into question by
online conspiracy theists as well as famed pathologist Michael Boden,
who insisted the ex financier Pedophile's death was a homicide. Look,
just because the thing is, when you have questions, that
doesn't make you a conspiracy theorist. A conspiracy theorist is
(07:52):
one of those people running around thinking, you know, JFK.
Junior is showing up at some rally, that's a conspiracy theorist.
People who were asking questions about serious topics who are
painted as conspiracy theorists, Well, people do that because they're
scared of the questions that are being asked. Just look
(08:12):
what they did to Gary Webb when he came out
and he unleashed about the CIA bringing crack into America
during the Iran contra affair. The legacy media absolutely destroyed
this man. And then later on when the truth finally
came out and people knew the deal, they had to
go back and revisit all of it, but it was
(08:33):
too late. Already Gary Webb was dead. But they did
their job right, the legacy media. They did their job
for their buddies over at the CIA, and they continue
to be the same group of lapdogs in my opinion.
Mark Evstein, the pedophile's brother, hired Boden to observe the autopsy,
and the forensic pathologist insisted that the evidence points towards homicide.
(08:58):
So really it comes down to who do you believe
Barbara Sampson or Michael Boden. Barbara Sampson, she's the Chief
Medical Examiner for the State of New York, or was
at this time. And Michael Boden, on the other hand,
used to have that same gig, but is famed for
what he does now. That doesn't come without some controversy.
A lot of people out there that say he's one
(09:19):
of these guys that just wants his name out there,
just wants the publicity, blah blah blah blah blah blah blah.
Either way, this is a professional who does this for
a living, who has a counter opinion of what missus
Barbara Sampson said. So if someone wants to believe doctor
Boden over Barbara Sampson, why does that make them a
conspiracy thereist, It doesn't, but they try and paint you
(09:42):
as such so that they can deride you and make
your opinion not worth as much. Chief Medical Examiner doctor
Barbara Sampson said in October twenty nineteen that we stand
by our determination that Epstein had killed himself. Epstein's death,
though has been the source of intense scrutiny that even
(10:03):
then Mayor Build the Blasio took part in. I still
stand by something doesn't fit in there, the Blasio said
in response to Bondon's report, after saying previously that he
had questions about the death. It just doesn't make sense
that the highest profile prisoner in America, you know, someone
forgot the gardum, he added, and not just forgot the
(10:23):
gardenm Remember the cameras didn't work. He was checked in
as not even himself. You know, all of this leads
up to people having some legitimate questions, and anybody telling
you that you shouldn't have legitimate questions here is trying
to gaslight you for whatever reason. The crimes. Epstein had
(10:46):
been arrested on July sixth at Teterborough Airport in New Jersey,
and stood accused of sexually exploiting and abusing scores of women,
most of whom were miners, at his properties in Florida,
New York, and the US virgin i Land. You notice
they don't talk about New Mexico here. Why not do
the girls in New Mexico? Not right? I'm starting to
wonder is it because the girls in New Mexico were indigenous.
(11:09):
Some of these young girls, some of these schoolgirls. So
nobody cares. Well, I have news for you, folks. I care,
and I'm gonna keep asking questions about New Mexico. I'm
gonna keep asking questions why there wasn't a parallel investigation
being run in concurrence with the federal one, And until
I get some answers, I'm gonna keep asking those questions,
(11:30):
and I don't care what anybody thinks or has to
say about it. Federal prosecutors said he ran a highly
elaborate sex ring, paying people to recruit young girls, including
some of his survivors. Epstein's right hand woman, convicted sex
trafficker Galley Maxwell, sixty, was sentenced to twenty years in
prison in June for her role in the scheme. A
(11:53):
jerry found that disgraced British socialite you mean, the bipedal serpent,
guilty of helping her rich and powerful pedal file partner
abused girls as young as fourteen. Well at least they
added that he helped abuse that she helped abuse them
here and she wasn't just a socialite pre car you know,
there's levels to this shit. And when you engage in
(12:13):
the abuse yourself, Well that puts you on a different level, right.
Epstein had previously pleaded guilty and was convicted of soliciting
prostitution from a minor in Florida, but was given a
sweetheart deal from prosecutors, only serving thirteen months in jail
with a work release stipulation. Well, it must not be
too difficult to get yourself that sweetheart deal when you
(12:35):
have a bunch of ex prosecutors working on your team,
and you got one judge, Bruce E. Reinhart quitting the
prosecution one day and then the very next day working
for Jeffrey Epstein. I would think that the deck is
stacked against the survivors, a bunch of girls from broken homes,
no big shot lawyers defending them, nobody's stepping up to
(12:56):
the plate to help them. But yeah, go ahead and
do you, mister, Jeffrey Epstein, and your rich ass friends
and the scumbags who have continued to prosper even though
the reason they prospered is because they were in your atmosphere.
So yeah, that's all fantastic, right, that all of these
people are still out here, active, living their best life,
(13:17):
being judges, being lawyers being interior at decorators must be
nice to run around with the world's most prolific pedophile
and not have to answer for it. Questions still unknown. Yeah,
we could be here for about fifty hours with that one.
Conspiracy theories about the pedophile abound, some stemming from legitimate
(13:39):
questions still unanswered about Epstein. Well, it's nice to throw
that in there, and look again, it's not a conspiracy
theory to ask questions, all right, and they'll try and
paint it as such. But the reality is, if the
legacy media is not going to do their job, which
they haven't, then it's up to other people to dig
in and try and see what they can come up with.
(14:00):
Many continue to call into question how Epstein obtained his
personal fortune, wondering if it could have come from blackmailing
the elites he was friends with, like former Presidents Bill
Clinton and Donald Trump and Britain's Prince Andrew. I don't
think that's where Epstein was getting his money from, from
having leverage over these guys and making them pay him.
(14:21):
But I do believe that he did have leverage on
these guys, and it was for a different purpose. For
whatever the intelligence aspect was from this whoever he was
being run by to gain this information. Have these profiles
built so that in future instances, if there was an issue,
that they could go back and tell these targets, look,
(14:45):
we have this information on you already, you better play ball.
That seems to be the more logical pathway for the compromise.
Whereas Epstein with some of these other characters such as
Les Wexner, Leon Black, I think that he was getting
his money from financial malfeasance. The guy who had to
play the financial game, and he was involved in all
(15:07):
sorts of financial irregularities, moving money here, stashing money there,
laundering here, And that's a big aspect of this case
that was never really looked at. A forensic accountant would
have had a field day here, folks. If this would
have been a RICO case like it should have been,
a forensic accountant would have had an absolute field day here.
(15:29):
All of the people that are connected to this forget it.
It would have been an absolute pig and shit moment
for a forensic accountant. And unfortunately we never saw that.
We didn't see the RICO like it should have been.
So that's why a lot of these questions have remained
unanswered because the scope of the investigation wasn't as big
(15:50):
as it should have been. Some have also wondered if
he was about to hand over his contacts to the FEDS,
revealing the process which high profile names might have been
involved in the sex trafficking scheme. Other online slews convinced
Epstein is still alive and hiding somewhere secret, although there
(16:10):
is no evidence to prove it. Well, I don't know
about all that. I mean, look, I'm not gonna sit
here and tell anybody what to believe. That's just not
how I roll. I can only tell you what I
think and go from there. And for me, there is
still not enough evidence to hop on board of yeah,
one hundred percent this was the suicide. I don't look,
(16:31):
I'm agnostic, and I really can't sit here and tell
you one way or the other with concrete evidence what
went down. But my suspicion is we're not getting the
real story. My suspicion is the FEDS, the Department of Justice,
and the Bureau of Prisons certainly isn't coming correct. So
until they do that, these questions are going to swirl.
(16:54):
People are going to continue to ask them and they
only have themselves to blame, all right, everybody that's going
to do it for this episode. If you'd like to
contact me, you can do that at Bobby Kapuchi at
ProtonMail dot com. That's b O B B Y c
A p U C c I at ProtonMail dot com.
You can also find me on Twitter at b O
(17:16):
B B Y underscore c A p U C c I.
The link that we discussed can be found in the
description box. All Right, everybody, I'll be back with a
little bit more later on. Hope that all of you
are having a good one.
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