Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:You have to ask yourself "Who did Epstein the biggest favor"? And the answer is the Republicans, without a doubt.

Don't care which political party these pedophiles are from. I want to know who benefited from Epstein's death. That starts with understanding how he died.

Who were the other prisoners in the cell block when he died? Where are the transcripts of them being interviewed? Who ran the prison and was responsible for maintaining the cameras in the prison?

Here you go, sleuth away:
https://apnews.com/article/jeffrey-epstein-jail-suicide-prison-death-8d194a756f2b429067f009a0c70f96c0

To answer some of your questions, he was moved out of general population to the SHU because of his notoriety, so there will be no cell block interviews. The prison is run by the Federal Bureau of Prisons. You can see the names of the people who failed to check in on him under suicide watch by following the link.

The simple reality though is that the day before he died, the judge had unsealed 2,000 pages of documents. So he killed himself.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:You have to ask yourself "Who did Epstein the biggest favor"? And the answer is the Republicans, without a doubt.

Don't care which political party these pedophiles are from. I want to know who benefited from Epstein's death. That starts with understanding how he died.

Who were the other prisoners in the cell block when he died? Where are the transcripts of them being interviewed? Who ran the prison and was responsible for maintaining the cameras in the prison?

The Republican pedophiles.

Anonymous wrote:You have to ask yourself "Who did Epstein the biggest favor"? And the answer is the Republicans, without a doubt.

Don't care which political party these pedophiles are from. I want to know who benefited from Epstein's death. That starts with understanding how he died.

Who were the other prisoners in the cell block when he died? Where are the transcripts of them being interviewed? Who ran the prison and was responsible for maintaining the cameras in the prison?

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Washington Post reporting that JPMorgan Chase has reached a settlement with Epstein’s sexual abuse victims that sued it. Undisclosed terms of course.

Amount is known--$291 million.

This was a class action suit; according to some press it involves potentially over a 100 women.

I haven't really followed anything related to this cretin. How is JPMorgan Chase involved?

They were his bank. They apparently had flagged suspicious payments to young women internally and knew he was a registered sex offender, but kept him on as a client because of his connections. https://www.nytimes.com/2023/06/12/business/jpmorgan-settlement-jeffrey-epstein-victims.html

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Washington Post reporting that JPMorgan Chase has reached a settlement with Epstein’s sexual abuse victims that sued it. Undisclosed terms of course.

Amount is known--$291 million.

This was a class action suit; according to some press it involves potentially over a 100 women.

I haven't really followed anything related to this cretin. How is JPMorgan Chase involved?

Anonymous wrote:Washington Post reporting that JPMorgan Chase has reached a settlement with Epstein’s sexual abuse victims that sued it. Undisclosed terms of course.

Amount is known--$291 million.

This was a class action suit; according to some press it involves potentially over a 100 women.

You have to ask yourself "Who did Epstein the biggest favor"? And the answer is the Republicans, without a doubt.

Anonymous wrote:After Barr threw Trump under the bus this weekend and Tucker's podcast, we all know the uniparty in DC is wide, corrupt and protect their own.

You’re talking about a Republican talking about a Republican talking about a Republican and somehow you want to make this a “both sides” thing? Lol, okay maga.

After Barr threw Trump under the bus this weekend and Tucker's podcast, we all know the uniparty in DC is wide, corrupt and protect their own.

Washington Post reporting that JPMorgan Chase has reached a settlement with Epstein’s sexual abuse victims that sued it. Undisclosed terms of course.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Yeah, this dude killed himself. /s/ what a joke.

Who was supposed to be looking into the "suicide"?

The Trump Administration. He died in a federal prison that was run by then AG Bill Barr.

Haul his ass in and hold him accountable

Bill Barr's family had some sort of weird ties to Epstein. This cannot be a coincidence.

Barr’s father ran The Dalton School (NYC equivalent of NCS) and hired Epstein to teach physics and math there even though he didn’t even have a BA.

I do find the connections… concerning.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Yeah, this dude killed himself. /s/ what a joke.

Who was supposed to be looking into the "suicide"?

The Trump Administration. He died in a federal prison that was run by then AG Bill Barr.

Haul his ass in and hold him accountable

Bill Barr's family had some sort of weird ties to Epstein. This cannot be a coincidence.

Barr’s father ran The Dalton School (NYC equivalent of NCS) and hired Epstein to teach physics and math there even though he didn’t even have a BA.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Yeah, this dude killed himself. /s/ what a joke.

Who was supposed to be looking into the "suicide"?

The Trump Administration. He died in a federal prison that was run by then AG Bill Barr.

Haul his ass in and hold him accountable

Bill Barr's family had some sort of weird ties to Epstein. This cannot be a coincidence.

The letter itself was not included among the documents turned over to the AP.

The documents also provide a fresh window into Epstein’s behavior during his 36 days in jail, including his previously unreported attempt to connect by mail with another high-profile pedophile: Larry Nassar, the U.S. gymnastics team doctor convicted of sexually abusing scores of athletes.

No words for how gross this conversation would be.