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Patrick says
Over 170 of Jeffrey Epstein's high-profile associates will be NAMED in court documents set to be unsealed in the first days of 2024
Skeptical.
High-End Sex Ring Discovered in D.C. & Boston was ‘Honeypot’ Scheme by Foreign Nations to Blackmail U.S. Officials
But they are more common in victims of homicide by strangulation.
And yes I would not doubt if Kamala Harris is on the Epstein list.
Carlson’s interview with Mark Epstein was only 25 minutes, but in those 25 minutes, Mr. Epstein convincingly made numerous points that are jaw-dropping in their inferences. These points include:
* According to Mark Epstein, all of his efforts to find the truth have been stonewalled or blocked by officials. Indeed, it’s now clear to me that the most important person trying to find the truth about Jeffrey Epstein’s death is his brother - not any of the “truth-seeking” organizations in our government or the captured watchdog press.
* Mark Epstein points out that someone on the cellblock where his brother’s cell was located almost-certainly committed this murder.
* Inexplicably, as pointed out by Mark Epstein, no official has provided him the names of the seven to 14 other inmates who were in this cellblock on the night of his brother’s death. One or more of these inmates would, of course, be the primary suspects for committing the crime.
* Michael Baden, the famed pathologist hired to review Jeffrey Epstein’s autopsy results, had previously made news by reporting the small bones broken in Epstein’s neck/throat area were not consistent with any hanging he’d seen. The previous conjecture was that someone broke these bones while assaulting Jeffrey Epstein, perhaps by strangling him.
* Mark Epstein said he thinks it’s possible that the murderer broke these bones with some kind of quick karate chop to the throat, which perhaps instantly demobilized (and silenced) Epstein. The criminal could have then staged the hanging from strips of jail clothing. (Pictures I’d never seen before showed a laundry room full of such clothing found in Epstein’s cell, which is strange for someone supposedly on “suicide watch.”)
* Mark Epstein pointed out that the autopsy revealed Epstein had been dead for “at least two hours” when jail employees finally found his body.
* He points out that since his brother was already obviously dead, official protocols should have resulted in his body being left in the cell so detectives could take photos and examine evidence as it was at the time of his death. Instead, his body was taken to the infirmary and, bizarrely, there are even pictures of medical officials trying to resuscitate him or intubate him hours after his death.
For some reason, someone also put a hospital gown on Epstein’s body, when only a blanket would have been needed to cover his dead body.
More oddities from the crime scene, which wasn’t
treated like a crime scene …
* Mark Epstein notes that if his brother had been suspended by a contrived noose - tied to the top bunk of his bunk beds - blood would have flowed into his lower body and left bruises or discolored skin in these regions - which was not present.
* The indentions on Epstein’s throat also don’t match the V-shape one would expect to see if someone had been hanging from a bunk bed for at least two hours.
* Mark Epstein said the scars actually resemble someone strangled from a chord like Carlos was strangled in The Godfather.
* Mark Epstein strongly suggests that attorney general Bill Barr must be involved in either the crime or its cover-up, an opinion echoed by Carlson.
Mark Epstein says Barr dismisses the murder scenario largely because he (Barr) said he personally watched hours of video footage that showed no one entered Epstein’s cell block. As has been previously reported, some of the key cameras weren’t working that night/morning.
Mark Epstein also pointed out that the small windows on the cell block doors probably wouldn’t have allowed anyone to actually see into Epstein’s cell or view much of the spaces in that hallway/cellblock. (Also, most if not all of the fellow inmates would have been asleep when the crime occurred).
Mark Epstein points out someone could have ducked down and moved around in that area of the jail without being detected. Of course, as we’ve previously learned, the jail employees who were supposed to be keeping Epstein alive allegedly fell asleep during the night.
* Mark Epstein points out that someone on the cellblock where his brother’s cell was located almost-certainly committed this murder.
Buried in the Diddy lawsuit’s wildly-salacious accusations, which include photos of things like blood-soaked bathrooms, prostitutes, and blurred photos of secret surveillance of perverse sexual encounters, were a smaller number of less-lascivious but totally-tantalizing details.
The plaintiff, L’il Rod, alleged that, during the time he worked for the famous rapper, he became aware of an on-staff hitman, that P Diddy’s house was wired for secret video recording in all its bedrooms, that separate drugged liquor bottles were reserved for special guests, that underage sex parties were held for celebrities and influential businessmen, that LA Police cooperated to facilitate the illegal conduct, and strongly implied that P Diddy used the recorded sex videos to blackmail the music stars and industry executives.
What other story does all that remind you of?
Why would a successful rap artist with a multi-million-dollar record label need to do all this nefarious, illegal stuff? Why wasn’t P Diddy satisfied — and busy— with his legitimate music-industry success? At this point it will probably not surprise you that, according to publicly-available information, P Diddy is another one of these come-from-nowhere success stories.
The whole story sounds, to me, a whole lot like a black, music-industry version of the Jeffrey Epstein blackmail operation, in the sense that the blackmail scheme, the cooperative law enforcement and lack of prosecution, and the high-tech bugging and recording expertise have the intelligence community’s bloody fingerprints all over it.
While Jeffrey Epstein has mostly been linked with Israel’s Mossad agency (Israel’s CIA), it is widely believed Epstein was also working with the CIA. For just a few examples, Epstein operated with impunity in the United States, his leaked calendars show at least two meetings with CIA chief Burns, and the US Attorney for the Southern District of Florida said he backpedaled on Epstein’s prosecution after being told Epstein was “owned by intelligence.”
Consider the similarities. Both men, Epstein and Hunter Biden, are unaccountable, unskilled, come-from-nowhere success stories. They are both men of insatiable, immoral appetites who were allowed to indulge those appetites for decades without prosecution. Both were protected by law enforcement. Both men offered others glamorous access — Epstein, the well-connected “International Man of Mystery,” offered access to patronage and money, Hunter offered access to political power, patronage, and money — and both are connected to the international espionage community. For what it’s worth, both men are also connected to shady bio-scientific projects.
They even look a lot alike. They kind of fit a “profile.” Is this a CIA cookie-cutter ‘character’?
Epstein blackmailed people with sex tapes, Hunter blackmailed people with threats of adverse political actions. Believe me, I could go on and on. There’s a lot more. But tell me what you think in the comments: does my theory hold water or am I all wet?
This story is developing fast. But I would be remiss if I did not at this point question whether Hunter’s connections to intelligence are the direct result of Joe Biden’s connections to intelligence.
In other words, is Joe Biden a CIA asset?
I cannot emphasize strongly enough that, without the Times’ article, we’d have never connected Hunter Biden and the Biden Crime Family Bribery Operation to whatever skullduggery the CIA has been up to in Ukraine with its private army, illegal bioresearch labs, and vast network of underground military-intelligence bases.
2024, man. I’m telling you. It’s getting cray-cray up in here.
Di Santis signed to have the Epstein grand jury records released to the public on July 1.
Anyone believe we will see the client list ????
I think something will come up.
https://www.flgov.com/2024/02/29/governor-desantis-signs-legislation-to-authorize-the-release-of-jeffrey-epstein-grand-jury-documents/#:~:text=Signs%20One%20Bill-,Governor%20DeSantis%20Signs%20Legislation%20to%20Authorize%20the,Jeffrey%20Epstein%20Grand%20Jury%20Documents&text=PALM%20BEACH%2C%20Fla.,Florida%20investigation%20into%20Jeffrey%20Epstein.
Why wait until July 1st? No honest reason not to release the grand jury records immediately.
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Among the bones broken in Epstein’s neck was the hyoid bone, which in men is near the Adam’s apple. These breaks can occur in those who hang themselves, particularly if they are older, according to forensics experts and studies on the subject.
But they are more common in victims of homicide by strangulation.
Even Jonathan L. Arden, president of the National Association of Medical Examiners, admitted that a hyoid break is more commonly associated with homicidal strangulation than suicidal hanging.
SEE: https://www.zerohedge.com/news/2019-08-15/epstein-autopsy-finds-evidence-he-may-have-been-murdered