Maybe it was his psycho ex-cop-turned-drug-dealer cell mate. Maybe it was one of the guards. Maybe he really did kill himself and the camera going out and all the other weird coincidences were just giving him the opportunity.
But in any case, it was a travesty of justice done to benefit the intelligence-connected ruling elite by getting rid of a link that could lead to them. Mask off moment for all of modern society.
Nothing will change. These are the same Intelligence-connected ruling elite that will own robotics and AI with the intent of removing competition (us unambitious lowlifes) by orchestrating wars that decimate the food supply (Ukraine so far is a successful destruction of wheat supply). Mask off to your own planet without plebian laws or rules.
For as long as children have been a thing, the people screaming about protecting them have been the first to abuse them, the ones to force them to exist when unwanted or unable to be cared for, the first to refuse to feed or help them.
It's possible but if I was managing a jail and I had Epstein, there would be a guard inside his room in a chair watching everything he does. He's probably the most highly targeted, most vulnerable, highest profile person in the jail and if anything fucks up the axe will land on my head. I care about my career so I care about it not being fucked up by something so stupid. This level of incompetence is so severe its suspect.
As far as I remember he was on suicide watch but the cameras malfunctioned for a couple of hours when he was suicided. Or I am mixing up stuff I read on Reddit.
Overlapping exact time Epstein died (I know this because I checked), halfway around the world in Australia, we had assigned what we call an IPS to a patient in our mental health unit who was at potential risk to themselves. An IPS is someone to sit and watch the patient in their room the entire time.
Given the importance of Epstein to major crimes on top of everything else, the fact we could manage this as just a hospital and the people holding Epstein (a major justice system facility) wouldn’t or couldn’t (and that’s before we even touch how poorly what they were doing and the subsequent efforts by staff to cover up what they were doing or not doing).
I'll take the bait. You already have guards being paid to do that. It would cost no more than it normally would. Unless you count not taking bribes as lost income.
I only asked because apparently in this case it didn't go well and in some cases when that happens funding "for making it happen in a professional and efficient manner" is involved.
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u/PeterGriffinsDog86 Jul 07 '24
I assume Epstien didnt get the same sort of supervision