Crime Jeffrey Epstein Dead

[My2Cents]

Something just seems way off here. This just does not sound like a guy going to off himself

I seriously think he thought he was gonna walk.

The guy was not stupid and of course he didn’t think he was going to walk this time.

Acosta already resigned over his light sentencing and the media was watching this like a hawk

 

[Nate banged my mom]

You aren’t my friend

And you are truly hurt that they didn’t agree with you. So much so, you immediately quoted them and cried

If only Colby was here to drink them nerd tears

 

[Prex32]

The guy was not stupid and of course he didn’t think he was going to walk this time.

Acosta already resigned over his light sentencing and the media was watching this like a hawk

he could have killed himself before going to jail then...makes no sense...he saw the cards long before

 

[Seano]

With all the evidence, and the impropriety surrounding the slap on the wrist he got before, there was no way he was going to walk.

Meh, if I had his resources, I would have rolled the dice before offing myself.

 

[My2Cents]

he could have killed himself before going to jail then...makes no sense...he saw the cards long before

You could also say the same thing people that believe he was killed by some 3rd party. Why make it difficult for yourself and wait for him to be in jail?
I am sure it would have raised less (still a lot of course) eyebrows if he was killed in Paris..

 

[therealdope]

Watch nothing turn up in this search.

https://www.cnbc.com/2019/08/13/fbi...-virgin-island-home.html?&qsearchterm=epstein

On Monday, around the time the raid of that 70-acre island began, Attorney General William Barr vowed in a speech that the investigation into Epstein’s alleged conduct would continue.

“Any co-conspirators should not rest easy,” Barr said. “The victims deserve justice and they will get it.”

 

[Prex32]

You could also say the same thing people that believe he was killed by some 3rd party. Why make it difficult for yourself and wait for him to be in jail?

because it's easier. failing cameras? check. sleeping wardens? check. no where to run? check.

 

[forum poster]

Wow 118 pages and still going. I haven't been following the whole thread, can someone just give me a quick update as to whether or not he still dead?
It's so suspect that while being monitored in a federal prison that he managed to die of a shark attack.

 

[tonni]

Wow 118 pages and still going. I haven't been following the whole thread, can someone just give me a quick update as to whether or not he still dead?
It's so suspect that while being monitored in a federal prison that he managed to die of a shark attack.

He tried coming back to life but the Mossad has strict rules against necromancy

 

[JonesBones]

Get help


Conspiracy theories, and their ability to spread at lightning speed, are what happens when some of the worst aspects of human psychology are amplified by the internet. We keep seeing this happen over and over.

After the school shooting in Parkland, Florida, in 2018, the No. 1 trending video on YouTube falsely claimed that survivor David Hogg — who has been outspoken in support of gun control — was a paid actor. After the mass shooting in Las Vegas, in 2017, Google featured in its “top stories” a 4chan forum — an anonymous message board notorious for fueling conspiracy theories — that misidentified the shooter as a Democrat with ties to leftist, anti-fascist groups.

We now know why many people believe in, or are attracted to, conspiracy theories. Psychologists have found conspiracy theories are a tool to quell anxiety, give people a sense of control, and help make sense of a complicated, depressing, and often disappointing world. “It’s a self-protective mechanism,” Jan-Willem van Prooijen, a top psychological researcher studying conspiracy theories, told me in 2017. It’s often easier — and more comforting — to believe in an elaborate neatly tied-up lie than to deal with the truth.

Humans aren’t perfectly rational thinkers, so conspiracy theories — and their bedfellows, superstitions — aren’t anything new.

What is new, and concerning, is how fast they can now spread. Our online media ecosystems seemed designed (intentionally or not) to promote them over real news stories in the wake of breaking news.

People who feel powerless and who are more pessimistic are also more likely to believe in conspiracy theories. The theories “serve the need for people to feel safe and secure in their environment and to exert control over the environment,” a recent review of the field of conspiracy theory psychology, explains. They’re also a type of motivated reasoning. If conspiracy theories about Epstein’s death make the Clintons look bad, people on the right are going to be more likely to embrace them.

https://www.vox.com/science-and-hea...conspiracy-theory-clintonbodycount-psychology

 

[cincymma79]

It's not the suicide itself that is fishy. I'd imagine most sex fiends looking at a lengthy prison term get suicidal really quick when the reality sets in. It's the circumstances and negligence that allowed it to happen, that makes it suspicious. Why was he taken off suicide watch? Why did the guards not follow protocol? Why was his cell mate moved at the last minute, leaving Epstein alone? Where is the CCTV footage? This is the first suicide within the walls of that prison.

On top of all that, we've got a shady motherfucker presiding over the autopsy findings.

The whole thing stinks, and this is one time where the non-conspiracy folks are struggling to find rationale at how this happened. They practically have to come up with conspiracies to make it all look innocent. The conspiracy theory that this was purposefully allowed to happen for whatever reason, and had all the pieces in place to make it happen, makes far more sense than the "nothing to see here" explanation.

His lawyers raised hell about him being in precautions and threatened to sue enough that they backed down

That’s the obvious answer

 

[HereticBD]

His lawyers raised hell about him being in precautions and threatened to sue enough that they backed down

That’s the obvious answer

While that is one angle, it still doesn't explain away the other irregularities at the time of his death.

 

[andnowweknow]

Stop playing post police already. People will talk about what they want, if you don't like it, stop coming into the thread.

"Pwnt", as the kids used to say about a decade ago when we used to actually hit the heavies on here.

Second of all, @JonesBones militancy on this issue seems more like he's trying to convince himself of his own rationality rather than get the rest of us out of the idiot box we're all apparently in.

 

[Quipling]

I thought that "attempt" wasn't an attempt. Didn't his lawyer come out and say it was an attack and that Jeffrey is in danger?

I can't find any record of this.

closest thing is an early statement from the prison that they weren't sure if it was a suicide attempt or an attack (issued shortly after the first attempt) and a comment from the lawyer that Epstein felt intimidated by his cellmate.

 

[JonesBones]

 

[JonesBones]

I don't post on sherdog to feel power.

Is that what you're going for here? That would explain your clownish attempts at talking down to people.

"He would have walked anyway."

Why won't you debate the scientific findings that shows you are paranoid tards?

 

[Quipling]

Shout out to @Crocop42 for providing a lot of useful info.

I'm not a CO, but everything he has said is consistent with the prisoner cases I worked on and he has provided more detail and insight than anyone here.

 

[cincymma79]

While that is one angle, it still doesn't explain away the other irregularities at the time of his death.

Government workers are incredibly incompetent

 

[Crocop42]

Yeah 30 min seem more then enough to do it.

But aren’t these suicide guys watched 24/7 via a camera in their cell?

He was cleared by medical staff to be taken off suicide watch prior to this.

 

[JonesBones]

Government workers are incredibly incompetent

Conspiracy nuts live in a world of perfection where error doesn't exist.