August 14, 2019
They're watching the Epstein case from abroad, too
By Monica Showalter
Perhaps the most disturbing thing about the mishandling of the Jeffrey Epstein case is that the eyes of the world, including those of unfriendly powers, are watching.
What would they make of a justice system that first goes for years allowing a well-connected pedophile to operate, and then when the law finally catches up to him, allows him to mysteriously die in prison, a claimed suicide. And to make us all believe the unbelievable, a new tale is now being spun about guard incompetence, mysteriously non-recording cameras, a few screams at dawn, a missing roommate, someone who wasn't a guard guarding, an irregularly placed bedsheet, questions of why the inmate was or wasn't on suicide watch, and other errors.
These don't occur in civilized countries within systems that employ prison guards making six-figure incomes, or at least, not until now. The whole thing suggests some kind of payoff, some kind of arranged death or intentional failure to prevent one. It's believable based on the powerful political players looming in the background, the ones who took the trips to Epstein's pervert island and enjoyed the kiddie-sex the way he did. There certainly was motive to make Epstein a dead man who tells no tales, and then cover the matter up as something chaotic. Something that would make them roll their eyes in even a country such as, say, Uganda. All we have are explanations nobody believes.
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