If Epstein had dirt on Biden and none on Trump and his buddies you can bet your ass he would still be alive.
Y'all following this Epstein mess?
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If Epstein had dirt on Biden and none on Trump and his buddies you can bet your ass he would still be alive.
It's your standard, not mine. You're the one claiming that if something happens on someone's watch that person is directly responsible. I just pointed out the obvious stupidity of such a standard.
It seems that Biden is about the only person that Epstein didn't have dirt on. What we do know is when someone has that much dirt on that many powerful people, at some point that person will be "handled", and it doesn't matter who is running the show at the time. You act as if Trump was the only person to have had a questionable relationship with Epstein. Simply admit that there are dozens, probably hundreds of people who this guy had dirt on. People from politics, media, entertainment, legal profession, business tycoons, movers and shakers of all stripes. Your TDS prevents you from acknowledging that the murder of Epstein was green lighted by the lot of them.
Comparing one of worlds biggest criminals in DOJ custody who can bring down some of the worlds most powerful people to street thugs on the street is obvious stupidity.
Trump could have put 4-6 US Marshals on Epstein,Lightfoot cant put 4 US Marshals on every thug in Chicago.
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I clearly stated Epstein had connections to many.Trump is the only one who had the power to make sure he had multiple federal agents watching him every second 24 hours a day. As stated,if Epstein had dirt on Biden that would have helped Trump win re election without hurting Trump and his allies you can bet your ass Trump would have protected him.
Prison Guards Admit to Falsifying Records Night of Epstein’s Death But Will Avoid Jail Time
The two jail guards who were tasked with watching over Jeffrey Epstein the night he killed himself admitted they falsified records but will likely avoid spending time behind bars after they reached an agreement with prosecutors. The two Bureau of Prisons employees, Michael Thomas and Tova Noel, had been charged with ignoring their duties and lying about it. Specifically, prosecutors accused them of napping and browsing the internet rather than checking on Epstein every 30 minutes like they were supposed to on the night he was found dead in his Manhattan jail cell. Epstein, who was going to face a trial on sex trafficking charges, hanged himself in August 2019. He faced up to 45 years in prison.
The two guards had been charged with lying on prison records to make it seem as though they had made the necessary checks on Epstein before he was found dead. They had pleaded not guilty to making false records and conspiracy to defraud the United States. But now they admitted to having “willfully and knowingly completed materially false” records regarding their rounds. If approved by the judge, the deal would allow Noel and Thomas to avoid jail time as part of a supervised release program that, among other things, would require them to complete 100 hours of community service and cooperate with an ongoing investigation by the Justice Department’s inspector general.
The deal immediately led to criticism. Sen. Ben Sasse, a Republican who is a member of the Senate Judiciary Committee and has been critical of the way the Justice Department has handled the Epstein case, blasted the deal as “unacceptable,” saying that a fuller accounting is needed of what the prison did wrong. “One hundred hours of community service is a joke—this isn’t traffic court,” Sasse said in a statement. “The leader of an international child sex trafficking ring escaped justice, his co-conspirators had their secrets go to the grave with him, and these guards are going to be picking up trash on the side of the road.”
Lawyers for the guards have said their clients were victims of larger problems in the federal prison system. They had both been working overtime due to staffing shortages. One was working a fifth straight day of overtime while the other was working a second eight-hour shift in one day. Plus, the focus on the guards ignores the fact that Epstein was left without a cellmate even though he had made a suicide attempt three weeks earlier. Thomas’ lawyer, Montell Figgins, said that Epstein had died “because of a system that failed completely.”