That anyone believes Jeffrey Epstein killed himself is nothing short of ludicrous in my mind. I say this from the standpoint of a former Corrections Officer in a maximum security county jail like the one Epstein was in. We housed lifers sentenced for violent crimes like murder, some of them nationally infamous, whose names most Americans would recognize.
First of all, Epstein was one of the 1% billionaire 'elite' (only in their own narcissistic minds). These people are not only cowards, their drivers drive them everywhere, they've never done a load of laundry in their life, they have valets to tie their shoes for them. They wouldn't even know how to tie a knot to fashion a noose, especially given the fact they have the collective IQ of a watermelon seed.
Jeffrey Epstein died in the Metropolitan Correctional Center (MCC) in New York City, specifically in his cell in the Special Housing Unit (SHU) on August 10, 2019.
The official reports state that he was found unresponsive at around 6:30 a.m. by a corrections officer delivering breakfast, hanging from the side of his bed. The New York City medical examiner and the Department of Justice Inspector General concluded that his death was a suicide by hanging.
BULLSH**!
I encourage you to watch the following video. It will save me a bunch of typing and you a bunch of reading.
The DS (Deep State) has a well established track record of murdering those they consider a threat to exposing them and staging these murders to look like "suicides" so that no fingers of guilt point in their direction as the cold blooded murderers they are. I'm a nobody on the world stage...and they've made 7 attempts on my own life to date. Not to mention they murdered my husband so I speak from personal experience.
MCC Jail
If any of what I've heard, seen and read about the MCC jail has a modicum of truth to it, then I'm glad it's shut down. That place was apparently a HOT MESS by any account.
From a Corrections perspective and even though MCC was reportedly a hot mess, absolutely none of the DS official narrative is the least bit believable.
People like Epstein wouldn't have the courage to go through with hanging themselves. Even Epstein himself stated this, that he wouldn't be able to go through with suicide.
Not to mention hanging one's self in a detention center is extremely
difficult to do. Jails are specifically designed to prevent that very thing from happening. I'm not saying it can't happen as it has...but an inmate would have to work really hard to pull it off.
The first question we need to answer is was Epstein actually suicidal? I believe at times he was...but at the time it was reported he'd died committing suicide I don't buy it.
Epstein had a hearing coming up and firmly believed he'd get bail and would be getting out of MCC. I'm also sure in his own mind he thought the DS cabal would protect him because of all the dirt he had on all of them and being one of them, knew that's how they work. They operate with impunity above the law and protect their own.
A left Epstein is in a suicide jacket. This is what we'd put suicide risk inmates in, stripped of all other clothing so they had nothing to work with to commit suicide.
They were then put on suicide watch in a cell (bullpen) in full view of CO's that is also on camera.
Now, detention laws vary by state but there are some that are across the board and practiced in all jails and prisons.
In my state and in our jail a suicidal inmate would be physically checked on every 15 minutes - regardless of the fact they were in full view of the CO's and on camera. It was up to our discretion on how long an inmate would be on suicide watch and we would keep them on watch until we were certain they weren't going to try to harm themselves.
This was in addition to the booking process itself that contained "masked" questions that would help the booking officer determine if an inmate was suicidal, even if they tried to lie about it.
Once we felt the inmate wasn't going to attempt suicide we still didn't take any chances. We'd then move that inmate to a solitary confinement cell that was also fully visible on our cameras being monitored by the Master Control officer.
NEVER EVER EVER would we have housed a high profile pedophile like Epstein with any other inmate nor in general population. Inmates live by their own code and they will not and do not tolerate anyone who preys on children to be in their midst. They will kill that pedophile without a second thought.
Why MCC would house another inmate with Epstein, much less one like
Nicholas Tartaglione, a former police officer serving a life sentence for killing four people just boggles the mind.
It's questionable whether Epstein actually did make a first suicide attempt or Tartaglione tried to kill him as Epstein alleged.
It is not an inmate's job to police another inmate! It is the CO's job to police the inmates! If an inmate were capable of responsible behavior they wouldn't BE in jail to begin with! Much less to place pedophile Epstein in a cell with a convicted murder! This just flies in the face of commons sense.
Then there's this...
Nicholas Tartaglione
What...in...THE...HELL?!!
There are enough bedsheets in that cell to supply an entire cellblock! And you most certainly don't give a potentially suicidal inmate enough bedsheets to fashion a rope long enough to scale down the exterior wall of a multi-story prison!
When you transfer an inmate out of a cell as Epstein's cellmate had been the night Epstein died, you have that inmate gather up everything they've been issued (including bedsheets) and remove them from the cell on his way out.
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Less than three weeks earlier, on July 23, Epstein had been found semi-conscious with an orange cloth tied around his neck. He was placed on suicide watch for barely 31 hours before being removed, despite a psychologist’s note that he "needs a cellmate" for safety.
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On August 9, his cellmate was transferred out with no replacement - in direct violation of standing orders sent to more than 70 staff members.
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Hours before his death, Epstein was allowed a 20-minute unmonitored phone call from the SHU shower area using a non-inmate phone line, violating every Bureau of Prisons protocol. Logs omitted the call entirely.
Inmates never ever are allowed to use a non-inmate phone line. All jail phone calls are recorded on audio.
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His cell contained a hoard of extra linens and blankets - material explicitly prohibited because it can be fashioned into nooses. No required cell search occurred that day. I already covered this.