By
Zeno
Potas
With
the dismissal with prejudice of the DNC lawsuit against WikiLeaks and
the bombshell lawsuit filed two weeks ago outlining the connection of
the DNC and Seth Rich’s assassination we have been waiting to hear
of the mysterious death of Julian Assange but “the men in the
shadows” struck elsewhere first.
Following
a mass document dump of more than 2,000 documents implicating many
persons that have surrounded the Clintons’ and other high officials
both here and abroad, Jeffrey Epstein, the New York financier accused
of molesting dozens of underage girls, died early Saturday morning
inside his Manhattan jail cell. The unsealed papers - which made
international news on Friday - implicated a number of high-profile
people in politics and finance in sex scandals. These high-profile
are likely breathing a sigh of relief today as Mr. Epstein will no
longer be able to turn on them.
We
have read reports for years, although we have not verified them, of
an international sex trafficking ring for the rich and powerful.
During the past presidential election stories surfaced about the
involvement of the Clintons’. Although they denied the rumors it
is curious that Bill Clinton himself visited Mr. Epstein’s “island”
more than 25 times.
How
could Jeffrey Epstein have killed himself? The answer is – he
couldn’t. First we examine the conditions of his captivity from a
witness, who himself, was incarcerated in the exact facility. The
following account is from a former inmate of the Metropolitan
Correction Center in lower Manhattan. “There’s no way that man
could have killed himself. I’ve done too much time in those units.
It’s an impossibility. Between the floor and the
ceiling is like eight or nine feet. There’s no way for you to
connect to anything. You have sheets, but they’re paper level, not
strong enough. He was 200 pounds — it would never happen. When
you’re on suicide watch, they put you in this white smock, a
straight jacket. They know a person cannot be injurious to
themselves. The clothing they give you is a jump-in uniform.
Everything is a dark brown color. Could
he have done it from the bed? No sir. There’s a steel frame, but
you can’t move it. There’s no light fixture. There’s no bars.
They don’t give you enough in there that could successfully create
an instrument of death.”
An
associate who had seen the disgraced financier on several occasions
during his incarceration at the Metropolitan Correctional Center,
also claims that the normally reserved Epstein seemed to be in good
spirits. “There
was no indication that he might try to take his own life. From
what I saw, he was finally starting to adjust to prison. I think he
was comforted by the rigidity of his new life,” the source told
DailyMail.
Jeffrey
Epstein told prison guards and fellow inmates that he believed
someone had tried to kill him in the weeks before his death, a source
has revealed to DailyMail. The
first attempt on his life was on
July 24 when
Epstein was rushed to hospital under police guard after he was
discovered semi-conscious on the floor of his prison cell in the
fetal position with injuries to his neck. Cameron Lindsay, a former warden, told
NBC News, “The fact he was able to either commit suicide or
somebody got to him – who knows what happened because so little
information here – it is amazing.” The death comes two weeks
after the 66-year-old was placed on suicide watch.
Under
the Metropolitan Correctional Center’s policy regarding inmates on
suicide watch, prisoners on suicide watch are to be kept under
“direct, continuous observation.” There would not have been a way
for Epstein to commit suicide because while on suicide watch, one
does not have clothes, bed sheets, or shoelaces. Inmates on suicide
watch only have a smock and a hole in the ground for using the
restroom. While
under suicide watch the two MCC guards are supposed to make separate
checks on prisoners every 30 minutes. However, this procedure wasn’t
followed the night that Epstein died. Reports state that due to cell
maintenance the constant surveillance was not happening and a
mysterious camera malfunction has prevented any footage of Epstein’s
alleged suicide from being captured. Epstein wouldn’t have been
able to commit suicide if he truly was being watched continuously,
which means foul play is likely involved. The
decision to remove Epstein, who was possibly the most high-profile
inmate in the federal jail system, from suicide watch has both
baffled and outraged former wardens and veterans of the federal
prison system alike. “For
them to pull him off suicide watch is shocking,” stated
Cameron
Lindsay, a former warden. “For someone this high-profile, with
these allegations and this many victims, who has had a suicide
attempt in the last few weeks, you can take absolutely no chances.
You leave him on suicide watch until he's out of there.”
The
reports
from MSM claiming that Epstein hung himself which we
can see are
categorically FALSE. Even if Epstein didn’t commit suicide (because
let’s be honest, nobody believes Epstein actually committed
suicide), if he was being watched continuously like he was supposed
to be, according to the prison protocol, how did it takes hours for
guards to realize he was dead? Epstein’s body was cold to touch
which means he had been dead for at least 4 hours, and if he had hung
himself, one of the TWO cameras in his cell would have alerted the
officers monitoring them. The reports being pushed through MSM are
contradictory to that which the
sources and the EMS recording states.
Why
did a mysterious camera malfunction prevented any footage of
Epstein’s alleged suicide from being captured? How
did Epstein die if guards were watching or checking on him continuously? If not, why? If they
were watching and checking on him according to protocol and he did commit suicide, why had he been dead for hours? The answer has to be that this was an assassination but we will never know the truth because that is the way it works. The "men in the shadows" have struck again.
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