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Originally Posted by photon
The DoJ testified in court that the security cameras for the facility itself show no one entered or exited the facility.
Which means if it was a murder then the DoJ arranged it or helped.
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Well, there had already been one attempt at his life where the perpetrator had been his cellmate. (A former police officer who btw, allegedly but in a really funny coincidence, killed his first victim by strangling him with a ziptie). Which is the way this stuff is typically done. Prisons have murderers already in them, there's no need to bring someone from the outside.
Or, as the official record goes, "Epstein was found unconscious in his cell with injuries to his neck, and he claimed to have been attacked by a cellmate".
This was considered a suicide attempt and it's why Epstein was put on suicide watch, and placed with a cellmate, who apparently for no reason at all, was transferred out right before Epstein died, with no one, officially, taking his place.
Or the way I would put it:
It's not like there was that much of an effort to hide that Epstein was indeed murdered and no one is going to be charged for it.
It's a good way to make sure nobody starts thinking about snitching.