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💣Jack Scarola, who represents some of Epstein's victims on @MSNBC:
💣"It is inexplicable—from my perspective— that anyone who has attempted suicide while incarcerated would NOT be on suicide watch.
💣"It is inexplicable—from my perspective— that anyone who has attempted suicide while incarcerated would NOT be on suicide watch.
💣Jack Scarola (cont'd)...And when the prisoner is as high a profile individual as Jeffrey Epstein, I don't how he could have possibly been successful in taking his own life...in the absence of some substantial outside assistance.
💣Jack Scarola (cont'd)...it simply does not make common sense that Jeffrey Epstein was not on suicide watch...
...and it does not make common sense that if he was on suicide watch, that he could have successfully taken his own life...UNLESS he had some outside help...
...and it does not make common sense that if he was on suicide watch, that he could have successfully taken his own life...UNLESS he had some outside help...
👉Scarola stressed he had no inside knowledge of what happened beyond what has been publicly reported.
👉More info on Jack Scarola, in press conference with Bradley Edwards, another attorney who represented Epstein's victims.
💣And then there's this👇
