Two years ago today, Jeffrey Epstein was found dead in his jail cell in New York. Many people remain unconvinced by the coroner’s suicide ruling. To this day, there remain questions about the circumstances surrounding his death.
The guards on duty the night Epstein died were supposed to check inmates twice an hour. But footage shows them at their desks, browsing the Internet, and sleeping for more than two hours of their shifts. npr.org/2021/05/22/999…
The surveillance footage taken from outside Jeffrey Epstein's jail cell on the day of his first apparent suicide attempt was accidentally destroyed, allegedly due to “clerical error.” nbcnews.com/news/us-news/s…
Jeffrey Epstein had been taken off suicide watch at the request of his attorneys 12 days before his death. nytimes.com/2019/08/10/nyr…
With Ghislaine Maxwell now standing in Epstein’s shoes in many ways in her own jail cell in Brooklyn’s Metropolitan Detention Center, more than one of my sources has expressed the sentiment that there is risk for Ghislaine’s safety if she talks.
David Boies—lawyer to Virginia Giuffre—told me, “I think there is a danger that some of the rich + powerful figures she might identify could seek to do her harm. I do think that she would be safer w/ a plea deal than she would be just living out the next decade or two in prison.”
With sources saying that continuing to hide Jeffrey’s secrets is the safest strategy for Ghislaine, only time will tell what she’ll do at her upcoming trial in November…
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