Suicide by hanging. I doubt anyone who didn’t already think that Epstein was a suicide will be convinced by the report. I already was leaning somewhat in the suicide direction and still am. But I also believe there was a … Continue reading →
You’ve probably already heard this: An autopsy on the body of Jeffrey Epstein revealed the convicted sex offender had several broken bones in his neck, including the hyoid bone, according to a report. The hyoid bone, which is near the … Continue reading →
…I know this is picayune stuff, but I’m tired of seeing Jeffrey Epstein described nearly everywhere as a pedophile. Actually, it is very clear that he was a hebephile who was primarily attracted to girls in late adolescence but under … Continue reading →
This report certainly seems to support the “deep incompetence” theory. If you believe the NY Times report, that is: Guards at the jail where Jeffrey Epstein was held fell asleep and failed to check on him for about three hours … Continue reading →
People who believe they know what happened to Epstein based on the conflicting and shaky information we’ve gotten so far are mistaken, although of course at least one group of them is probably right. We just don’t know which group … Continue reading →
…was murder. For the right it’s obviously the Clintons who contracted for the deed, and for the left it couldn’t be clearer that the culprits are their favorites, Trump and the Russians. But I think the most likely explanation is … Continue reading →
I didn’t watch the Acosta press conference, but here’s a summary of what he said about his role in the Epstein case: Labor Secretary Alex Acosta,…who served as a U.S attorney in Florida, said in a news conference that his … Continue reading →
I was just reading an email from a reader who mentioned that the real target of the SDNY action against Epstein is Trump. Just as occurred with many of the prosecutions related to the Mueller investigation, the idea is to … Continue reading →
As it stands now, the story of Jeffrey Epstein is sordid, troubling, and full of rumor. If you’d like to get up to speed on it, see this, this, and this. From the latter article: On Saturday, billionaire financier and … Continue reading →