Epstein May be the Dirtiest Mess Trump has Ever Hung around his Own Neck
David Haggith

US Intelligence insults American intelligence with the worst cover-up video ever attempted. Here are some of the MANY flaws in the "video evidence" of Jeffrey Epstein's "suicide" by government rope.

Michael Snyder, long a Trump enthusiast, writes a good article, featured in my headlines today, on the many things everyone should find wrong with the Trump administration’s major flip this week on “Epstein Island,” a new reality TV show Trump is apparently readying for production to compete with other popular island reality shows.

Before you read Snyder’s points in the article that follows, though, let’s talk about the trailer Team Trump released for their new Epstain programming that supposedly proved—according to DoJ members Bongino, Patel and Bondi—that slithery ol’ Jeffrey committed suicide before his prison pals could make sport of him for what he did to little girls. It opens with hours of nothing happening around Epstain’s cell as caught on purportedly unedited prison video to give evidence that no guards entered his cell to help save him from the other inmates by giving him enough government-issue rope to hang himself.

If you check the stories below, you’ll find many interesting flaws, including one little discovery that came out today, which is that the “non-stop” video that proves no one ever went in or out of Epstain’s cell all night actually has a suddenly missing minute just as the day rolled over past midnight. Maybe that is nothing. Cornered about that today, AG Bondi said they looked into that (after having been pinned down on it) and found that every prison video is missing that final minute of the day because that is when the recordings are filed away or reset to start for the next day: (The DoJ will attempt to find other prison videos that prove all prison videos are missing that minute anytime during the year.)

Well, that makes some sense, I suppose, if they can find other videos demonstrating how the system goes down like that every day—as the system essentially reboots—but it would also be a convenient time for anyone knowing the videos go offline each night at that precise time to do the dirty deed in order to protect a government spy or compromiser. We’ve all watched movies where that happens.

Now, I may not be an expert on hangings, but I think a minute might be enough time for a couple of sturdy guards to slip in and out of sleeping Epstain’s cell at midnight and throw a rope over his snake-like neck and throw the other end over an overhead pipe or whatever the human stain hung from and yard him up on it, then leave while he’s still kicking but incapable of screaming due to the tightly cinched rope (or whatever he swung from).

So, as Bondi now agrees (because she can no longer do otherwise), the video was “not conclusive.” In fact, it is so very far from conclusive that you have to wonder why the government chose to insult our intelligence by presenting it as evidence of anything (for the reasons I’ll lay out below) and wonder why Bongino and Patel leaned on it a month or more ago. The video Bongino and everyone else talked about as if it were conclusive fails to prove a thing because of all the flaws around it:

Let me point some of those additional flaws. First, be aware that the doors that are prominent in all the videos are not Epstain’s doors. His cell is in the blurry room below the rail, and the door to his cell is not even in the frame. That is how MUCH the videos are “not conclusive,” as Blondi now admits. (She is kind of cute; she does wear a cross, and I’d really like to believe her, but she makes it increasingly difficult to do so.) The video doesn’t even show the part of the jail we need to see. According to the DoJ, the video shows Epstain being walked across that room and into his prison cell. However …

1. We cannot see Epstain’s face. In fact, we cannot even see his head at any time in the video. All we can see is gray hair in the last few frames. So, we have only their word that they are showing Epstain.

2. We have no way of knowing from the video whether the cell door the guards are reportedly escorting him toward is right at the edge of the frame (we cannot even see its edge as it supposedly swings open) or five feet or ten feet or far down a hallway outside of the frame. That leaves easily enough of a corridor along that full edge of the room for people to walk in and out of the supposed cell in that location ALL NIGHT LONG if there are other points of entry anywhere along that edge of the room. So, we don’t even need the missing minute because the cell is far enough out of the frame to prove nothing.

3. In fact, there vaguely appears to be a set of steps at that same edge of the visible room in the far background, from which people do come and go throughout the night.If so, there might easily be a six-foot wide corridor (or wider) from the steps along the side of the room in which guards could walk to and from the cell without being seen all night long. We don’t know how wide the blurry steps are beyond the visible edge of the room.

4. There are other moments, if you watch a long enough chunk of the video where the time stamp pauses briefly. Was that an edit during a time when nothing was moving in the image that could have leaped to another moment where nothing was moving in the image to leave an invisible cut?

5. Guards actually can be seen walking in and out of that area on the right of the lower room during all hours of video, completely belying everything the government said about the video proving no one went in or out of Epstain’s cell. So, why did Bongino and others claim they watched videos that proved guards never entered the cell when they now say this is the only video there is? Are they so dumb they could not figure out everything I just pointed out above? Or is the Trump Admin. so arrogant they insult your intelligence by believing anyone would find this video credible for proving anything.

6. Oddly, numerous other videos shot from other angles all failed to record during the day in which this happened. Only the blurriest video with only a vague angle ostensibly toward Epstain’s cell got recorded.

Here, to provide examples of what I just said, is the “full Epstein jail cell video” as released by the DOJ. (Except that I could not find a single full video that shows the moment other clips do that were provided by the DoJ of when Epstain was paraded across the room. That is a rather glaring omission and an insult to our intelligence.)

Note the following as examples of contradictions to the DoJ’s original claims (especially ala Dan Bongino and Kash Patel) about what the video demonstrates:

• At about the 17:40 mark on the video (not the prison time stamp, but the clock that shows from your own video player when you play the video), prison guards disappear down what appears to be steps in the background at the right edge of the room where Epstain’s cell door is supposedly located, proving a point of access to that edge of the room near the supposed cell door.

• At about 29:10, a prisoner disappears and then re-emerges from the right edge of the room. In and out of Epstain’s cell? We don’t know. In and out of a larger area in front of wherever his cell door is actually located? There is no way to tell, but there is clearly room for people to move completely out of view where Epstain moved out of view in the shorter “clip,” and that happens a lot:

• At about 30:55, two prisoners disappear off the right edge, and there is, at least, enough room off screen to conceal a man and a garbage can that is in front of him.

• At about 31:30, guards emerge from the right edge. People keep coming and going from the steps in the far background on the right edge. Then a prisoner and two guards disappear along the right edge. In fact, people walk in and out of that area throughout the night!

Suspiciously, the actual Dept. of Justice video won’t play properly in my browser, but maybe that is because it is overloaded with traffic right now. It particularly stalls completely (and conveniently?) during the time when the DOJ said Epstain was walked to his cell. I never could get that timeframe to play. Maybe that was just because everyone is particularly playing that timeframe right now. I wanted to check it directly because I also couldn’t find a single full-length video online that actually shows Jeffrey Epstain being paraded to his cell around 10:30 to 10:40 PM (prison time), the time when supposedly that happened. (Some articles state other times, and I checked those, too.)

Here’s a link to another example of the “FBI enhanced” full version. To verify what I’m saying, if you move the scroll bar slowly along the bottom, you’ll find no area where you see a blip pass by of Epstain passing by. Then watch in regular time through the 20 minutes around the time when the DOJ said that happened; it’s simply not there. I tried several videos on YouTube before I gave up. So, what are they even trying to pull?

Why is this so important? Because if the shorter clip seen all over the web does not appear in any of the full-length versions, then it’s not “clipped” out of the full-night video. That means it’s fake as a clip from that night; and that means there is no time reference in the images on the full videos to show Epstain was even in his cell on the night supposedly recorded.

That move of Jeffrey EpicStain across the room apparently comes only from a shorter clip that the DOJ must have released. Here’s an analyst’s take on the pathetic claims about that shorter clip, in which the analyst notes a few problematic points:

The Democrat talking media are understandably having a hay day over how dumb the Trump administration must believe you are to try to pass off a video this bad as evidence of anything: (Even if you don’t like “The Young Turks,” Trump has given them lots to work with, given that even his own side is outraged as TYT lays out and as I did through other articles yesterday.)

After all, the DOJ said yesterday there was no reason to even investigate any further possible Epstein clients now that Ghislaine Maxwell is in prison since they could not find any among the rooms full of info they gathered. So the girls who were victimized get no justice, and Trump and Bondi are apparently fine with that because they are used to Trump supporters accepting any excuse for him they can find! In fact, in one video, Trump sounds incensed that reporters are still asking about Epstein.

Here is “The Young Turks” takedown based on what was known yesterday, which includes clips of Bongino and Patel before and after they took over the FBI, as the government said it had no Epstain clients to pursue from this point forward:

And regarding the DOJ-released video today:

This isn’t going away for Trump because MAGA people care a lot about all the hundreds or thousands of girls who were victimized over the decades who will get no justice from Pam Bondi’s Department of Justice. Team Trump has stated clearly (and is standing firmly on that today) that they could find no clients to pursue further. You would think, they would, at least, have told us they have a long undisclosed number of people they will be taking to court, except that would still be a “list,” even if Epstain didn’t write the list. Nope. They got nothing. Instead of victimless crimes, we have crimeless victims! Wow!

Snyder also gives a good takedown of the Dept. of Justice’s injustice among the articles below:

 

 

 

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