Addendum: fire doesnāt have to melt steel beams. Unlike substantial timber beams (not stick construction) which char on the outside but will not quickly lose strength because the char protects the core of the timber a steal election, er, steel beam weakens substantially long before it would ever come close to melting.
Having a title of being in charge is very different than actually being in charge, knowing the chain of command along the way and being able to accurately inspect what you expect. Those that come and go are outside the circle of those that will remain as each new leader changes at the top.
As stated beforeā¦ it is quite convenient that the person who was in charge of the very department that was tasked with Epsteinās incarceration never enters the conspiracy.
I find that quite amusing.
It is like every other lazy conspiracy theoryā¦ the answer is declared with a wink and any conflicting information is hand waved away.
There is no ātruthā when it comes to any of this.
Only conjecture. Only Conspiracy. Only guessing.
It is possible that Epstein did not kill himself. I personally think that he did kill himself. What is funny is that the people who were in power at the time and were in charge of the agencies that held him are never brought up as suspects in the grand conspiracy.
Ludicrous to think that because someone heads the DOJ that they are or can be responsible for every prison murder. Outside the buck stops here sort of way. Look look, Bill Barr, we found some prison hooch under that guys bed, Bill Barr must have gave it to him.
Remember that like the month before Epsteinās death that Trumpās Secretary of Labor, Alex Acosta, had to resign over his mishandling of Epsteinās sentencing agreement while working for the Bush Administration?
Yetā¦ in the grand Conspiracy the people who were actually in power AND in control AND controlled the means AND had reason to cover things up are never talked about but hand waved away.
Says the guy who started a thread that with a nod and a wink implicating Schumer in dangling an appointment for a judge in exchange for a desired outcome.