Gonzo McFee posted:

Finishing him off the the Superfly Splash

Nothus posted:

Let's see how many people notice the joke.

eshock posted:

Has anyone listened to the premium episode of TrueAnon, and is it worth subscribing to?

eshock posted:

Has anyone listened to the premium episode of TrueAnon, and is it worth subscribing to?

gradenko_2000 posted:

https://twitter.com/Pure_VEVO/status/1160598522414227456

cool dance moves posted:

Theres gotta be an young epstein in training right now. Someone's gotta supply the pedo ubermenschen of tomorrow. Maybe we should keep tabs on that person starting now

Julio Cruz posted:

for someone who’s keen to bring up the precedent of the number of previous suicides in a certain prison as justification for your opinion you’re surprisingly eager to ignore the literally hundreds of paedophiles who’ve killed themselves rather than end up in jail

hmm maybe they were all killed by their wealthy client list too, makes u think

twoday posted:

https://www.documentcloud.org/documents/1507315-epstein-flight-manifests.html

here are the flight logs

Hentai Jihadist posted:

so basically the queen muscling in and those photos of her with pedoprince(PP) are telling the media to shut the gently caress up. if they come after PP they're coming after Queen E.

MrFlibble posted:

Jose posted:

importing your dumb argument from a thread in DnD is really stupid

quote:

Effects in Belgium
The Dutroux case is so infamous that more than a third of Belgians with the surname "Dutroux" applied to have their surname changed between 1996 and 1998.[51]

Deaths of potential witnesses
More than 20 potential witnesses of the case have died with no explanation.[52]

mastershakeman posted:

I think this one is pretty simple - epsteins lawyers hosed up on the original agreement and neither they nor he realized he could get arrested by a separate fed office. He had an agreement with "the government" but case law said this only meant the Florida office and for the first time in history a rich guy got trapped by ridiculous pro govt legalese

Jose posted:

if you're bored of Epstein brain give Dutroux Brain or Family Brain a go


https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Family_Murders


https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Marc_Dutroux

Wraith of J.O.I. posted:

and another! weird how none of these outlets are publishing articles saying "hey, this IS kind of fishy"!

https://twitter.com/latimes/status/1160989504666308608

bad posts ahead!!! posted:

i don't like being gaslit.

gh0stpinballa posted:

i was joking before but this actually does look like a coordinated disinformation/white noise op now

Wraith of J.O.I. posted:

also, some news....

https://twitter.com/KlasfeldReports/status/1161005041047822336

Nothus posted:

Scrubbing the evidence.

Wraith of J.O.I. posted:

also, some news....

https://twitter.com/KlasfeldReports/status/1161005041047822336

twoday posted:

https://twitter.com/Covertbook/status/1160963738033201152?s=20

Nothus posted:

Scrubbing the evidence.

quote:

Until the end, their lives were different in countless ways. Jeffrey Epstein, 66, a wealthy white financier with many powerful friends and clients, was a previously convicted sex offender who was facing a new indictment on sex-trafficking charges when he died by suicide early yesterday in the federal Metropolitan Correctional Center (MCC) in New York City.

Sandra Bland, a 28-year-old African American woman, was driving to a new job in Texas in July 2015 when a state trooper pulled her over for failing to signal a lane change. Incredibly, the trooper transported Bland to the Waller County jail. Three days later, a jail officer found her hanging from a plastic garbage-can liner tied to a post in her cell. She had not been seen by any jail staff for more than 90 minutes.

quote:

Inmate suicides are an epidemic corrections officials won’t talk about. The deaths transcend race and geography. They occur, as we saw with Epstein, in federal jails in big cities and they occur in lonely rural prisons. They occur where a pretrial detainee has been jailed just days earlier, as was the case with Sandra Bland in Texas, and they occur where a convicted prisoner has been left to languish for months or years in solitary confinement.

quote:

Epstein may have been be vastly more famous than Bland, Jimenez, and Coestly, but the circumstances of his death, as reported by the Times and Reuters, seem to fit the same pattern: a known suicide risk, carelessness by guards, and a lapse in detention practices.

quote:

Suicide is the most common cause of death in jails, where 50 of every 100,000 inmates died by suicide in 2014 — a rate 3.5 times that of the general population, the Associated Press reported. High rates of addicted and mentally ill people behind bars are believed to contribute to the problem, as well as possible poor treatment of inmates and the stress of being incarcerated.

Among the most high-profile inmate suicides in recent years is the death of Sandra Bland, a Texas woman whom police say they pulled over in July 2015 because she failed to signal while she changed lanes. Authorities said Bland, 28, hanged herself within three days of being arrested on a charge of assaulting an officer.

quote:

Accused sex trafficker Jeffrey Epstein’s suicide reflected a sad fact about America’s justice system: suicide is the number one cause of death among jail inmates.

An average of two deaths occur every day in American jails, according to a 2016 HuffPost Highline investigation into 811 jail deaths in the year following Sandra Bland’s death in a Texas county jail. The probe found a third of the deaths in jails are attributable to suicide.

comedyblissoption posted:

lmao if there's a talking point memo that says to mention sandra bland's "suicide" when talking about epstein