Jeffrey Epstein had a CPAP in his jail cell on the night of his death!

[D.H.]

This was reported on 60 Minutes.

The most obvious question this raises is why would be fashioned a noose from a bedsheet, when it would have been simpler to fashion one from the electrical cord that was attached.

BTW, it appears it was a Philips Respironics System One CPAP.

[JJR]

‘Cause he didn’t kill himself?

[chunkyfrog]

Does it really matter?
He was a monster, whose worthiness to exist was in question.

[D.H.]

Does it really matter?
He was a monster, whose worthiness to exist was in question.

An extrajudicial execution is not acceptable! Not even in this case!

[D.H.]

‘Cause he didn’t kill himself?

That was part of the case that 60 Minutes was making. This, plus forensic evidence, plus other irregularities are casting doubt unon the suicide conclusion.

[chunkyfrog]

Our judicial system has fallen far short of providing justice for humans subjected to the unspeakable.
"General population" has made attempts to fill in the gaps, such as they can.
Even criminals feel a sense of outrage.
And once in a while more conscience than those considered more civilized .

[Wulfman...]

Does it really matter?
He was a monster, whose worthiness to exist was in question.

An extrajudicial execution is not acceptable! Not even in this case!

Bullshit!
Even in a "legal" execution, someone has to throw the switch, inject the chemicals or pull the trigger.
Then, they have to live with their "job" for the rest of their existence. It's not like being an accountant crunching numbers.

Now, we could interject the ramifications of ABORTIONS! They are MURDER, plain and simple!


Den

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[Wulfman...]

This was reported on 60 Minutes.

The most obvious question this raises is why would be fashioned a noose from a bedsheet, when it would have been simpler to fashion one from the electrical cord that was attached.

BTW, it appears it was a Philips Respironics System One CPAP.

Should we connect the dots and say that "CPAP kills"?


Den

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[Dog Slobber]

The most obvious question this raises is why would be fashioned a noose from a bedsheet, when it would have been simpler to fashion one from the electrical cord that was attached.

I think the real question to be asked is; Why would Hillary have fashioned a noose from bedsheet instead of using the electrical cord?

BTW, it appears it was a Philips Respironics System One CPAP.

Given the choice of a Philips Respironics or a noose, a lot of people would take the noose.

[Suenyo]

Re: "post by chunkyfrog » Tue Jan 07, 2020 8:24 pm
Our judicial system has fallen far short of providing justice for humans subjected to the unspeakable."

froggy, You hit the nail on the head. What we have learned from this deplorable episode of American History is that the Justice Dept. is subservient to the Intelligence community. In other words, the CIA, FBI, NSA etc, etc. are all Above the Law, operating with impunity and covering up their crimes with the phrase "top secret". Epstein and his 'friend' Ghislaine Maxwell were both Intelligence Assets. I would love to know what Attorney General Barr had to say to Epstein when he visited him personally in jail, a sex addict who was hired to teach (without a college degree) at the age of 20 by Barr's father, the headmaster of the elite private school where Epstein began his sordid career.

[chunkyfrog]

I'm not normally a conspiracy adherent; but too much stuff is way too fishy.
I can't say who or why; but we know who "could" . . .

[palerider]

BTW, it appears it was a Philips Respironics System One CPAP.

No wonder he killed himself.

[D.H.]

Our judicial system has fallen far short of providing justice for humans subjected to the unspeakable.
"General population" has made attempts to fill in the gaps, such as they can.
Even criminals feel a sense of outrage.
And once in a while more conscience than those considered more civilized.

Even the most totalitarian societies often feel the need to follow some sort of process. If somebody can take a shortcut and "decide" that Epstein is guilty without following process (and this is considered acceptable), that means that people can go around making "freelance" decisions about guilt or innocence in all sorts of other situations, and then take whatever action they decide is appropriate.

[jimbud]

Our judicial system has fallen far short of providing justice for humans subjected to the unspeakable.
"General population" has made attempts to fill in the gaps, such as they can.
Even criminals feel a sense of outrage.
And once in a while more conscience than those considered more civilized.

Even the most totalitarian societies often feel the need to follow some sort of process. If somebody can take a shortcut and "decide" that Epstein is guilty without following process (and this is considered acceptable), that means that people can go around making "freelance" decisions about guilt or innocence in all sorts of other situations, and then take whatever action they decide is appropriate.

His death had nothing to do with what he did.
It had to do with what he knew.

JPB

[D.H.]

Our judicial system has fallen far short of providing justice for humans subjected to the unspeakable.
"General population" has made attempts to fill in the gaps, such as they can.
Even criminals feel a sense of outrage.
And once in a while more conscience than those considered more civilized.

Even the most totalitarian societies often feel the need to follow some sort of process. If somebody can take a shortcut and "decide" that Epstein is guilty without following process (and this is considered acceptable), that means that people can go around making "freelance" decisions about guilt or innocence in all sorts of other situations, and then take whatever action they decide is appropriate.

His death had nothing to do with what he did.
It had to do with what he knew.

JPB

Yes, I agree. That is except in the sense that if he hadn't done what he did, he wouldn't have known what he knew!

I was responding to the poster who seems to advocate vigilante justice. I think that the idea he stated was horrific, whether or not it's what happened in this particular case.