>But the official decision came within a week, saying that it was a suicide, made possible by "screw-ups," so it required no further investigation. A long report was later issued, blaming “long-standing operational challenges” for Epstein’s death. But his brother, Mark Epstein, isn't buying that. We the People aren't buying it either, thanks. >He says that when you look at the facts, "we get more questions." No shit, you think? >“There appears to have been no investigation once it was ruled a suicide, they saw no reason to dig deeper," he said. “It seems like a cover-up. No investigation... Because it's a cover up, duh. >Why can’t I find his pre-hospital care report... Because there wasn't one. >...and why can’t I get the 911 call?” Because there wasn't one. And no one has fabricated either of them... Yet. As time goes on, should the public start making demands and the general issue arises (in a widespread manner,) (((they))) will make whatever 'evidence' (((they))) need to protect their official story. (But that need should never arise.) Jeffrey Epstein didn't kill himself. Doubt he's dead. It's highly likely he's in isreal. Probably traded away for an American asset (or plural, assets.) I don't buy it and I don't blame anyone that doesn't. We the People will never know, for sure, just what happened to Jeffrey "The Child Raping & Selling kike" Epstein.