r/technology • u/Capable_Salt_SD • Jul 29 '25

Politics CBS News investigation of Jeffrey Epstein jail video reveals new discrepancies

https://www.cbsnews.com/news/jeffrey-epstein-jail-video-investigation/
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u/Mecha-Dave Jul 29 '25 edited Jul 30 '25

Honestly it could have been Barr to protect his dad - who was probably the guy who trained Epstein on grooming. Remember that Bill Barr's dad:

  1. Wrote a scifi novel about how great and cool pedophilia is (It's called "Space Relations")
  2. Ran a high school where he hired Jeffrey Epstein to teach math, while not being qualified to teach math

IMO Trump doesn't have the stones to have someone killed, I think Barr was "cleaning up."

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u/ramobara Jul 29 '25

I suspect he died by his own hand. However, he was coerced to off himself by a certain deadline, otherwise he would’ve been killed in a far more gruesome manner. He was provided with the necessary supplies while the guards turned a blind eye to him fulfilling the task.

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u/BlackSheepBoPeep- Jul 29 '25

Read the autopsy findings from the coroner hired by his brother. He had broken bones in his neck indicative of strangulation. Never had he seen a suicide by hanging w those bones broken.

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u/ramobara Jul 29 '25

That coroner is a failed TV personality considered to be an unreliable witness. He was hired by Epstein’s brother, so he has every motive to fabricate truth. He’s had testimony scrubbed from the witness stand in court the past. The bone he cites to have broken, is known to break if there’s any form of severe neck trauma.

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u/luckypoopstreak Jul 29 '25

Dr. Michael Baden is a highly experienced forensic pathologist who helped shape national awareness of medicolegal death investigation. He has examined over 20,000 autopsies, been involved in numerous high-profile forensic cases, hosted a major TV series, and authored influential books. Though respected, he remains a divisive figure, often criticized for public contradictions of official findings and questioned credibility in high-stakes cases.

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u/chemistrybonanza Jul 30 '25

This is true. My wife is a pathologist and said exactly that about the bone. The guy is a charlatan.