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Irish_Dem

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16. These points can be refuted as well.
Wed Jul 16, 2025, 08:53 PM
Jul 2025

If you look at the points I made in the previous post, I stated the assassins would use
a garrote with the same material used to fake the hanging. So a bedsheet or shirt in this case.

So there would be no garrote at the scene.

We can also assume professional killers would not leave the murder weapon at a crime scene
anyway. Only an amateur killer would make that mistake.

I also stated that a garroting with a bedsheet could be used to mimic a suicide by hanging.
And how that specifically could be done.

Often forensic pathologists are easily mislead by professionals who stage a crime scene.
It happens more than you realize.

I happen to be interested in cold case crime scene staging by the killer.
Who is able to fool police and pathologists quite easily.

I also would not rule out that Trump sent some sort of message to Epstein that made
Epstein kill himself. Or set up conditions along those lines.

I think Trump either arranging the murder or forcing Epstein to kill himself is at least
a 30-40% probability.

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Recommended H2O Man Jul 2025 #1
Not enough evidence but that doesn't mean MadameButterfly Jul 2025 #5
The official story is a combo of negligence and incompetence and indifference, RockRaven Jul 2025 #2
Surprise. Our society is run by mafia rules. usonian Jul 2025 #3
"Wake up, sheeple." JoseBalow Jul 2025 #4
I think if there's any conspiracy, it is that he was 'allowed' to commit suicide. AZJonnie Jul 2025 #6
Some of your points can be refuted. Irish_Dem Jul 2025 #7
Okay, it's not impossible AZJonnie Jul 2025 #9
It would have been relatively simple. Rafi Jul 2025 #12
That's not accurate EdmondDantes_ Jul 2025 #13
Most of the he cameras were not functioning. The "raw" footage was not raw. Rafi Jul 2025 #14
I think there would be a way around some of your points. Irish_Dem Jul 2025 #17
No it sounds like you've watched too many movies EdmondDantes_ Jul 2025 #18
I do work on cold case crime scene staging. It is based on science, data, facts. Irish_Dem Jul 2025 #19
These points can be refuted as well. Irish_Dem Jul 2025 #16
My mistake, the only thing I've ever heard called a 'garrote' is the wire with the handles AZJonnie Jul 2025 #21
There is something called Threshold Bias. Irish_Dem Jul 2025 #20
Guesswork Rafi Jul 2025 #8
Lol, the only thing I said that was "guesswork" was speculating there could be a life insurance policy AZJonnie Jul 2025 #10
There are no "facts" from the Bill Barr investigation other than that he is dead. Rafi Jul 2025 #11
"He could just as easily not been despondent" AZJonnie Jul 2025 #15
This message was self-deleted by its author PeaceWave Jul 2025 #22
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