Less than two weeks before Jeffrey Epstein’s death in jail, his lawyers and Manhattan federal prosecutors met and discussed his potential cooperation, several documents within a cache of newly released investigative files state.
“On July 29, 2019, FBI and [prosecutors] met with Epstein’s attorneys, who, in very general terms, discussed the possibility of a resolution of the case, and the possibility of the defendant’s cooperation,” an FBI document titled “Epstein Investigation Summary & Timeline” statement.
Another document titled “Jeffrey Epstein Significant Case Notification”, which was not attributed to a specific agency, closely resembled this FBI memo, and provided several more details.
“Defense Counsel did not make a specific proposal, and they did not indicate what the nature of Epstein’s cooperation might be, if any,” this document stated. “It was suggested that Defense Counsel contact SDNY if Epstein was prepared to accept responsibility for his conduct and/or they had a specific proposal for a resolution of this case.”
Starting to thing FBI killed him at someone’s behest.
Can you describe the behest? We’re looking for a suspicious Orange one…
Maybe not somebody… But for reason. To help create a coup. And trump is just an extorted useful asshole.
But he suicided. 🙄
“Suicided” 😉
I heard that used in a British murder porn show the other day, so I guess that’s considered a real word in the UK.
Cor blimey, guv’nor. It ent no wonder the poor bloke suicided, he ent ‘ad nowt to eat but kippers and marmalade for bleedin’ weeks.
What I mean is that I believe he committed suicide if you believe that I want to sell you the Brooklyn Bridge.
murder porn show?
Just like that Boeing whistleblower who committed suicide after taking a lot of effort to travel to and prepare himself to testify against them. People just tend to feel the most depressed after they make plans to take down (other) powerful people.
The Boeing guy was a very different situation.
It’s annoying that people refuse to actually look at details, and just assume shit.
John Barnett had been a whistleblower, seven years before he died. He just wanted safe planes, and he reported safety violations and such multiple times.
He filed complaints with the FAA and the FAA acted on the reports. This cost Boeing a lot of money and they fired Barnett, but to be jackasses they did it in such a way as to make it look like a voluntary retirement. And then Boeing managers went around to every other place that Barnett could work, and told them not to hire him.
That was what the lawsuit was over, and it was going badly. Barnett lost the first round of the wrongful termination lawsuit, and then the second. He was on his final appeal and from all accounts it did not go well in the courtroom the day before his death.
When you fight a losing fight like that, and lose again and again, it wears on you.
So yes, John Barnett took his own life.
At 9:42am on March 9, a hotel staff member heard a gunshot.[32] At 10am, Barnett’s attorney called the hotel asking for a wellness check.[32][33] He was found dead shortly afterward in the hotel parking lot in his truck, with a single gunshot wound to the head.[13] He had his legally owned pistol in his hand,[34] with his finger still on the trigger, and left a suicide note in the passenger seat, on which he wrote, “I can’t do this any longer” and “I pray Boeing pays.”[35][3][12][36] Video surveillance showed Barnett left the hotel on the evening of March 8, but returned a few minutes later and re-parked, remaining inside his vehicle. No activity was observed of Barnett or his vehicle until the following morning, on March 9, when at 7:20am the vehicle lights blinked on and off. His vehicle was found to be locked and the key fob was in Barnett’s pocket.[34]
Fair, but then he was pushed until he couldn’t take any more.
Boeing could have taken action on his warnings, fixed the issues and not crash their planes and their company.
