Seems most, not all, of the Epstein “staff” were victims who became co-conspirators, or otherwise knew they were marked for blackmail.
The Russian body guard interview shapes a “nervous” and rather sympathetic figure and under pressure. There’s something heavy that Epstein had on him, of which body guard has no clue who has it, or from where it might yet emerge.
That’s a possibility I hadn’t thought of.
To me, he sounded like someone who knew or suspected that JE was offed and the bodyguard was afraid he might be next. Especially if he said the wrong things.
I think the bodyguard knows much more (big names he observed with JE, etc.) and he doesn’t know which people hold the danger. But this tells me that whoever he is afraid of is still out there loose.
JMO
I suspect you’re right. Lots of people who did his bidding for money.
Ponder this:
Everyone is convinced Epstein did not commit suidice all by himself, right? Yet everyone is also puzzled about why he was taken off suicide watch.
The simplest explanation is: because he never was suicidal in the first place, and never did try to take his own life. Why is everyone now willing to accept that whatever happened a month ago was a failed suicide attempt? Has everyone forgot how to think critically?
If the first episode was a failed attempt to murder him, that would explain why he was taken off suicide watch - why watch a person who is not suicidal? (And there’s a good case to be made that Epstein had every reason to stay alive and either cut a deal or implicate others). Having failed once, the killers bided their time and made arrangements (payoffs) to make another attempt, which succeeded.
If the consensus is that the 2nd episode was murder instead of suicide, why not the first? Has anyone seen positive proof (medical) that proves otherwise? Or are we just falling into the narrative that is being presented?
Instead of speculating that the body on the gurney wasn’t Epstein, why is no one asking who took that photo? And were was it taken? Someone broke security and/or HIPAA rules bigly, yet everyone just accepts that it’s a legit photo.
Qanon taught us to think critically and challenge everything. Why aren’t we doing so?