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Primarily because I know he wasn’t on suicide watch and the former inmate doesn’t.Of you, who hasn't been in MCC and a former inmate of MCC, I'm not sure why you're holding yourself out as the authority of the process.
Primarily because I know he wasn’t on suicide watch and the former inmate doesn’t.Of you, who hasn't been in MCC and a former inmate of MCC, I'm not sure why you're holding yourself out as the authority of the process.
I am in theory, though I believe in practice it doesn’t work in a way I can support.Are you in favor of the Death Penalty?
You think he's fabricating this?Primarily because I know he wasn’t on suicide watch and the former inmate doesn’t.
And there’s a cop at the door about every nine minutes, whether you’re on suicide watch or not.
I’m saying that what he’s talking about doesn’t apply to Epstein, who wasn’t on suicide watch, and also the “white smock” thing he describes as a straitjacket isn’t actually a straitjacket (because that wouldn’t be a legal way to keep a prisoner for weeks at a time and would open up huge liability issues) and also I have no idea who this anonymous person is, whether he actually did time in these units, when he did so, or why he believes that a person in a smock wouldn’t be capable of hanging himself, even if that were the case - which it wasn’t because Epstein wasn’t on suicide watch.I have no idea of anything. But are you saying the former inmate there in the article https://nypost.com/2019/08/10/former-mcc-inmate-theres-no-way-jeffrey-epstein-killed-himself/ is fabricating or just wrong in what he's saying? Or the Post if fabricating? Do you have specific knowledge of the facility?
I think he didn’t have a clock or a watch in his cell, and it’s closer to fifteen. When it happens as it should.You think he's fabricating this?
Interesting. Thanks.I’m saying that what he’s talking about doesn’t apply to Epstein, who wasn’t on suicide watch, and also the “white smock” thing he describes as a straitjacket isn’t actually a straitjacket (because that wouldn’t be a legal way to keep a prisoner for weeks at a time and would open up huge liability issues) and also I have no idea who this anonymous person is, whether he actually did time in these units, when he did so, or why he believes that a person in a smock wouldn’t be capable of hanging himself, even if that were the case - which it wasn’t because Epstein wasn’t on suicide watch.
Right. That’s definitely not a straitjacket.CNBC with more info.
Talks about him being removed from Suicide watch. And about the one piece type smock referenced from the Post article. https://www.cnbc.com/2019/08/10/prison-experts-shocking-that-jeffrey-epstein-was-taken-off-suicide-watch.html
Jack Donson, a former longtime federal Bureau of Prisons case manager, told NBC News that suicide watch in federal lockup “usually only lasts a few days to week” due to the amount of manpower the 24-hour surveillance entails.
“It requires staff to do overtime shifts,” Donson said, and is “not considered a good use of resources.”
Just out of curiosity, what would some of those things be? And would they be publicly know?In short, it’s certainly possible that Epstein was murdered. However, nothing I’ve seen that is publicly known about the circumstances of his death suggests it.
Other understanding from a federal facilities warden. https://www.cnbc.com/2019/08/10/prison-experts-shocking-that-jeffrey-epstein-was-taken-off-suicide-watch.htmlThis certainly sounds like my understanding of suicide watch in federal prisons.
That's what I was asking. You think the Post is fabricating this?NY Post is probably not a source we should be relying on for information here. Even moreso when they sre referencing the opinion of an anonymous felon.
https://www.adfontesmedia.com/
Like a duck to water.I see Trump is pedaling more conspiracy theories.
Cameron Lindsay is a very experienced expert in this field, and certainly his views on how things should be run are important. I think given his time at MDC Brooklyn he would also agree that how things should be run and how things are run are quite different.Other understanding from a federal facilities warden. https://www.cnbc.com/2019/08/10/prison-experts-shocking-that-jeffrey-epstein-was-taken-off-suicide-watch.html
“For them to pull him off suicide watch is shocking,” Cameron Lindsay, a former warden who worked at three federal facilities, told NBC News. “For someone this high-profile, with these allegations and this many victims, who has had a suicide attempt in the last few weeks, you can take absolutely no chances. You leave him on suicide watch until he’s out of there.”
Possibly. I'm just going off the words he actually said: “For them to pull him off suicide watch is shocking,” Cameron Lindsay, a former warden who worked at three federal facilities, told NBC News. “For someone this high-profile, with these allegations and this many victims, who has had a suicide attempt in the last few weeks, you can take absolutely no chances. You leave him on suicide watch until he’s out of there.”Cameron Lindsay is a very experienced expert in this field, and certainly his views on how things should be run are important. I think given his time at MDC Brooklyn he would also agree that how things should be run and how things are run are quite different.
Tabloids never* fabricate. They just find someone willing to say whatever needs to be said. Then it gets printed as an anonymous source.That's what I was asking. You think the Post is fabricating this?NY Post is probably not a source we should be relying on for information here. Even moreso when they sre referencing the opinion of an anonymous felon.
https://www.adfontesmedia.com/
I’m not sure what you mean by ‘this’.That's what I was asking. You think the Post is fabricating this?
https://nypost.com/2019/08/10/former-mcc-inmate-theres-no-way-jeffrey-epstein-killed-himself/I’m not sure what you mean by ‘this’.
If you are asking if I think they made up the quotes in this piece, no I don’t think that. The rest of my post above fleshes out my thoughts on the Post.
Yeah, I get that but it’s also shocking that the psychiatrist at MDC was keeping a guy on suicide watch long term to have sex with him the year Lindsay took over MDC.Possibly. I'm just going off the words he actually said: “For them to pull him off suicide watch is shocking,” Cameron Lindsay, a former warden who worked at three federal facilities, told NBC News. “For someone this high-profile, with these allegations and this many victims, who has had a suicide attempt in the last few weeks, you can take absolutely no chances. You leave him on suicide watch until he’s out of there.”
Is it? It can happen because this is how our prisons work. They are the largest and also least effective mental health providers in the country.Most high profile inmate in custody, just off/on suicide watch and instead of people asking how this could possibly happen they are posting crap like "it's possible to hang yourself one foot off the ground". Unbelievable.
Most high profile inmate in custody, just off/on suicide watch and instead of people asking how this could possibly happen they are posting crap like "it's possible to hang yourself one foot off the ground" and "you can hang yourself from plumbing". Unbelievable.
. Yeah, it's almost certainly going to come out that he hanged himself from the plumbing one foot off the ground.
YOU ANSWERED YOUR OWN QUERY BEFORE YOU EVEN FINISHED THE SENTENCE.
"Instead of people asking a question, they answer it!"
Well, touché then!
If it was from the plumbing it was probably from the shower head.. Yeah, it's almost certainly going to come out that he hanged himself from the plumbing one foot off the ground.
If it was from the plumbing it was probably from the shower head.
I’ll bite.Latest rumor being floated is that the suicide was a fake by the DOJ to protect him from being murdered before trial
Most SHU cells, especially federal, have showers because prisoners aren’t allowed out of them and we don’t live in Cool Hand Luke.
This smells like Don Jr.I’ll bite.
Where is this rumor being floated?
Like Axe Body Spray? Don Jr definitely seems like he’d be an Axe guy.This smells like Don Jr.
Like on a bicycle?I see Trump is pedaling more conspiracy theories.
I like it. Good message to talk some wannabes off the ledge, imo.good thread arguing against tin foil explanations here: https://twitter.com/CZEdwards/status/1160297568837832704?s=19
Excellent thread.good thread arguing against tin foil explanations here: https://twitter.com/CZEdwards/status/1160297568837832704?s=19
Good talk. Excellent job and a good read for those of us keeping a "wait and see..." attitude about the investigation but who are rip-roaring flummoxed as to how this happened, even though it all seems perfectly within reason. I especially like about how they might take him off of watch and how Henry points out -- like I have -- that you do not lose certain constitutional liberties at their core even once you are convicted. Also, people lie so that they aren't restrained. Seems natural to do so. People also lie so they have time alone to do the deed.Excellent thread.
Do you really believe this or does the tin foil serve the purpose of mocking it? I can't tell.We squabble over red/blue talking points without even realizing that organized crime essentially is operating without borders and that influence is working its way into our political system on both sides.
I wouldn’t say it’s a well formulated thesis, more of a hodgepodge of connections I feel exist, but yeah I believe this is the case.Do you really believe this or does the tin foil serve the purpose of mocking it? I can't tell.
Also, sometimes are greatest instinctual fears embody themselves in rational thought about connections and conspiracies when there's little to no transparency nor seeming rhyme or reason about people's successes and failures.
It juxtaposes meritocracy with what we have, which doesn't seem to based on merit, per se, but is rather based on certain attitudes, mores, folkways, conventions, existing competition laws, etc.
Okay. Thanks for the answer, man. I don't believe it and believe that even their crimes are a natural outgrowth of self-separation and seclusion away from the teeming masses, but I suppose that when you self-select that much and the moral compass of that group goes awry, it goes awry for an awful lot of people.I wouldn’t say it’s a well formulated thesis, more of a hodgepodge of connections I feel exist, but yeah I believe this is the case.
This is absolutely not fine and borderline unhinged. Like I said last night, this was one of the worst days for the stability of the Republic in a long time, for a lot of reasons.The President of the United States came out and accused one of his predecessors of murder, but it's all good because that's just how presidents are these days. This is fine.
I don’t think this grew out of some sick obsession, I think it’s possible that the whole thing was an influence operation, that’s how he made his money, blackmail and the selling of blackmail materials to people willing to operate outside the normal rules.Okay. Thanks for the answer, man. I don't believe it and believe that even their crimes are a natural outgrowth of self-separation and seclusion away from the teeming masses, but I suppose that when you self-select that much and the moral compass of that group goes awry, it goes awry for an awful lot of people.
I think we need to have a discussion about the legality of sleeping with sixteen-eighteen year olds or possessing photography of nudes, etc. It seems very wrong for an age disparity that we're hearing about to exist, but sixteen years old seems to be mature enough to decide these things. I think where the overweening nanny state intrudes, thus we will see the elites break rules otherwise prescribed by the middle class, which includes a whole lot of puritanical folk on both sides of the aisle here. I say this because I don't know the nature of the Epstein crimes, what constitutes the legal use of the word "child," etc. It's all very muddled in this instance.
That is certainly plausible, and a bunch of serious journalists have alluded to it in not-so-subtle ways.I don’t think this grew out of some sick obsession, I think it’s possible that the whole thing was an influence operation, that’s how he made his money, blackmail and the selling of blackmail materials to people willing to operate outside the normal rules.