[root_axis]

The attorney general confirmed it was a suicide, so if we're to believe it was actually a surreptitious murder, it goes all the way to the top.

[notJim]

You mean AG Barr, whose father hired Epstein as a 20-year-old college dropout to teach calculus and physics at a prestigious prep school? https://hillreporter.com/the-ties-that-bind-jeffrey-epstein-...

[akersten]

Considering his involvement in Iran-Contra and deliberate derailing of Congressional oversight, I wouldn't believe a word the current attorney general says.

Especially because the case disappearing is clearly convenient for people personally connected to the AG, or to whom the AG owes a favor.

[totalZero]

Not to mention that the AG runs the Bureau of Prisons.

Epstein was in Barr's custody.

[voldacar]

It is quite possible he was taken off suicide watch so he could... commit suicide. It wouldn't have to be a murder in the technical sense

[trhway]

the video of the first "suicide attempt" was lost too - due to technical error, accidentally erased or some "Oopss!" like this...

https://www.cbsnews.com/news/jeffrey-epstein-jail-cell-video...

[colordrops]

Of course it goes to the top. Just look at Epstein's cohorts.

[zepto]

Assisted suicide?

[kgwxd]

Or maybe the attorney generals public statement is confirmed suicide, as to not be suicided himself, but meanwhile reaching out to uncorrupt allies that can investigate the murder wide-eyed-optimist-face?