who killed Epstein

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by  shaun Atwood

Who Killed Epstein?
Prince Andrew or Bill Clinton
Shaun Attwood
First published in Great Britain by Gadfly Press in 2021
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(proof-reading), Jane Dixon-Smith (typesetting, book-jacket design)
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Contents
Author’s Introduction
Chapter 1: The Murder
Chapter 2: Prince Andrew
Chapter 3: Methods of Suiciding
Chapter 4: Who Was Jeffrey Epstein?
Chapter 5: The Alleged Procurer: Ghislaine Maxwell
Chapter 6: Maria Farmer’s Story: The Artist and the Paedophile
Chapter 7: Ari Ben-Menashe: The Spy Who Told All
Chapter 8: Robert Maxwell: “The Bouncing Czech”
Chapter 9: Leslie Wexner: “The Head of the Snake”
Chapter 10: Epstein and Clinton: “He Owed Him Favours”
Chapter 11: Whitney Webb
Chapter 12: The Prince and the Car Crash Interview
Chapter 13: Virginia Giuffre: Brave Survivor of Jet-set Sex Slavery
Chapter 14: Ryan Dawson: The Man Who Researched Epstein for Thirteen
Years
Chapter 15: Jean-Luc Brunel: The French Connection
Chapter 16: Epstein: The Patron of Science and Technology
Chapter 17: Deep State Players: Epstein’s Lesser-Known Associates
Chapter 18: Who Killed Epstein?
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Author’s Introduction
You may be wondering: how does Epstein fit into a War on Drugs series of
books? In part three of this series, American Made, I told the story of Barry
Seal, who flew cocaine into America and weapons out of America to
Nicaragua for the CIA, under instructions from George H. W. Bush and
Oliver North. Prior to his assassination, Barry’s goal was to run Southern
Air Transport (SAT) over Mexico, with CIA pilot Terry Reed – whose
book, Compromised, documents Terry’s discovery of CIA drug trafficking
and the deadly consequences he faced when he blew the whistle. On
February 19, 1986, Barry’s SAT dream died after he was shot by a
Colombian hit team in front of the Salvation Army’s Community Treatment
Center in Baton Rouge.
Drug trafficking allegations led to the CIA investigating itself. On
October 1, 1998, the CIA inspector general issued a report linking SAT to
allegations of trafficking cocaine to finance the Contra rebels in Nicaragua
in the 1980s. On the exact same day, SAT went bankrupt in Columbus,
Ohio. What was it doing in Ohio? None other than Jeffrey Epstein had
arranged for SAT to establish itself at Rickenbacker Air Force Base in
Columbus, Ohio. Epstein was working for Leslie Wexner, whom Epstein
survivor Maria Farmer described as “the head of the snake” for the US
honeytrap operation.
The arrival of SAT in Ohio was publicised as a boost for the local
economy, the same spiel Governor Bill Clinton had used when promoting
the Arkansas Development Finance Authority, which according to ex-
employee Larry Nichols was washing drug money. As suspicion grew about
its real purpose, SAT collapsed under massive debt.
Researching the War on Drugs has revealed that the biggest players are
governments, the military and intelligence agencies – and that honeytrap
operations such as Epstein’s are tentacles of the same forces at work, or as
Charlie Robinson described when titling his book: The Octopus of Global
Control.
Chapter 1
The Murder
On July 6, 2019, Jeffrey Epstein was arrested at New Jersey’s Teterboro
Airport, following a trip to France. During a raid on his mansion, the FBI
found nude photos, including images of teenage girls. Charged with sex
trafficking and conspiracy to traffic minors for sex, he offered to pay a $600
million bail bond, which the judge denied because he was a flight risk, an
acute danger to the community and a threat to the witnesses.
With his case under scrutiny, his former protectors – including Prince
Andrew and Bill Clinton, whom he had attempted to compromise in a
honeytrap scheme – began to pull away. Facing a life sentence, he hoped to
win a double-jeopardy motion or to cut a deal with the prosecutor, which
would have required naming his accomplices. As his legal difficulties
multiplied, so did the risk to his powerful co-conspirators. If their activity
was documented in court, certain government agencies would be forced to
act. Epstein had to be eliminated.
On August 3, 2019, I posted a video on YouTube: Has Bill Clinton
Scheduled Jeffrey Epstein For Prison Death To Cover Up Lolita Scandal? I
stated that Epstein would be killed and that it would probably be made to
look like a suicide. On August 10, 2019, the news reported that he had died.
Just ten days before his death, on July 23, an incident happened that
suggested his time was limited: in the Metropolitan Correctional Center, he
was found unconscious with injuries to his neck. He had been assigned a
cellmate called Nicholas Tartaglione, a musclebound ex-cop turned
gangster accused of killing four men in his brother’s bar after a drug deal
soured. Facing the death penalty, Tartaglione had access to the outside
world through an illegal cell phone. Under normal circumstances, sex
offenders would never be housed with murderers and gangsters, because the
convict code dictates that they should be killed on sight (KOS). Epstein
complained to one of his lawyers that he had been attacked by Tartaglione.
Naturally, when questioned by investigators, his cellmate denied having had
anything to do with the injuries.
Whatever had prevented the first attempt on his life, Epstein was placed
on suicide watch. On July 29, he was removed from suicide watch and put
in a special housing unit with another cellmate. Every thirty minutes, a
guard was supposed to check on him. The night before his murder, August
9, his cellmate was conveniently removed. The cameras monitoring the area
malfunctioned and the guards on duty had supposedly fallen asleep or been
so engrossed in online shopping that they were oblivious to the man dying a
short distance from the guard station. The two guards, Tova Noel, thirty-
one, and Michael Thomas, forty-one, would later be charged with falsifying
records and conspiracy because for eight hours – from 10.30 p.m. on
August 9 to 6.30 a.m. on August 10 – they had not gone to his cell door.
The indictment against the guards stated: They sat at their desks, browsed
online and moved about the common area for a substantial portion of their
shift instead of completing the required checks. Noel and Thomas allegedly
appeared to be asleep at their desks for about two hours. Noel used her
computer to search for furniture sales and benefit websites during her shift.
Thomas allegedly searched online for motorcycle sales and sports news
briefly at 1 a.m., 4 a.m. and 6 a.m. The pair were only 15 feet away from
Epstein when he died. They found him dead when they went to serve him
breakfast at 6.30 a.m. The last time they had checked on him was at 10.30
p.m. the night before.
Noel allegedly told a supervisor: “We did not complete the 3 a.m. and 5
a.m. rounds.”
Thomas added “We messed up” and “I messed up, she’s not to blame, we
didn’t do any rounds.”
According to Nick Tartaglione’s lawyer, “Nobody heard anything. It was
a silent act.”
The autopsy revealed that various neck bones had been fractured,
including the hyoid, which most medical experts commenting on the case
have stated is more common in homicide than suicide. Life is cheap in
prison. A small amount of heroin is enough to get somebody killed. To get
away with a professional hit, the victim would have to die in a way that
would look like suicide.
Out of the methods that prisoners use to commit suicide or to die
accidentally, a professional would probably go with hanging or a hotshot.
Guards who have killed prisoners have been known to rope somebody up.
Gang members often employ the hotshot because a prisoner found