Breathe easy, people! This whole thing was just a couple of guys who died of suicide. No one else was really involved and evil died with them.
this reminds me of every time a white supremacist mass shooters was known to the FBI but not investigated.
DO YOU UNDERSTAND, IT’S ALL IN YOUR HEAD
The FBI director personally visited his private island to investigate and found nothing wrong.
Warren Commission ass report
We've investigated the people who pay us and found they have done nothing wrongPhew what a relief! So glad we can finally declare this an official nothing burger and all go back to consuming treats
It’s just some cool dudes having pizza parties like we all do.
FBI concluded Jeffrey Epstein wasn’t running a sex trafficking ring for powerful men, files show
Interesting. Who did they decide he was running it for instead?
The article is bizarre because it just ends with “we’re looking into the files” but otherwise repeats the FBI conclusion offering the agents’ and prosecutors’ opinions in the form of emails that there wasn’t enough evidence to do anything.
“The suspect fled on foot, police said. Call this number if you have any information.” “The incident took place at the 1200 block of Grove.” “Police say.” “Police sources are telling us.” “Suspect is thought to be armed and dangerous.”We’ve all heard this type of Official Copspeak before. The local press dutifully informs us about “suspects” and “gang members” and “burglars.” They’re infiltrating our neighborhoods, rampaging through our streets, climbing in our windows. The police, of course, are just doing their part to keep us safe. Local media and community-based message boards they pander to read like police blotters. “Dial 1-800-985-TIPS for your friendly neighborhood detective!”
But what if publishing police department press releases isn’t really journalism, but rather free public relations for an already extremely powerful, routinely violent, often corrupt and deeply conflicted institution? What if the genre of so-called “crime’ reporting is inherently reactionary and the whole enterprise of how we think about “crime” needs to be deconstructed and reconsidered?
On this week’s episode, we discuss why local “crime” reporting widely suffers from racist tabloidism and what overworked and under-resourced journalists can do to gather information from sources that don’t wear badges.
We are joined by Chicago-based activists Sharlyn Grace and Malcolm London.
Kash “Deer In The Headlights” Patel said don’t worry about it.
Those are the eyes of a cat strangler
They really think they can play look the other way on this? Hell it worked for JFK and 9/11 so why not
and before 
testifies.In twenty years people will be making Epstein jokes and nothing will have happened
Trafficking ring, butcher shop? What’s the difference?
oh, okay
