91AggieLawyer said:
I argued back when this happened that the case for suicide was actually stronger than the alternative. "They" had all that time to kill him when he wasn't in custody and waited until he was, which didn't make a whole lot of sense.
HOWEVER, the idea that he didn't have a client list is beyond preposterous. How the hell did he grow his fortune? Have a private island? LIVE? He had no other means of income and his cover of being a financial whatever was blown sky high. He didn't know stock options from the wishbone option.
My biggest issue is that it is now irrefutable that Bondi is not an honest person, at least professionally speaking. This is a big deal, as the DoJ is still such a powerful institution and to yet again not trust the very top of the leadership to be honest dissolves a lot of hope moving forward as to changes/prosecutions.
And, even if evidence has been 'disappeared' by nefarious factions in the DoJ/FBI, or only contained images/video of Epstein himself with under-age girls etc, that could have been made clear.
There still are some credible persons defending this as logical/true, but at the same time I just think it is sticking to a story line for them, even as here below, at this point:
I posted that because I respect his analyses/experience at DoJ and private practice etc, but I think he's just wrong here.