Even if he had indeed committed suicide, it would have been a statistical fluke and should be treated as such. In a 1000 worlds exactly like ours, 99.9% it was a murder - our single, faulty observation shouldn't disprove that
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I would say one of the options is far more plausible ..
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The thing that I always thought was funny is only Hilary or Trump is being blamed, but Epstein most likely has dirt on powerful leaders all around the world. There’s more than a few that wanted him quiet.
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What about a third option- he did kill himself, but the circumstances which made it possible were somehow manufactured via conspiracy. Best of both worlds?
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A guy who was described as 'intelligence' to state attorneys, collected blackmail, was living with the daughter of an intelligence agent dies under unclear circumstances that are unusual because it looks more like he was strangled. Excitement, right!
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Sure - there's tons of incentive to kill him, I agree. In general though, if "someone in serious trouble commits suicide" is really common. This is why both scenarios seem plausible - one has lots of incentive, and the other is commonly seen.
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It's not nearly that ridiculous, the facility was a shambles with holes you could drive a bus through. Plenty of rich, powerful people beyond the Clintons would prefer he didn't talk and all that was needed was some semi competent psycho for hire.
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The two sides aren’t even close to equal. Evidence points to suicide. Only expert claiming murder was hired by the family. The family has financial interests in that narrative, namely, to protect his wealth from lawsuits.
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That expert also has a reputation for saying whatever he’s paid to say
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