The infuriating facet of the Epstein affair, for me, is the lack of an outcry about the cause of his death.

[Rafi]

I don't GAS about the files and who is in there, except that anyone that did commit the rape or abuse of a child is held accountable by a court of law.

I never believed he committed suicide for several reasons, and the obvious factors that would lead to a more believable case of homicide are substantiated by the few facts that we do know based on a severely flawed criminal investigation.

I was disappointed to hear Lawrence refer several times on his show tonight about Epstein's suicide. Anyone that has made an attempt to study the circumstances surrounding his last day and the litany of supposed "security lapses", as well as the opinions of the the pathologist who conducted the autopsy and Micheal Baden, who observed it, realizes that this is the real coverup in the Epstein case. Baden is arguably the leading pathologist in the country and he concurred with the autopsy pathologist that homicide was a more likely cause of death than suicide. The so-called investigation was a farce. They did not even interview the other twelve inmates on the same tier as Epstein that night. The film produced is bogus and only points to more malfeasance.

I watched a very interesting and informative interview with Epstein's brother Mark by Don Lemon. The points raised regarding the federal investigation were often startling and appeared to be legitimate. This, at least for me, is where the most important crime and coverup have occurred and a new investigation needs to be initiated by congress.