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We know that people are murdered in prison (though probably not as often as the media depicts.) We know that blackmail exists. While they might be uncommon, n
by JackFr 7y ago
We know that people are murdered in prison (though probably not as often as the media depicts.)
We know that blackmail exists.
While they might be uncommon, neither of those are extraordinary.
It is also undisputed that:
- a serial and unabashed pedophile had multiple contacts with two presidents, a member of the British royal family and a few titans of industry.
- when prosecuted for his sex crimes said pedophile came away with a sweetheart deal that apart from violating federal regulations, was _incomprehensible_ in it's leniency.
Now just because those two things are quite extraordinary it doesn't mean they are proof of anything. At the same time though, they are a justification for being a little more circumspect about dismissing conspiracies as crank theories.
- pkilgore 7y agoBoth blackmail and homicide are uncommon in prison. Suicide in prison is very, very common. The wealthy and powerful being above the law and getting sweetheart deals by prosecutors who are more obsessed with not losing and not working hard for easy pleas against people who cannot afford to defend themselves Federally is very, very common. Note I am not closed to the possibility he was killed, I'm simply noting the contents of this article are miles away from the kind of evidence sufficient to raise a doubt he killed himself. Obviously I'm interested...why else am I commenting after reading the article? The problem is that nothing interesting happened.