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Who is going to hire reporters to dig up dirt on themselves and their friends?
by ikeyany 6y ago
Who is going to hire reporters to dig up dirt on themselves and their friends?
- Fezzik 6y agoThis has to run so deep though, if it is a cover-up. I am a small-fry attorney working for the Dept. of Justice in a small state, in tiny counties, on cases that are of minuscule magnitude compared to the Epstein case(s)... but if I tried to cover up even a tiny legal misstep: multiple attorneys, judges, coworkers, and clients would report me (appropriately) to my state bar, the state’s newspaper, local officials, etc... and everyone would know about my errors in no-time at all. But we know nothing but vague allusions to the scope of Epstein’s misdeeds after years (decades?) of investigations?? I feel like I am taking crazy pills.
- throwaway391003 6y ago> This has to run so deep though, if it is a cover-up. This reminds of the film JFK, from 1991, that retells the story around the JFK assassination. It is a phenomenal, phenomenal film that really, really hit me hard. It's 3 hours and 9 minutes long but I watched it all the way through in one sitting. It follows the true, real story of a district attorney who looks into details around the event shortly after it happened and gets the exact same feeling as you, where he looks around wonders whether he's taking crazy pills or if everyone else is taking crazy pills. So he goes deeper and tries to find out which is the case... Highly recommend this film. https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0102138/ https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0102138/
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