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The issue is people will label conspiracy theorists to anyone who doesn’t reach the same probability distribution. For example, IMO it’s more likely that Epste
by likeabbas 4y ago
The issue is people will label conspiracy theorists to anyone who doesn’t reach the same probability distribution.
For example, IMO it’s more likely that Epstein was murdered than he committed suicide. My basis comes from a doctor’s analysis of the bruises of Epstein’s neck that show the force applied was more than what could be applied from hanging himself as described in the report. Also, it seems highly unlikely that the guards would be asleep the same day the cameras went out, and they removed his room mate from his cell (which the court ordered him to have a room mate at all times). There’s too many unlikely variables that occurred.
Many will label me a conspiracy theorist, but I’m just stating what I think is the most likely outcome. I’m not saying I definitively know