More fraud from the police/human labor trafficking/foreign intelligence/entertainment industry complex.
The least they can do is leave me alone online stop interfering with my social life or hire a few nice and decent looking guys to talk to me online to keep anything I say about them contained. Instead of doling out punishments that makes all of them look worse.
User_Name13 on
**Submission Statement**
Someone powerful is eliminating loose ends. They were probably worried that Mr. Siad, a former recruiter for Epstein who was named more than 1,000 times in the Epstein files, was going to get pinched for what came out about him in the files.
This person was probably powerful enough that they couldn’t take the chance of the French or British justice system arresting Siad. Cuz then Siad could implicate them and others.
FTA:
“*CNN reported his death about a month after interviewing him.*”
“*CNN’S Katie Polglase recently interviewed Siad, who said he had no reason to believe two women he had recommended to Epstein – and who had told CNN that Epstein had abused them – had been harmed by him,” the report states.*”
That’s certainly an interesting tidbit. I’ll have to watch that interview later when I get a chance to see if I can’t glean anything from it.
Anxiety_Fit on
Wow that escalated a little bit.
Siad is a Swedish national who was living in France at the time of his death.
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More fraud from the police/human labor trafficking/foreign intelligence/entertainment industry complex.
The least they can do is leave me alone online stop interfering with my social life or hire a few nice and decent looking guys to talk to me online to keep anything I say about them contained. Instead of doling out punishments that makes all of them look worse.
**Submission Statement**
Someone powerful is eliminating loose ends. They were probably worried that Mr. Siad, a former recruiter for Epstein who was named more than 1,000 times in the Epstein files, was going to get pinched for what came out about him in the files.
This person was probably powerful enough that they couldn’t take the chance of the French or British justice system arresting Siad. Cuz then Siad could implicate them and others.
FTA:
“*CNN reported his death about a month after interviewing him.*”
“*CNN’S Katie Polglase recently interviewed Siad, who said he had no reason to believe two women he had recommended to Epstein – and who had told CNN that Epstein had abused them – had been harmed by him,” the report states.*”
That’s certainly an interesting tidbit. I’ll have to watch that interview later when I get a chance to see if I can’t glean anything from it.
Wow that escalated a little bit.
Siad is a Swedish national who was living in France at the time of his death.