K.R. Claviger

Every day brings more information Jeffrey Epstein – and the events surrounding his supposed suicide at the Manhattan Correctional Center.

No pun intended – but the Jeffrey Epstein story just won’t die.

First the “good news”: Keith Alan Raniere AKA federal Prisoner 57005-177 has been released from the SHU and is back with the rest of the prisoners at the Metropolitan Detention Center (MDC) who are awaiting sentencing for the crimes they were convicted of or pleaded guilty to.

If things stayed on schedule, the Vanguard should have been released by now from the Special Housing Unit (SHU) at the Metropolitan Detention Center (MDC).

Those who have been following the cases of Keith Raniere and Jeffrey Epstein have noticed many similarities between the two men: e.g. both were craven, deviant, egotistical, sociopathic, etc., etc., etc.

The official results of Jeffrey Epstein’s autopsy were released today by New York City’s Chief Medical Examiner, Barbara Sampson – and, just as expected, they indicate that he committed suicide by hanging himself in his cell in the 10-South Unit at the Manhattan Correctional Center (MCC).

Yesterday was the day that the Child Victims Act took effect in New York State.

Perhaps the most interesting aspect of Jeffrey Epstein’s apparent suicide last Saturday is that so many people don’t believe they will ever know what really happened.

R. Kelly is back at the Metropolitan Detention Center in Chicago, Il.

Keith Raniere always wanted people to believe that he was special.

Suicide is, of course, not an infectious disease.

[Editor’s Note: Jeffrey Epstein was found dead in his cell at the Manhattan Correctional Center this morning – and was transported from the facility on a gurney around 7:30 AM to New York Downtown Hospital. We will be adding additional facts to this story throughout the day as they become available]