Hey, do you all want to know the really fun part? If Epstein is dead--faked-suicide or murder or just regular suicide--no one else will have standing to challenge the search warrant on any of his properties. Everything will be admissible against any other defendant without any possibility of a motion to suppress. If this was a murder, they didn't think that part through very well.
Let me go back for a second and cover this a little better, since I don't think many people are familiar with the law on this. Legal challenges from very highly-paid defense lawyers--hired by some of the richest, most-powerful people on the planet--to get all of the evidence in Epstein's mansion thrown out of the case against their clients as they spent
years challenging the search warrant?
Done. Gone.
Somebody like Alan Dershowitz or Prince Andrew or Bill Richardson or any of the other powerful, influential people who had incriminating evidence seized by the feds from Epstein's mansion that showed them performing sexual acts with underage minors
had a shot at getting this evidence tossed. Now, they do not.
Anything found in that mansion is now admissible in court, because Epstein is dead or "dead." Years and
years of litigation just went up in smoke and turned into a hyper-streamlined process from start to finish. Remember how all of these lawyers wanted an entire
year to read the ~1,000,000 documents found in the mansion?
Gone. It's admissible now, get cracking.
Now the members of this cabal-cult that Epstein created
can't get any of the evidence against them tossed, or even delay their forthcoming trials for years and years because... Epstein is dead. I really can't reiterate this strongly enough: If this was a murder, it was a really, really stupid idea on their part. If anything, it just poured rocket fuel into the tank.
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