I needed a diversion so I came here for an hour.

subllibrm said:
If you're investigated and there is not enough evidence to bring charges your name is not released. So it's entirely possible that the prosecutors chose to not file charges. Doing so doesn't mean they weren't investigated. In fact it means they were and the investigation didn't reveal enough evidence to warrant a trial that the prosecution couldn't win.
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Therefore, he was wrongly convicted of having a sex trafficking network?
 
Dr. Duck said:
Interesting indeed. I feel like I’m back in that logic philosophy class from so long ago. Perhaps Bruh would have been best served by stating that he thinks there’s a government coverup rather than stating there is a government coverup.
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Are you saying that Epstein was wrongfully convicted of having a network with sex trafficking?

Network implies others were involved and he was convicted of this crime.
 
Bruh said:
Are you saying that Epstein was wrongfully convicted of having a network with sex trafficking?

Network implies others were involved and he was convicted of this crime.
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Nope, I’m saying I’m not convinced there’s a massive governmental coverup of his former network. After all, he did go to prison.
 
Bruh said:
Are you saying that Epstein was wrongfully convicted of having a network with sex trafficking?
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Duh has now pivoted to a second motte. Instead of defendng his claim of a government coverup of Epstein's sex-trafficking network, he's pivoted to the self-evident one that Epstein conspired with others.
 
Dr. Duck said:
Nope, I’m saying I’m not convinced there’s a massive governmental coverup of his former network. After all, he did go to prison.
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And no one within the network?
I’m trying to understand where everyone is coming from.
 
Ransom said:
Who are they, he asked again, fully expecting no answer.
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Ok, we both agree that we have no clue who the others are. Do I understand you correctly?

Do we agree that there are others due to Epstein being convicted of having the network? Or no?
 
Ransom said:
Duh has now pivoted to a second motte. Instead of defendng his claim of a government coverup of Epstein's sex-trafficking network, he's pivoted to the self-evident one that Epstein conspired with others.
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Ok he conspired with others we agree?

Because there are others and none as far as we know have not been investigated and arrested. Do we agree here?
 
Bruh said:
And no one within the network?
I’m trying to understand where everyone is coming from.
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I think the “network” was based overseas, hence another barrier in attempting prosecutions.
 
Bruh said:
Because there are others and none as far as we know have not been investigated and arrested. Do we agree here?
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But your argument was not merely that there's no investigation that we know of. You started specifically by saying the government was covering up the network. That's not an absence of knowledge. That's supposed positive knowledge that due to nefarious purposes, there is no investigation.

Once again ... prove it.
 
Bruh said:
Therefore, he was wrongly convicted of having a sex trafficking network?
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More likely that, while enough evidence existed to convict him, such was not the case for other suspects.
 
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Bruh said:
Are you saying that Epstein was wrongfully convicted of having a network with sex trafficking?

Network implies others were involved and he was convicted of this crime.
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The beauty of our legal system is that we are tried as an individual. We do not prosecute "networks" but individuals who have been charged with a crime.

Back in 2020 when the morons in Northern Michigan were arrested for plotting against Governor Whitmer, there were separate trials for different individuals with different outcomes. They could easily be described as a network but again we don't prosecute groups. Be thankful that we don't.
 
From what I’ve read, most of the trafficking took place with subjects from Europe and the Caribbean. The US government can’t just start extraditing people from around the world. Every country has different laws and regardless, convictions need to be probable to even begin going down that road. Just a few questions to be considered:

* Did the crime occur in the United States or abroad?

* Can the witness(es) be traced and convinced to appear in a U.S. court?

* Who has jurisdiction?

* Epstein is deceased. How do we corroborate evidence now?

* Etc. (Way TMTT)
 
Dr. Duck said:
Nope, I’m saying I’m not convinced there’s a massive governmental coverup of his former network. After all, he did go to prison.
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His victims disagree.




Several victims, in letters from their lawyers, have balked at the department’s approach, saying it “smacks of a cover up,” calling aspects of it “cowardly,” and arguing that it demonstrates the Trump administration considers the victims “at best, an afterthought.”​
 
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