Oswald in the doorway: the blog of the Oswald Innocence Campaign, by Ralph Cinque

Now, suddenly, they are saying that Epstein hung himself using      "bed sheets tied to the top bunk bed."
It's everywhere. But why in the name of Blessed Holy God-bearing Virgin Mary didn't they say so right away?  WHO gave the order to withhold that information?   WHO made the decision and why? 

And all these media outlets who are now reported it, why didn't they scream bloody murder that the method of hanging wasn't reported from the start? 

And why should we believe it?  This image of Epstein's cell has been circulating, and it doesn't even show a bunk bed. 

And if there was a bunk bed, how hard is it to have a bunk bed with no post?


The story goes that he did it "by kneeling toward the floor." Kneeling? So his knees were on the ground? If he was kneeling on the ground, it means he could have stopped the pain at any time by standing up. And he could have used his hands too at any time.  Are you aware that asphyxiation is one of the most painful deaths? This kind of hanging was never going to break his neck, and they never said he had a broken neck. So, this was death by suffocation. Do you think, for one second, that he would have been able to resist  the urge to end the agony which he could do easily and would likely do spontaneously, without even thinking, like removing your hand from a hot stove?   

This is bunk bed at the Metropolitan Correction Center, though it was described for Madoff not Epstein. 

So, is that what Epstein had? Even if there was a way that he could get leverage by kneeling on the bed, the reports only say that he was kneeling towards the floor. Well, if a person is just said to be kneeling, I take that to mean that he was kneeling on the ground or the floor. If he was kneeling on an object, you would say so, right? And if he was going to do it from the bed, why kneel? Why not just  sit on the bed and lean? No, no, no, he couldn't kneel on the bed. He had no way of knowing whether it was going to work, whether the sheet would hold, and if it didn't, his head would crash into the ground. It probably wouldn't kill him from that height, but it would damage him severely. It's not like he had a way of testing his method before he did it.  What a crock.