08.11.19. Suicided

from Middle Theory · host Micah Hanks

This week, in light of the news about "apparent" reports of the billionaire sicko and sex offender Jeffery Epstein's "presumed" death by "apparent" suicide, we lead off by revisiting an FBI bulletin that raises concerns about what happens when the public believes in conspiracies... which is what everyone seemed to have leaped on with news of Epstein's death.

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