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A report released by the inspector general of the US Justice Department revealed that correctional officers at the Bureau of Prisons failed to prevent Jeffrey Epstein from committing suicide. The report also noted that the agency's failure to address the issue of its surveillance system contributed to his death.
The report found that there was no foul play involved in the death of Jeffrey Epstein, who was facing numerous charges related to child sex trafficking. It also stated that the bureau's failures contributed to his death.
According to a report by Fox News, the Bureau of Prisons' management and personnel have failed to ensure the safety and security of inmates. It also cited numerous instances of violations, such as the failure of its surveillance system. In addition, the report noted that the phone call made by Epstein was not monitored. This incident, as well as other issues, led to his death.
The criminal activities of Epstein had already caught the attention of authorities. When he agreed to a plea deal, he was able to avoid going to prison by admitting that he had solicited underage girls. He then advised the government of the US Virgin Islands on how to improve its sex offender laws.
JUST IN: A Federal Watchdog just concluded that a “combination of negligence and misconduct” by guards allowed disgraced pedophile Jeffrey Epstein to commit suicide while he was in custody awaiting trial.
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The suicide of Epstein could not have come at a worse time for his victims, as it would prevent them from getting justice. Despite the Bureau of Prisons’ failure to prevent him from committing suicide, there is still no sign of foul play. His death has tarnished the reputations of prominent philanthropists and Democrats who accepted his donations despite knowing about his crimes.
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